Tech Stocks Getting Hype: Xero and Dynatrace in Focus

Two tech companies are getting attention from market watchers right now. One sells small business accounting tools while the other helps big companies track their software performance. Both just got thumbs up from analysts who think their shares will climb. The accounting software maker closed last week at around fifty-six dollars per share. A research firm recently put its price target at eighty-two dollars, suggesting it could jump nearly sixty percent from where it trades today. Another firm set an even higher target of one hundred seventeen dollars, though this analyst ranks lower in experience.The performance tracking company closed last Friday at about thirty-eight dollars. A well-known analyst gave it a target of forty-one dollars, meaning a small gain could be coming. But most experts covering the stock see it reaching forty-five dollars eventually, which would push it up about twenty percent from here. Most analysts who follow these firms agree both stocks look like good buys right now. Yet some have mixed records when picking winners, and their confidence levels vary widely. The highest targets suggest big potential, but the lowest ones show more cautious outlooks.