3 Tech Stocks With a Perfect 'Strong Buy' Consensus!

Hey everyone, it's Julie here with Tip Ranks and today we're taking a look at three unanimous strong buy tech stocks. So, let's get into it. All right, guys. Welcome back. Thank you all so much for being here. Today, we are taking a look at three companies all riding different powerful technology trends, but with one thing in common when it comes to analyst ratings. They all have unanimous buys. So today we're going to take a look at these companies, what it is that they do, and what these analysts are predicting for the stock's future. I found today's stocks on the Tip Ranks top analyst stocks page found under the ideas menu. Here you'll find a collection of stocks with ratings from top analysts. I narrowed in on a strong by consensus and the tech sector. You can check out these top analyst stocks on the Tip Ranks website or right on the Tip Ranks mobile app. And if you enjoy today's video, make sure you hit that thumbs up button and that you're subscribed to the channel. Now, let's dive right in. First on the list today, we're looking at Rubric. They trade under the ticker RBRK, currently priced above $93 per share. In the past year, the stock is just up 1.3% but has grown more recently, gaining 25.5% in the last 3 months. Rubric is a cyber security and data protection company. They're focused on helping businesses protect, recover, and manage their data across cloud and onremise environments. But their opportunity is evolving alongside AI. As companies deploy more AI systems and agents, they're creating new security risks, and they need to make sure their data can be protected and recovered if something goes wrong. And that's where Rubric story gets particularly compelling. It's positioning itself not just as a backup company, but as part of the security infrastructure needed for an increasingly AIdriven enterprise. They just reported their Q2 earnings on August 26th, coming out with both an earnings and revenue beat. But perhaps most important is that they raised their fullear guidance across key metrics. Earnings per share of 20 cents beat expectations by 16 cents per share and revenue of 427 million grew 37% year-over-year, beating by nearly 31 million. The company saw their annual recurring revenue grow 33% year-over-year to 1.66 billion and net retention above 119%, meaning customers aren't just staying, they're spending significantly more. Looking at their fullear guidance, they anticipate subscription annual recurring revenue at 1.88 to 1.885 billion and fullear revenue of 1.68 to 1.69 billion. Following that quarterly report, we did see quite a few Wall Street analysts increase their price targets, including a five-star analyst at Key Bank. They noted the company's strong annual recurring revenue beat and that cyber resilience continues to see good momentum with Rubric executing the strongest in the market. Key Bank expects the category to be an indirect beneficiary of an elevated AI threat landscape that requires greater emphasis on the need to recover. They viewed the after-hour sell-off from the earnings as a buying opportunity for a category leader with over 30% growth and about 20% free cash flow margin against an accelerating security demand backdrop. As you know, the stock is rated a unanimous strong buy. But what's impressive is that that is based on 25 current analyst ratings and their average price target of over $116 implies an upside potential of 24.5%. Looking at those most recent ratings, we can see all of the price target increases and upsides ranging from 21% all the way up to 38%. For our second stock today, we're taking a look at Jable. They trade under the ticker JBL, currently priced at about $310 per share. Their stock has climbed over 45% in the past year, but has cooled off more recently, dropping over 13% in the last 3 months. Jable provides manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain solutions for some of the world's biggest tech companies. They build and assemble products for other companies from electronics to medical devices to increasingly AI data center infrastructure. While they're not a household name, they are a backbone company. If a tech giant needs something physically built at scale, there's a good chance Jabel is involved. The compelling angle here is AI infrastructure, as they now expect roughly 13.6 6 billion in AI related revenue this fiscal year up about 50% year-over-year and just landed a third hypers scale cloud customer. They'll be sharing their next quarterly earnings report at the end of this month on September 24th. For their Q2 in midJune, they did beat expectations across the board. Earnings per share of $3.16 beat estimates by 6 cents per share. And revenue came in at 8.75 billion, beating by 145 million and growing nearly 12% year-over-year. The company also raised their fiscal 2026 revenue guide to about 35 billion, which would be 17% year-over-year growth. And their adjusted free cash flow outlook was raised to more than 1.4 billion. Back in August, we did have a four-star analyst from UBS upgrade their rating on the stock to a buy. They said they see a multi-year growth cycle for the company driven by AI investment from Amazon, Meta, and Google, rising healthcare demand as capacity comes online, and scaling automation and robotics markets. These drivers should lift JBL's revenue and fiscal operating margin above 6%. They expect a beat and raise cadence next year to support valuation expansion for the shares. The stock has nine current analyst ratings, all giving it a buy. And their average price target of $447 implies an upside potential of 44%. Taking a look at those price targets down below, our upsides range from about 32% all the way up to 55%. If you've made it all the way to our third stock today, then do me a favor and make sure you've hit that thumbs up button. Last but not least, we're looking at Braze. They trade under the ticker BRZ, currently priced at $32 per share. They have had some ups and downs this year, overall gaining nearly 6% but growing more recently, gaining 45% in the last 3 months. Braise is a customer engagement software platform. It's the tool brands use to send personalized messages across email, push notifications, SMS, and inapp content, all triggered by real-time customer behavior. Think of it as the engine behind you get this exact message at the exact moment marketing. The compelling part of the story right now, of course, is AI. Braz's new decisioning studio product is already generating revenue and driving measurable results for customers. In one case study cited, unsubscribe rates fell over 80%. Their next earnings report is actually coming up quite soon on September 8th. Looking back at their previous quarter in May, earnings were in line while revenue beat and the company did raise guidance across the board. Earnings per share came in at 10 cents versus 7 cents the year ago. And revenue came in at 211 million, beating by 5.8 million and growing 30% year-over-year, which did mark their fourth straight quarter of accelerating growth. They also posted record free cash flow of 27 million and their net retention improved to 110% with customers spending over 500,000 a year annually growing by 33% year-over-year. Looking forward, they raised their Q2 revenue guidance to 219.5 to 220.5 million. And we've actually seen several Wall Street analysts weighing in and raising price targets ahead of this upcoming earnings, including one at DA Davidson. They said that Bise is the name to own into the print after constructive exchanges throughout the quarter with a company and positive takeaways from a recent conversation with a key service partner. Braise is seen as a long-term beneficiary of enterprises shifting customer engagement objectives with the ability to expand free cash flow margins as the business scales. Their stock also has nine current analyst ratings, all giving it a buy. And the average price target of $36.75 implies an upside potential of nearly 15%. Looking at those ratings down below, they range from an upside of 6% all the way up to 40%. So, that is a quick look at three tech stocks, all with unanimous strong buy ratings from Wall Street. Let me know your thoughts on these companies and which one you'd put on your watch list. I always love hearing from you guys. And please keep in mind, these videos are never a suggestion to buy or sell any stock. So, always do your own research and due diligence. Thanks so much for watching. Have a fantastic long weekend and I'll see you back here next time.