Movement Alert|Datadog Rises 4.1% in Regular Trading, Wave of Wall Street Target Price Upgrades Boosts Market Confidence

Market Focus06-26 22:23

On June 26, Datadog rose 4.1% in regular trading, trading at $230.02/share, with turnover of $150 million.

On the news front, multiple Wall Street investment banks have recently raised their price targets on Datadog in rapid succession. On June 25, Needham lifted its target from $225 to $260, maintaining a Buy rating. On June 23, Arete significantly raised its target to $340 from $260. Earlier, Scotiabank raised its target to $275, Capital One to $268, Piper Sandler to $275, and BofA Securities to $280, all maintaining bullish ratings. Notably, Truist Securities upgraded Datadog from Hold to Buy on June 15, dramatically raising its target from $190 to $300. Analysts cited Datadog's rapid AI product development and strong positioning in observability and security as key growth drivers.

Within the Application Software sector, the broader group rallied in sympathy. Among individual stocks, Circle Internet up 6.25%, Salesforce up 4.07%, Palantir Technologies up 3.92%, Strategy up 0.79%, IREN down 2.16%.

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