Tyler Technologies, JPMorgan cuts target to 525 dollars, shares slip

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 10:52.

Tyler Technologies (US9022521051) drew new analyst attention on Tuesday on the NASDAQ after JPMorgan cut its price target to 525 dollars from 650 dollars and kept an Overweight rating. Marketscreener carried the update and the fresh target cut.

JPMorgan resets the bar

The new JPMorgan note is dated June 4, 2026, and the bank now sits at 525 dollars on Tyler after 650 dollars previously. Marketscreener also shows a 275.27 dollar last close and an average target of 443.48 dollars for the name.

That leaves Tyler well below the current Wall Street average target, while JPMorgan still keeps a positive rating on the software group. Yahoo Finance reported a 276.88 dollar close on June 18 and a market value of 11.39 billion dollars in a separate article citing NZS Capital.

What consensus shows

The consensus picture on Marketscreener points to a wide spread between price and targets, with 443.48 dollars listed as the average objective. The same page also identifies Tyler as a software provider for the public sector, a business tied to government workflows rather than consumer demand.

Tyler shares trade on the NASDAQ, which keeps the stock in the U.S. large-cap software comparison set with names such as Oracle and Salesforce. The Marketscreener consensus page also lists the latest price data beside the analyst target.

The software behind the stock

Tyler sells public-sector software for courts, courts-adjacent workflows, taxation, public safety, and education. That makes recurring government contracts the core of the model, not a hardware cycle or consumer spend trend.

Where Tyler trades

The Tyler Technologies shares (US9022521051) trade on 2026-06-23, 10:52 on the NASDAQ at 275.27 dollars.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.