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Small-Cap Tech Trio Cited with 35-58% Upside

By Stocks Desk · · 1 min read
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Analysts flag Pagaya, Progress, and Viant for potential gains, citing strong buy ratings and specific price targets.

Key points

  • Pagaya Technologies has a $28.67 price target, indicating 38% upside potential for investors.
  • Progress Software’s $54.75 target suggests 35.2% growth, backed by four recent Buy ratings.
  • Viant Technology offers the largest upside at 56.8%, with a $19.39 average price target.

TipRanks analyst data identifies three small-cap technology stocks with significant upside potential, driven by strong institutional ratings. The selected companies, Pagaya Technologies, Progress Software, and Viant Technology, show projected gains ranging from 35% to 58% based on current average price targets.

These firms operate in distinct tech sectors, including fintech, enterprise software, and advertising technology. Despite recent year-to-date price fluctuations, Wall Street maintains a bullish consensus, assigning Strong Buy ratings to all three names in the last three months.

Fintech and Software Valuations

Pagaya Technologies, an AI-driven fintech firm, has a stock price target of $28.67, implying 38% upside. The company’s Strong Buy rating rests on six recent Buy recommendations, reflecting confidence in its credit and fixed-income portfolio optimization models.

Progress Software, a provider of application development tools, carries a $54.75 price target suggesting 35.2% potential growth. Analysts issued four Buys and one Hold recently, supporting a Strong Buy stance despite the stock’s 5.8% year-to-date decline.

Viant Technology Leads Upside

Viant Technology, a digital advertising software provider, presents the highest projected gain at 56.8% from its $19.39 average target. The stock has already risen 2.6% year-to-date, supported by nine Buy ratings that solidify its Strong Buy consensus.

Consensus Drives Investment Thesis

The collective analyst sentiment across these three companies highlights a preference for high-growth small-caps with clear technological applications. The disparity in current performance, with some stocks down and others up, does not alter the forward-looking positive outlook provided by TipRanks data.

Based on reporting by TipRanks, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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