In this article, we will look at the 10 Best 52-week Low Technology Stocks To Buy According To Analysts.
Much of the trading in the last two weeks has been dominated by the SpaceX IPO and the continuation of the semiconductor stocks rally. While the general consensus is that SpaceX stock appears overvalued, investors are still confident that the hardware semi stocks will continue their rally on the back of extremely high demand.
In the stock market, long-term returns are generally secured by placing bets at opportune times rather than chasing ongoing rallies. The problem for investors is that it is hard to invest in a stock that seems out of favor. Investors currently fear that their returns may be muted as a result of higher oil prices and interest rate uncertainty. However, Matthew Tuttle of Tuttle Capital Management pointed out three weeks ago that the market had already moved on from geopolitical fears. Talking to Schwab Network, he said:
“…they’re looking at whatever happens in Iran is temporary, and then they’re looking at this whole AI capex spend is something that could be years, even decades. So the war is not a big deal, they figure inflation maybe, but it’s temporary, the real trade now is back on for AI.”
The above was said while there was still uncertainty regarding the resolution of the Iran conflict. Now that the conflict is nearing its end, oil prices are coming down, and investors are getting used to the new Fed chairman, it might be the best time to bet on stocks that are underperforming. Stocks hitting their 52-week lows in recent days may look out of favor, but it is their ability to bounce back that can provide the alpha investors chase in the market.
To focus on such stocks, we compiled our list of the 10 best 52-week low technology stocks to buy according to analysts.
Methodology
To compile our list of the 10 best 52-week low technology stocks to buy, according to analysts, we screened technology stocks with a market cap of at least $2 billion that were trading within 0% to 10% above their 52-week lows. We also focused only on stocks with recent investor-worthy news and arranged them in ascending order of their potential upside, according to analysts.
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Note: All share price data is as of market close on June 19, 2026.
10. Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ:FISV)
Potential Upside: 35.81%
On June 16, Truist Financial analyst Matthew Coad reiterated a Hold rating on Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ:FISV) without assigning a price target. However, earlier, on May 29, the analyst had lowered the firm’s price target on the stock from $64 to $58 following the company’s first-quarter earnings report. After reviewing Q1 results, the firm updated its financial model and lowered its short-term revenue outlook. Moreover, Truist also revised its full-year forecasts downward, though the adjustments were less significant than those made to its short-term expectations.
The analysts said that the revised outlook reflects the impact of non-recurring hardware revenue in the merchant solutions segment. The revenue provided a temporary benefit to earnings and is not expected to continue.
On a more bearish note, BNP Paribas analyst Thomas Poutrieux downgraded Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ:FISV) to an Underperform rating from the previous Neutral rating on June 5. The analyst assigned a target price of $46 to the stock. CNN’s compilation of analyst price targets suggests that FISV has a median price target of $65, which is well above the firm’s assigned price target of $46. The median price target reflects a further 35.81% upside from the current levels.
Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ:FISV) offers fintech solutions, such as account processing, digital commerce, fraud prevention, and payments, to segments such as financial institutions and merchants.
9. Infosys Limited (NYSE:INFY)
Potential Upside: 45.55%
On June 11, Infosys Limited (NYSE:INFY) announced a strategic collaboration with IHH Healthcare to run a multi-year, enterprise-wide ERP program. This collaboration will help IHH Healthcare standardize and streamline its business processes across its operations, beginning with Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore.
In addition to this, on June 2, Infosys Limited (NYSE:INFY) announced the expansion of its partnership with DNB Bank, Norway’s largest bank. This would help modernize the bank’s financial crime detection and prevention operations using the NICE Actimize X Sight Enterprise platform. According to the company, this collaboration will help DNB Bank replace fragmented legacy systems with a unified, cloud-based platform designed to improve risk detection. Moreover, this will also enable the bank to detect financial crime and strengthen multi-jurisdictional regulatory compliance. As the systems integration partner, Infosys will help consolidate key financial crime functions, such as customer and payment screening, customer due diligence, and transaction and fraud monitoring.
Infosys Limited (NYSE:INFY) provides outsourcing, consulting, technology, and digital transformation services to businesses worldwide. It serves a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, energy, retail, financial services, telecommunications, technology, and travel. The company’s offerings consist of cybersecurity, AI, enterprise software, cloud computing, data analytics, and digital engineering services.
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