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5 Tech Stocks to Buy on the July Pullback
Written by Thomas Hughes. Originally Published: 6/29/2026.
Key Points
- Mid-2026 market headwinds have created opportunistic entry points in five high-quality tech stocks that analysts broadly rate as buys.
- Oracle and Amprius Technologies offer the highest projected upside, with analysts forecasting 80% and 65% gains from their recent lows, respectively.
- Salesforce and Zscaler face company-specific pressures—mixed guidance and a sales team transition—that analysts view as temporary rather than structural.
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Every trader and investor should keep one principle close at hand: wait for the opportunistic entry. Opportunistic entries are those unforeseeable, often irrational price pullbacks that occur in otherwise healthy, growing, and attractive stocks. In July, between-cycle market angst, AI fears, and growth concerns have opened up entry points in many high-quality stocks.
The likely outcome is that the headwinds impairing price action in early summer 2026 will begin to fade by early fall, at which point price recoveries should follow, if not before.
Amprius Technologies: Short-Sellers Capped Gains
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Watch Porter's full breakdown of Project Prophet and Emmet's systemAmprius Technologies' (NYSE: AMPX) June price pullback was driven in large part by short sellers, who sold based on valid concerns about production capacity, order volume, and the company’s scalability. However, early-year results and orders suggest acceleration will continue in the coming quarters and may gain momentum as production ramps up.
This year’s catalysts include the U.S. government’s push to expand drone capabilities and the Matternet deal, which marks a major commercial milestone and could create additional catalysts in the quarters ahead. One such catalyst would be progress in battery cell design for Matternet’s drone delivery fleet, an eventual design win that would lead to subsequent product orders.
The company's upcoming Q2 results are another catalyst, expected to affirm the momentum seen in the previous quarter. Analysts forecast revenue to grow by more than 100%, and the path to profitability to clear.
The 10 analysts tracked by MarketBeat rate the stock a Buy, with a 90% Buy-side bias, and expect it to rise 65% from the late-June support target.
Oracle: Deeply Oversold With Backlog Conversion Closing In
Oracle’s (NYSE: ORCL) share price continues to be punished for its massive spending plans, growing debt, and dilution. However, the market may be mispricing the stock, treating it like an emerging startup rather than a blue-chip tech company with a backlog approaching a trillion dollars. The takeaway is that this year’s price weakness is a historical opportunity to buy an AI-critical name at pennies on the dollar.
Trading near $150, Oracle’s forward price-to-earnings multiple (P/E) falls into the low-single digits over the next 10 years, suggesting several hundred basis points of stock price upside as backlog converts to revenue, cash flow, and earnings. MarketBeat tracks 38 analysts rating ORCL as a consensus Moderate Buy with a 79% Buy-side bias and 80% upside from early 2026’s lows.
Snowflake: Melt-Up Can Gain Momentum
Snowflake’s (NYSE: SNOW) stock price melt-up began earlier this year when its results confirmed the AI-driven SaaS-pocalypse wasn’t happening. What is happening is that AI is underpinning demand for business, business is accelerating, and profitability is improving. Analysts responded well to Snowflake's earnings news, raising the stock price outlook and positioning the market to move higher.
The technical outlook is solid, with the stock up sharply in Q2 and consolidating near highs. Convergence in the MACD suggests momentum is strengthening and that fresh highs may be ahead. Analysts' trends suggest only modest upside at the consensus, but even that would be sufficient for a fresh high. That fresh high is significant because it would open the door to a more substantial technical move, potentially more than 100% at the high end of the range.
Salesforce: Left for Dead, Generates Cash Flow, Buys Back Shares
Salesforce’s (NYSE: CRM) stock price hit fresh lows in June despite the deep value on offer and the strength of the company's Q1 results. The sticking point was the guidance, which was viewed as mixed relative to the high bar analysts had set.
Salesforce is not only growing, but has accelerated back to a double-digit growth pace and is expected to maintain that pace in upcoming quarters.
More importantly, Salesforce generates substantial cash flow and uses it to buy back shares. Buybacks reduced the share count by an average of 1.9% in Q1, over the trailing 12-month period.
Forty-three analysts rate CRM as a consensus Moderate Buy with a 63% Buy-side bias. CRM stock trades at a potential floor, the analysts' lowest recorded target, with 65% upside forecasted by the consensus.
Zscaler: Cautious Guidance Sets Stage for Rapid Price Recovery
Zscaler’s (NASDAQ: ZS) stock price is down while its peers are rallying due to a shift in the sales team. The company’s key sales managers left, creating a temporary gap that prompted management to issue cautious guidance.
It will take time for the gap to be filled, but it will be, and sales should continue at a strong pace because Zscaler provides utility for its clients. The cloud-native platform secures remote access, limiting use to authorized personnel. It also inspects web traffic and protects data.
The bulk of analysts' revisions spurred by the firm's earnings news were reaffirmed ratings and price targets. Analysts assign ZS a consensus Moderate Buy rating. There is an 82% Buy-side bias within the data, and a forecast for 55% upside from the 2026 lows.
This Edge AI Stock Just Got a Huge Vote of Confidence From Wall Street
Submitted by Thomas Hughes. Article Published: 7/6/2026.
Key Points
- Rosenblatt raised its Ambarella price target to a Wall Street high of $120 in late June, naming the stock a top pick for the second half of 2026.
- Ambarella's edge AI and computer vision chips position it as a leader in surveillance, drones, autonomous vehicles, and robotics, driving analyst optimism.
- Analysts hold a consensus Moderate Buy rating with heavy institutional buying, while rising trading volume and record automotive revenue suggest AMBA could reach new highs.
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Ambarella’s (NASDAQ: AMBA) stock price has struggled to gain traction for years, but that may be changing. The company's shift to computer vision and edge AI is beginning to pay off, and analysts are taking notice. Rosenblatt notably raised its price target to a Wall Street high of $120 in late June, calling the stock a Top Pick for the second half of 2026.
In analyst Kevin Cassidy’s view, Ambarella is a pure play on physical AI, perhaps the ultimate play, as its low-power, high-performance System-on-a-Chip (SoC) designs offer utility across a wide range of use cases. With AI shifting into the application phase, Ambarella is well-positioned to capture market share in surveillance, drones, autonomous vehicles and, most importantly, robotics.
Ambarella's Strengths Make It Mission-Critical for Manufacturers
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Read the full briefing and see how to position yourself nowAmbarella’s advantages span four major pillars: efficiency, advanced processing capabilities, a unified software stack and multi-sensor functionality. Power efficiency has been described as “extreme.” Edge AI processors handle many complex tasks at the sensor endpoint, reducing latency and the cost of sending data to the cloud while also easing thermal and bandwidth constraints.
Advanced processing enables multi-functionality at the endpoint, including real-time quality enhancement, high-dynamic-range enhancement and fisheye dewarping. The unified stack makes deployments easier, reducing original equipment manufacturer (OEM) time to market, while the multisensor functionality delivers industry-leading performance: integrating computer vision with AI-enhanced radar yields sharper edges on scanned objects, enabling safer operations for robots and vehicles.
Analyst Trends Firm Up: Ambarella Forecasted to Hit Long-Term Highs
Rosenblatt has not been the only analyst firm to take notice. Analyst trends in early July show a firm consensus Moderate Buy rating, a 57% buy-side bias among the 14 analysts tracked by MarketBeat, and a steadily increasing consensus price target. Up nearly 20% on a trailing 12-month basis, the consensus in early July points to about 20% upside from the critical support level and would be enough to reach a multi-year high. More importantly, the trend is moving toward the high end, and institutions are buying into the outlook.
Institutional trends have been equally bullish, providing support at the lower end of AMBA’s long-term range and limiting downside in the second half. As it stands, the group owns more than 80% of the stock and has accumulated at a pace of more than $2 bought for every $1 sold over the trailing 12 months. Activity in Q2 2026 has been particularly bullish, with the balance rising to nearly $24 bought for each $1 sold.
In this scenario, AMBA’s stock price could gain momentum as it moves higher, potentially triggering an influx of capital with a close at new highs. The opportunity for investors is to get into AMBA stock early, while it is still trading within its long-term range and before fear of missing out (FOMO) grips the market.
Short interest is another factor for investors to keep in mind. The short interest is not astronomically high in early July, at about 7%, but it has been rising in recent reports. The risk is that short sellers can cap gains in this stock, but that is a near-term concern given recent earnings results, guidance and analyst activity. The more likely scenario is that shorts begin covering, if not over the summer, then by early fall when the next earnings release is expected.
Ambarella Stock Poised for Gains With Catalysts Ahead
Ambarella’s guidance called for a sequential acceleration in revenue and solid profitability metrics, supported by favorable commentary on demand dynamics, particularly in the automotive sector. Automotive revenue hit another record in Q1, driven by deepening penetration and strength in the commercial market.
Additionally, CEO Fermi Wang noted growing client interest in broader, deeper partnerships across end markets such as edge infrastructure and robotics, so guidance may be cautious. The Q2 results, expected in late August, will likely be better than forecast.
The long-term opportunity is growth, profits and cash flow. Analysts are forecasting improvements in the coming quarters, but the data is limited. Few long-term price targets exist, and much of the available commentary does not fully account for the company’s growing strengths. The likely outcome is that results continue to accelerate sequentially, driving analysts into a persistently bullish revision cycle that helps bolster market sentiment and stock prices over time.
Ambarella’s stock price reflects the emerging opportunity. While price action has remained within its trading range, Rosenblatt’s price target increase and commentary triggered a single-day 28% stock price increase, revealing a market ready to buy.
Not only does the action show strong support within the range, but the indicators suggest another upswing is likely. The question is whether AMBA will reach a new high sooner or later, and the answer may be sooner. Trading volume is rising, suggesting demand for AMBA is increasing and the available share count is dwindling.
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