Guggenheim analyst Steven Forbes lowered the price target for Tractor Supply Company (TSCO) to $50. This announcement was made on June 5, 2026, at 6:44 AM EDT. The full details of the analysis are exclusive to premium subscribers.

Brown & Brown, Inc. has appointed Corey Lewis as retail global head of tax insurance, enhancing its private equity and M&A services practice. Based in New York, Lewis will lead the global expansion of the firm's transactional tax capabilities, focusing on developing specialized solutions for complex mergers, acquisitions, and tax exposures. This strategic hire underscores Brown & Brown's commitment to investing in specialized talent to address evolving risks and opportunities in the deal landscape.

Brown & Brown Inc. has appointed Corey Lewis as its retail global head of tax insurance, a newly created role aimed at expanding the company's transactional tax capabilities. Lewis, formerly of Aon, will lead a team focusing on tax solutions for mergers and acquisitions clients. This appointment comes as Brown & Brown, despite a recent stock decline, shows financial resilience with 33 consecutive years of dividend increases, and analysts suggest it may be undervalued.

Insider purchases by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings' CEO and newly appointed Director Stephen Pagliuca indicate strong internal confidence in the company's recovery plan, despite ongoing operational challenges and geopolitical pressures. These substantial investments suggest a commitment to long-term growth and a belief in the current valuation, even as analysts debate the earnings outlook and activist investors push for changes. This insider activity aligns with a focus on execution and improved returns, providing a key data point for investors tracking the cruise line's rebound.

Stifel has raised its price target for DexCom (DXCM) to $90 from $85, reiterating a Buy rating on the stock. This adjustment comes amidst recent news for DexCom including the presentation of results from The CONNECT Randomized Control Trial and the launch of a reimagined Stelo App. The company specializing in continuous glucose monitoring systems also recently disclosed a theft of scrapped G7 glucose monitor sensors, prompting a warning to patients.

Total Wealth Planning & Management Inc. initiated a new position in Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) during Q4, purchasing 2,198 shares valued at $376,000. Several other institutional investors also adjusted their holdings, bringing overall institutional ownership to 74.35%. Analysts remain mixed on QCOM, with a consensus "Hold" rating and an average target price of $181.79, despite recent upgrades and price target increases from some firms.

Straight Path Wealth Management significantly reduced its stake in Cisco Systems by 77.2% in the fourth quarter, selling 15,439 shares and retaining 4,561 shares valued at $351,000. Despite this, Cisco shares rose 2.8% to $130.00, near its 52-week high, with a market cap of $512.4 billion. The company exceeded earnings expectations and declared a quarterly dividend of $0.42 per share, while analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus rating.

Total Wealth Planning & Management Inc. initiated a new position in Halliburton Company (NYSE:HAL), purchasing 75,181 shares valued at approximately $2.13 million, making it their 10th largest holding. This investment reflects continued institutional interest in Halliburton, with hedge funds and institutions owning 85.23% of the stock. Despite this, some company insiders, including VP Timothy Mckeon and EVP Van H. Beckwith, have recently sold off significant shares.

Total Wealth Planning & Management Inc. initiated a new position in Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) during the fourth quarter, acquiring 4,997 shares valued at approximately $1.034 million. This move comes as institutional ownership in J&J remains high, with other major investors like Vanguard and Norges Bank also increasing their stakes. The article highlights Johnson & Johnson's positive performance, driven by strong Q1 earnings, a dividend increase, and favorable analyst ratings.

Straight Path Wealth Management significantly reduced its stake in Celestica, Inc. (NYSE:CLS) by 88.5% in the fourth quarter, holding 2,350 shares valued at $695,000. Despite this decrease, several other institutional investors increased their holdings in the technology company. Celestica reported strong quarterly results, with EPS of $2.16 beating estimates and revenue up 52.8% year-over-year, and analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating with a consensus price target of $427.42.