Tech Stocks with Doubling Potential by 2026

Finance expert at Becoin.net, Joel Lim, has spotted two tech stocks that can double investors’ money by 2026

• The constant demand for AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, and software effectiveness creates fertile ground for underappreciated technical experts.

• Dynatrace (DT) leads the AI-powered observability market, which is crucial in managing complex cloud environments.

• JFrog (FROG) is the software delivery foundation for secure software in this age of DevOps and continued cyberattacks.

To overlook such companies is to miss the next wave in technology wealth generation. Their targeted solutions meet non-negotiable requirements of companies across the globe, which equates to recurring revenues, growing margins, and substantial increases in market share.

With the AI revolution in its early stages and global software development accelerating, this is the time to position portfolios in these underappreciated, high-potential names.

1. Dynatrace

Dynatrace leads the field in observability and application performance monitoring (APM). It utilizes artificial intelligence to monitor, protect, and optimize complex multi-cloud setups, eliminating the need for human input.

Its software plays a crucial role for thousands of major companies, including prominent banks, retailers, and healthcare providers, ensuring their essential apps function properly. As clouds become more complex and AI becomes the norm, Dynatrace’s AI-driven platform (Davis AI) becomes increasingly useful.

Revenue is climbing steadily, up 21% to $381M last quarter, with annual recurring revenue (ARR) at $1.53B and a solid 32% free cash flow margin. It’s scaling fast and staying profitable.

With a projected $100B market by 2026, Dynatrace stands out for its strong AI capabilities, security tools, and growing reach into infrastructure and business data.

Joel Lim says, “Dynatrace is the invisible engine behind the digital world. With 20%+ growth and a huge market ahead, it’s on track to double by 2026.”

2. JFrog

JFrog runs a universal DevOps platform that controls the entire software release chain. Its latest results crushed expectations: $100.3M in Q1 revenue (up 26%), with cloud sales growing 47% and making up 42% of the total.

Its 119% net retention rate shows customers keep spending more, proof that the platform is sticky and trusted.

Joel Lim says, “JFrog is essential to secure software delivery. With fast cloud growth and a sticky platform, there’s big upside potential by 2026.”

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