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ADI (Analog Devices, Inc.): every AI call and what happened next

TradeFlare's AI research teams analysed ADI on 7 market nights between May 21, 2026 and September 14, 2026. Each row is that night's verdict, the price that day, and how the price actually moved afterwards — wins and misses alike. Nothing is edited after the fact.

7 calls 6 BUY · 0 HOLD · 1 SELL BUY calls up after 20 trading days: 3 of 6
DateVerdictPriceTarget / stop5 days later20 days laterWhy (that night)
September 14, 2026 BUY $378.78 $422.29 / $350.76 +6.1% +12.5%
Allows sufficient runway for cyclical trough inflection to drive momentum past intermediate resistance toward secondary target levels.
June 19, 2026 BUY $434.46 $478.50 / $391.50 -12.1% -14.1%
The stock is breaking out of a 52-week high with strong fundamental and sentiment support, suggesting a continuation of the uptrend over the medium term.
May 27, 2026 BUY $419.94 $475.00 / $382.50 +5.0% +0.2%
The post-earnings drift signal and strong fundamental/sentiment outlook suggest a multi-week upward trend.
May 26, 2026 BUY $397.07 $436.78 / $357.36 +0.8% -1.6%
The post-earnings drift signal suggests a sustained upward move, and the fundamental strength supports a medium-term trend.
May 25, 2026 BUY $397.07 $436.78 / $357.36 +0.8% -1.6%
The post-earnings drift signal suggests a sustained upward move, and the fundamental and sentiment tailwinds support a multi-week trend.
May 22, 2026 SELL $384.21 — / — +1.4% +2.6%
Continued AI, industrial, and automotive segment growth driving revenue and earnings.
May 21, 2026 BUY $398.05 $453.76 / $358.24 +7.7% +15.9%
The post-earnings drift (PEAD) signal suggests a potential upward trend continuation over several weeks.

Prices are daily closes. "Days later" counts trading days from the close on the day of the call. A HOLD is not a recommendation to buy; only published signals are tracked with a target and stop on the public record. How the research works. Updated October 14, 2026. AI-generated research for educational purposes — it can be wrong and is not financial advice.