It has been a very interesting month (year? decade?) for tech stocks, and while chip stocks are getting many of the biggest stories, we cannot neglect other areas of the tech sector. Especially as it relates to the app or software market, which will be using all of this AI technology being developed. Today, we’re going to focus on app stocks, specifically those with a Zen Rating of A. Note that stocks with an A rating have an average annual return of +32.52%.
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RNG is a communication SaaS solutions company providing everything from voice to fax, and has been in operation since 1999 (given that it’s in the app industry, that’s a notable amount of time). Given the rise of remote work and people having multiple (and then some) devices, we can expect demand for RNG (or companies like it) for some time to come.

The Component Grades clearly showcase RNG’s strengths. It not only looks like a Value opportunity for investors, but it still has plenty of growth left based on the score. It also has strong financials and is among the safer stocks we cover. Investors will want to see whether the market notices RNG, whether they maintain their approach, and exactly what demand looks like in the coming months.
Providing an e-commerce platform for enterprise brands and retailers worldwide (it’s active in 13 countries, including the U.S.), VTEX has been on a slight rebound over the last few months after a very rough August 2025. Q4 earnings met estimates, and estimates have been rising, signaling potential growth and strengthening investor sentiment.

This is reflected in its Component Grades. It has an A for Sentiment, a B for Financials and Growth, and a B for Artificial Intelligence (our AI algorithms detected trends indicating better stock price performance). There’s simply too much working in this app's favor to delete it from your mind.
We recently covered DCBO as a stock to buy the dip on. A little more than two weeks later, we can confirm that the dip remains, and it can still be a good value proposition for the right investor. The learning management system company has customers and partners worldwide, and is trying to innovate in a space that may be vital for decades to come.
For Component Grades, DCBO is a bit different from the other two stocks here. Our AI algorithm has noticed positive signals, and insiders and key investors are feeling strongly about the stock. However, Momentum is not as strong as most of the stocks we cover. This could mean it’s more of a long-term play than most.

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