Okta stock forecast: Third-party price targets

Okta (OKTA) is trading at $91.19 (as of 8 September 2025 at 14:31 UTC), within an intraday range of $89.91–91.75.
By Dan Mitchell
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Price action shows consolidation from this morning’s session high, with trading volume in line with the stock’s recent average.

Momentum reflects broader US equity futures edging higher, with S&P 500 futures up 0.1% as traders position ahead of key inflation data. The US 10-year Treasury yield is holding near 4.09% amid reduced bond market volatility (Trading Economics, 8 September 2025).

Okta share price forecast: Analyst price target view

StockAnalysis (consensus snapshot)

StockAnalysis reports a 12-month average price target of $120.97 for Okta (OKTA) as of 8 September 2025, based on 38 analysts. The figures represent a simple aggregation of sell-side targets and are updated on a rolling basis.

Investing.com (consensus page)

Investing.com lists an average 12-month target of $120.54 for OKTA (8 September 2025), with a high of $142 and a low of $75, from 44 analysts. The site compiles broker targets and updates them as new reports are added.

MarketBeat (consensus tracker)

MarketBeat shows a $118.25 average 12-month target for OKTA (8 September 2025), with a range between $75 and $142 across 38 analysts. MarketBeat notes these are broker-published targets compiled into a consensus view.

TipRanks (ratings & targets)

TipRanks indicates a $118.07 average 12-month target for OKTA (8 September 2025), based on 33 analysts in the past three months. The published range runs from $75 to $142. The platform aggregates broker targets and refreshes averages as new reports are issued.

MarketWatch (LSEG/FactSet feed)

MarketWatch cites an average 12-month target of $120.31 for OKTA (8 September 2025). MarketWatch attributes these figures to data vendors and updates them as estimates change.

Predictions and third-party forecasts are often unreliable, as they cannot account for unforeseen market events. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

OKTA stock predictions: Technical overview

On the daily chart, Okta (OKTA) is trading at $91.19 (14:31 UTC on 8 September 2025), just below a cluster of moving averages: the 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day levels at approximately 91, 94, 101 and 97. Momentum is neutral, with the 14-day RSI at 47, signalling balanced directional conditions.

The first upside level to watch is 98.68; a daily close above this could bring the 104.59 area back into focus. On declines, initial support is at the 92.96 pivot. A break below this could open the way towards 87.05.

This technical overview is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to trade.

Capital.com’s client sentiment for Okta

Buyers account for 97.9% of Okta CFD positions, compared with 2.1% for sellers, showing a 95.8 percentage-point skew towards long positions (8 September 2025). This snapshot reflects open positions on Capital.com and is subject to change.

FAQ

Who owns the most Okta stock?

Institutional investors hold the largest share of Okta’s equity. As of Q2 2025, around 86.6% of shares were institutionally held, with top holders including FMR LLC (Fidelity), The Vanguard Group Inc and BlackRock, alongside other asset managers tracking US technology indices. Company executives and board members hold smaller individual stakes. Ownership levels may change as funds rebalance and filings are updated (Yahoo Finance, 8 September 2025).

Is Okta a good stock to buy?

Whether Okta is suitable depends on an individual’s risk appetite and time horizon. The stock was trading at $91.19 on 8 September 2025, with analyst views on the Okta stock forecast mixed. The current consensus rating is “Moderate Buy”. Factors influencing future performance include client adoption, earnings growth and developments in the cybersecurity sector. Independent research is essential before making any trading decision.

Should I invest in Okta stock?

Owning Okta shares provides longer-term exposure to the cybersecurity sector, while trading contracts for difference (CFDs) allows speculation on short-term price movements without direct ownership. However, CFDs are traded on margin. Leverage higher than 1:1 amplifies your losses and your gains, making leveraged trading inherently risky.  The choice should be based on objectives, risk tolerance and trading strategy. Independent analysis is vital, as all investments involve the risk of loss.

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