Best Tech Stocks this Week, 3/17/2026, According to Wall Street Analysts

Amid growing AI fears and a broader market pullback, three technology stocks rated “Strong Buys” by top analysts shine brightly. The sector surges ahead, fueled by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, semiconductors, and cybersecurity. Investors seeking long-term growth should consider adding exposure to this thriving space for significant potential upside. That said, with sky-high valuations and talk of an AI bubble, investors must make decisions after rigorous research and insights from reliable analysts.

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According to Top Wall Street Analysts, each stock received a new Buy rating recently and has significant upside as well. Click on any ticker to thoroughly research the stock before you decide whether to add it to your portfolio.

**Ondas Holdings **ONDS +3.64% ▲

Ondas Holdings develops and markets private wireless networks, autonomous drone systems, and automated data solutions for industrial and government customers. Over the past few days, Ondas agreed to acquire Mistral for $175 million in stock (closing Q2 pending approvals), completed its purchase of UK-based Rotron Aerospace (advanced drones, aero-engines for defense), and partnered with Palantir PLTR +1.17% ▲ and World View to build AI-powered stratospheric surveillance systems.

Yesterday, Lake Street analyst Max Michaelis reiterated his Buy rating and $19 price target, implying 80.4% upside. Over the last three months, all seven Top Analysts covering the stock have rated it a Buy, with their 12-month average ONDS price target implying an upside of 65.5%.

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Nvidia NVDA +1.65% ▲

Nvidia is the largest semiconductor company, known for its advanced GPUs (graphics processing units) and AI chips. At yesterday’s GTC 2026 keynote speech, CEO Jensen Huang stated that revenues could double to $1 trillion by 2027, aided by rising demand for its Blackwell and Rubin platforms. Nvidia also disclosed several partnerships with automakers for its self-driving tech.

Today, Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore maintained his Buy rating and $260 price target, suggesting 41.9% upside. He highlighted that Nvidia is seeing strong demand and widening its lead in AI infrastructure. He also noted that Nvidia’s edge is not just speed; it is the lowest cost per AI output (cost per token). Nvidia leads here now, and its upcoming Vera Rubin platform could widen the gap. Over the past three months, 35 Top Analysts covering the stock have rated it a Buy, while one analyst has rated it a Hold. Taken together, their 12-month average Nvidia price target implies an upside of 50.4%.

Accenture ACN +1.35% ▲

Accenture is a global professional services company that helps businesses, governments, and other organizations improve how they work using consulting and technology. Yesterday, the R&A and Accenture announced a new six-year partnership, positioning Accenture as the official business and technology consulting partner of the R&A, as well as an official patron of The Open, AIG Women’s Open, and ISPS HANDA Senior Open through 2031.

Today, UBS analyst Kevin McVeigh kept his Buy rating, while lifting his price target from $210 to $320, implying 60.6% upside. Over the past three months, five Top Analysts covering the stock have rated it a Buy, while one analyst has rated it a Hold. Taken together, their 12-month average Accenture price target implies an upside of 38.6%.

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