HC Wainwright just doubled down on Actuate Therapeutics (ACTU), maintaining a Buy rating and signaling serious conviction here.
The numbers are wild:
Average price target sits at $25.50/share — that’s a 318% jump from current levels at $6.10
Analyst forecasts range from $20.20 to $36.75 (pretty tight consensus for a biotech play)
Projected annual non-GAAP EPS: -$1.22 (so still in cash-burn mode)
Institutional interest is heating up:
Fund positions jumped 74.51% last quarter, with 89 funds now holding positions
Total institutional ownership increased 3.11% to 11.59M shares
Average fund allocation to ACTU rose 48.49%
Who’s moving the dial?
BIOS Capital Management holds 43.24% (10.05M shares) — a slight 0.84% increase
Vanguard’s Total Stock Market Index Fund went wild: 97.74% position increase, portfolio allocation up 3,457% (that’s index rebalancing mechanics at work)
Geode Capital added 18.82% more shares but paradoxically cut portfolio weighting
The takeaway: Analysts see significant upside, and smart money is quietly accumulating. But ACTU’s still unprofitable — this is a bet on pipeline execution, not current earnings. The divergence between share buying and portfolio weighting cuts tells you institutional holders are being selective.
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Biotech Stock Alert: ACTU Gets Bullish Rerating with 318% Upside
HC Wainwright just doubled down on Actuate Therapeutics (ACTU), maintaining a Buy rating and signaling serious conviction here.
The numbers are wild:
Institutional interest is heating up:
Who’s moving the dial?
The takeaway: Analysts see significant upside, and smart money is quietly accumulating. But ACTU’s still unprofitable — this is a bet on pipeline execution, not current earnings. The divergence between share buying and portfolio weighting cuts tells you institutional holders are being selective.