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Datadog, Inc. is a speculative Buy due to its leadership in observability, security, and AI, despite a premium valuation and margin pressures. DDOG's valuation is driven by high-growth expectations; maintaining ≥20% Y/Y revenue growth is essential to justify its current price. Recent results show strong revenue growth (28% Y/Y), an expanding customer base, and increasing adoption of AI and secu...

Shares of Datadog (DDOG 8.22%) have risen about 7.2% as of 2:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

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Highly specialized tech stock Datadog (DDOG 4.49%) received quite a treat from stock market investors on Monday, as they collectively sent the company's shares up by well over 4%. It was clear they took an analyst's bullish update on the stock to heart, since that increase trounced the S&P 500 index's 0.3% rise.

Datadog (DDOG -0.04%) has been a steady winner as observability becomes essential infrastructure in the cloud era. The monitoring-and-security platform specialist sells a broad suite that helps developers and security teams watch over applications, logs, infrastructure, and now artificial intelligence (AI) systems.

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