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Historical analyst accuracy
For GameStop, we replayed every analyst price target of the past 12 months and measured the real outcome: 32% were profitable, average return -1% (65 calls). At 3 months: -4% average return (41% profitable). The higher the %, the more often analysts were right on this stock.
Most reliable analysts on this stock (past track record)
Their past track record on this stock (targets replayed against real prices) — not a forecast of what will happen.
| Analyst / broker | Calls i | % profitable i | Avg return i |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wedbush | 24 | 29% | -13% |
| Ascendiant Capital | 8 | 50% | +49% |
| B of A Securities | 7 | 43% | +17% |
Valuation
Is GameStop overvalued, and is it a good time to buy GameStop right now? If you're wondering, here's a recap to make up your own mind: GameStop's valuation vs its sector median, to weigh alongside analyst reliability (above) and past performance. Educational information, not buy advice.
The P/E (price ÷ earnings per share) = how many years of earnings you pay for the stock. The higher it is, the more growth the market expects — but the pricier the stock, so more vulnerable if growth disappoints. The forward P/E uses next year's expected earnings: lower than the current P/E = rising expected earnings. We compare it to the sector median to see whether the stock is expensive relative to its peers.
| Metric | GameStop | Sector median (Consumer Discretionary) |
|---|---|---|
| P/E | 13.4 | 19.9 |
| Forward P/E | 13.3 | 14.4 |
| Net margin | 20% | 9% |
👉 GameStop trades below its sector median (13.4 vs 19.9) — potentially undervalued, or lower expected growth.
📖 P/E, PEG, margin…: see the glossary
Frequently asked questions
Is GameStop a buy right now?
The analyst consensus on GameStop (GME) is "Hold" (0 bullish, 0 bearish calls over 12 months). This is not advice: historically, 32% of their targets on this stock turned out profitable over 1 year.
What is GameStop's price target?
No analyst price target is currently published for GameStop. However, analysts' historical accuracy on this stock is measured above.
Are analysts accurate on GameStop?
Over 1 year, 32% of analyst targets on GameStop were profitable, for an average return of -1% (across 65 timestamped calls). This is JPI Invest's accuracy metric.
What is the GameStop stock forecast?
No analyst price target is available for GameStop. The most reliable signal is their track record on this stock (32% profitable calls over 1 year) and its past trajectory.
What is the GameStop stock forecast for 2026 or long term (2030)?
Note: no analyst target is published for this stock, and No reliable 5-10 year price forecast exists (« 2030 prediction » models are speculative). The most useful inputs: the 12-month median above, these analysts' historical accuracy (32%), and the stock's past trajectory.
Is GameStop overvalued?
Its P/E is 13.4, forward P/E 13.3. A forward P/E lower than the current P/E means earnings are expected to grow.
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What is JPI Invest?
JPI Invest aggregates analyst recommendations across the entire S&P 500 (plus the S&P MidCap 400), replays them against real prices and measures who predicts best — on results, not reputation. Instead of taking a price target at face value, you see each analyst's track record on each stock.
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⚠️ Educational information, not investment advice. Analyst price targets are 12-month and can be wrong. Data via Yahoo Finance, recomputed by JPI Invest.