Key Highlights

● Interactive Brokers closed at $87.87 on 9 October 2026.

● Market data consensus target is $103.49 from 16 analysts.

● The second data set shows a mean of $105.19 and a median of $106.50.

● In the first week of October, Barclays reiterated Overweight and raised its target to $115.

Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ:IBKR), a member of the S&P 500, finished Friday 9 October 2026 at $87.87. Analyst targets sit well above that level, with the consensus implying upside of about 19.7%. Recent broker revisions have mostly been upward.

What Is the Latest Analyst Price Target?

Market data's consensus target is $103.49, about 17.8% above the close, from 16 analysts, with a high of $115 and a low of $83. The second data set, using third-party data, shows a mean of $105.19, a median of $106.50, a high of $121 and a low of $70 from 15 analysts.

The recent named targets average about $107, so both figures are reasonable. On that basis the consensus target suggests potential upside of about 19.7%.

What Are Wall Street Analysts Saying?

Market data counts 10 Buy ratings (including one Strong Buy), six Hold and no Sell, a Moderate Buy consensus. The second data set describes the consensus as Buy.

In the first week of October, Barclays reiterated Overweight and raised its target to $115 from $114, and Bank of America reiterated Buy with $116 from $114. Goldman Sachs reiterated Buy at $111. Wells Fargo initiated at Overweight with a $102 target, Capital One set $105, and BMO lowered to $105 from $110 (Outperform). UBS reiterated Neutral and trimmed to $101 from $102.

Earlier, Rothschild & Co Redburn raised to $95 from $94 (Buy) in September, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods reiterated Market Perform, and Raymond James initiated at Market Perform in August. In July, CICC raised to $110 from $90, Piper Sandler set $109 and Jefferies raised to $108.

What Could Help the Stock Reach the Price Target?

All of the named targets in the last three months are above the current price, from $95 to $116.

If account growth and trading activity stay strong, analysts may maintain their targets. The wide distribution of new coverage from large brokers also shows continued interest in the shares.

What Could Prevent the Stock Reaching the Target?

Brokerage earnings depend on trading volumes, interest income on client cash and market conditions. A drop in trading activity or lower interest rates could reduce earnings and prompt target cuts. BMO and UBS recently trimmed their targets, and an independent ratings service and an independent ratings service both moved their ratings lower in late September and early October.

The low target of $70 on the second data set also shows that some analysts expect much less.

The Analyst Case for Interactive Brokers, in Numbers

Interactive Brokers closed at $87.87 on 9 October 2026, against a market data consensus target of $103.49. In the first week of October, Barclays reiterated Overweight and raised its target to $115 from $114, and Bank of America reiterated Buy with $116 from $114.