3 Unanimous Strong Buy Tech Stocks, According to Wall Street Analysts

Let's look at three companies all riding different powerful technology trends but with one thing in common. When it comes to Wall Street analysts they all have unanimous Buy ratings. We found the stocks – Rubrik (RBRK), Jabil (JBL) and Braze (BRZE) – on TipRanks' Top Analyst Stocks page. We narrowed in on a Strong Buy consensus and the Tech sector. We also made a video to accompany this article – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRtBtHVoizk Rubrik The stock is down around 2% in the last 12 months, but up 22% in the year-to-date. It is a cybersecurity and data protection company focused on helping businesses protect, recover and manage their data across cloud and on-premise environments. Its opportunity is evolving alongside AI as companies deploy more systems and agents and create new security risks. Rubrik is positioning itself not just as a backup company but as part of the security infrastructure. Its recent Q2 report revealed a revenue and earnings beat. It also raised its full year guidance across key metrics. Five-star TipRanks-rated KeyBanc analyst Eric Heath raised his price target to $120 from $112. He said cyber resilience continued to see good momentum, with Rubric the strongest in the market. Overall, all 25 analysts covering the stock have given it a Buy rating. Its average target price is $116.83, implying a 24.72% upside. Jabil Its stock is up 48% in the last 12 months, but is down around 3% in the last three. It provides manufacturing, engineering and supply chain solutions for some of the world's biggest tech companies. It builds and assembles products for other companies from electronics to medical devices to increasingly AI data center infrastructure. If a tech giant needs something physically built there is a good chance that Jabil is involved. It expects $13.6 billion in AI-related revenue this year, up about 50% year-over-year. In its Q2 it beat expectations across the board. Four-star TipRanks-rated UBS analyst David Vogt sees a multiyear growth cycle for the company driven by AI investment from the likes of Amazon (AMZN) and Meta (META) rising healthcare demand and scaling automation and robotics markets. Overall, all 9 analysts covering the stock have it as a Buy. Its average target price is $447, implying a 43.93% upside. Braze Its share price is down 6.79% in the year-to-date but up 38% over the last 3 months. It is a customer engagement software platform. Its the tool brands use to send personalized messages across email, push notifications, SMA and in-app content all triggered by real-time customer behavior. Braze's new decisioning studio product is already generating revenue and driving measureable results for customers. Clark Wright, an analyst from D.A. Davidson has a Buy rating on the stock due to a combination of factors tied to Braze's positioning and growth outlook. He expects the company to benefit over the long term as enterprises modernize customer engagement, with Braze poised to widen free-cash-flow margins as it scales. Overall, all 9 analyst covering the stock have given it a Buy rating. Its average target price is $36.75, implying a 14.99% upside. Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue