NEW: Analyst Forecasts & Earnings Dashboard

QUIVER STRATEGIES
Check out our top Performing Strategies

Each week, we are highlighting the top Quiver Strategies trending right now:

In today’s edition:

• Political News & Congress Trading

• Analysts Forecasts & Price Targets Dashboard

• Wynn Resorts Defamation Challenge Denied

  -David Love

POLITICS
Congress Trades & News

Insights from our Congress Trading Dashboard

Several politicians & members of Congress have already made millions of dollars in the stock market in 2025:

• Senator Ashley Moody disclosed over a dozen stock trades on 3/22/25. A few that caught our eye:

  • A purchase of up to $250K of stock in the pharma company (LLY) Eli Lilly (Moody sits on the Senate Health Committee).

  • A purchase of up to $15K in stock in a small company called Genius Sports (GENI).
    

• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene just filed over a dozen new trades on 3/19/25. Notable ones are:
  

  • Bought up to $15K in Applied Materials stock. (AMAT) is flat compared to an S&P 500 up +1.46% since the trade.

  • Bought up to $15K in Blackstone stock. (BX) is up +3.27% vs an S&P 500 up +1.46% since the trade.

  • Bought up to $15K in Nvidia stock. (NVDA) is up +1.84% vs an S&P 500 up +1.46% since the trade.

  • Bought up to $15K in Caterpillar stock. (CAT) is flat vs an S&P 500 up +1.46% since the trade.

  • Bought up to $15K in UPS stock. (UPS) is down -1.27% vs an S&P 500 up +1.46% since the trade.

• Rep. Scott Franklin filed 3x purchases of Lockheed Martin stock on 3/18/25. He purchased up to $80k worth of (LMT) stock, and is flat on the trade compared to an S&P 500 down -5.92%.

• Rep. Cleo Fields filed a sale of up to $1M worth of Nvidia on 3/14/25. He traded it on 2/5/25 and this is the first trade we have seen from his since he entered office. (NVDA) is down -2.48% vs an S&P 500 down -4.79% since the trade.

DATA ROUNDUP
Featured Quiver Datasets

Here’s an overview and data updates from some our datasets and their corresponding dashboards:

NEW: Company Analyst Ratings & Stock Forecasts
We’re excited to announce the launch of our Stock Forecast section, now available on individual company stock ticker pages!

This new feature provides insights into Wall Street analysts' price targets and ratings for stocks, helping you make more informed investment decisions.

We source this data from Financial Modeling Prep, a stock market data API covering real-time & historical stock prices, market news, and stock fundamentals.

For example, our Tesla (TSLA) forecast page showcases:

Analysts Ratings: Understanding Market Sentiment

Analyst ratings provide a snapshot of professional opinions on a stock's future performance. For example, Tesla (TSLA) has 46 ratings:

• 23 analysts recommend "Buy" – signaling confidence in the stock's growth potential.

• 14 suggest "Neutral" – indicating a balanced outlook with limited upside or downside.

• 9 advise "Sell" – highlighting potential risks or overvaluation concerns.

Why It Matters:
These ratings reflect the collective sentiment of Wall Street experts, helping retail investors gauge whether a stock aligns with their investment strategy. A high number of "Buy" ratings could indicate strong growth prospects, while "Sell" ratings may signal caution.

How to Use It:
Investors use this data to:

• Compare sentiment across multiple stocks to identify promising opportunities.

• Balance their portfolios by avoiding stocks with excessive "Sell" recommendations.

• Monitor changes in analyst ratings over time to detect shifts in market confidence.

Price Targets: Setting Realistic Expectations

Price targets offer a range of expected stock values based on analysts' projections. For TSLA, the price targets include:

• Median Target: $275.50 – the central value most analysts expect the stock to reach.

• High Estimate: $550.00 – reflecting optimism about Tesla's potential upside.

• Low Estimate: $88.00 – representing the most conservative outlook.

Why It Matters:
Price targets help investors set realistic expectations for stock performance and understand potential risks and rewards. The median target provides a balanced benchmark, while high and low estimates highlight volatility and uncertainty factors.

How to Use It:
Investors can leverage price targets to:

• Evaluate whether current stock prices align with analysts' projections (e.g., if (TSLA) is trading near $277.75, it’s close to the median target).

• Identify stocks with significant upside potential relative to their current price for growth-focused strategies.

• Assess downside risks by reviewing low estimates, ensuring investments align with their risk tolerance.

Take Action

By combining analyst ratings and price targets, retail investors can make informed decisions tailored to their investment strategy:

1. Research Further: Use Quiver Quant’s other datasets to dive deeper into analyst reports for correlations to ratings and targets.

2. Diversify Wisely: Balance high-growth stocks with stable performers based on sentiment and price forecasts.

3. Track Trends: Regularly monitor Quiver updates to analyst ratings and targets for dynamic portfolio adjustments.

Explore the Stock Forecast section today to unlock smarter investing strategies!

This tool empowers you with a clear view of market sentiment and expert predictions, all in one place.

Explore the new feature today and stay ahead in your investment strategy!

Insights from our Quiver Dashboards

NEWS
Wynn's (WYNN) Defamation Challenge Denied: Court Reaffirms Media Freedoms

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review casino mogul Steve Wynn’s appeal, effectively upholding the longstanding defamation standard set in New York Times v. Sullivan. Wynn, former CEO of Wynn Resorts (WYNN), challenged a Nevada court ruling that dismissed his suit against the AP over allegations of sexual assault, arguing that the “actual malice” standard should be reconsidered.

The decision reinforces the robust protection afforded to the press under the First Amendment, despite persistent calls from President Trump and conservative justices to relax these standards. Critics argue that the current legal framework enables public figures to evade accountability, but the court’s refusal to hear Wynn’s appeal confirms its commitment to established precedent.

Market Overview:

• Wynn’s challenge targets the entrenched “actual malice” standard protecting public figures.

• The ruling reinforces the 1964 precedent that underpins U.S. defamation law.

• Political pressure persists as critics question the balance between free speech and accountability.

Key Points:

• Wynn’s suit stemmed from a defamation claim over alleged sexual assault remarks.

• The case highlights ongoing debates over media accountability and legal standards.

• The decision may deter future challenges to established defamation protections.

Continue Reading