The technology sector is undergoing constant change, propelled by progress in fields like artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and more. Investors should allocate a portion of their capital to this high-growth area to maximize portfolio returns. Importantly, given the macroeconomic uncertainty tied to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the persistent trade tensions with China, it’s sensible to follow top analysts’ guidance on technology firms before making a move.
According to Top Wall Street Analysts, the three stocks listed below are Strong Buys. Each stock was recently assigned a new Buy rating and offers meaningful upside as well.
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Here are today’s leading stock selections, according to analysts.
DeFi Technologies (DEFT)
DeFi Technologies is a Canada-based fintech firm that offers regulated, secure access to decentralized finance (DeFi) and digital asset markets. Yesterday, H.C. Wainwright analyst Kevin Dede reiterated his Buy rating on DEFT shares, setting a $5.50 price target, which suggests a notable 158.8% upside potential. Dede points to the company’s rapid growth in ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products), solid financial position, and leadership in global crypto product breadth as catalysts for his bullish stance. Over the past three months, all three Wall Street analysts covering DEFT have rated it a Strong Buy, and their 12-month average DeFi Technologies price target implies roughly 152% upside.
DoubleVerify Holdings (DV)
DoubleVerify operates a leading software platform focused on digital media verification, measurement, and analytics. On September 25, Citizens JMP analyst Andrew Boone reaffirmed his Buy rating on DV and set a $20 price target, implying 68.2% upside potential. Boone is upbeat about the company’s capacity to command higher prices for high-attention ads where creative quality matters, underscoring DoubleVerify’s chance to link attention metrics to media buying via its offerings. In the last three months, nine Top Analysts covering DV rated it a Buy while two rated it a Hold. Collectively, their 12-month average DoubleVerify Holdings price target implies about 72% upside.
Klaviyo Class A (KVYO)
Klaviyo provides a platform that helps e-commerce merchants send automated, personalized emails and text messages to customers. Yesterday, Piper Sandler analyst Brent Bracelin kept his Buy rating on KVYO but trimmed his price target from $55 to $50, indicating 57.8% upside potential. Bracelin highlighted Klaviyo’s promising AI-driven platform ambitions but noted concerns about a lower-than-expected 2028 operating margin target, pressured in part by SMS gross margin headwinds. Over the past three months, all nine Top Analysts covering KVYO have rated it a Strong Buy. Together, their 12-month average Klaviyo price target implies approximately 48% upside.
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