Jabil Inc. (NYSE:JBL) has seen recent insider selling, including a significant sale by CEO & Director Michael Dastoor for US$2.7m, although this represented a small portion of his holdings. Over the past year, former insider Mark Mondello also sold US$11m worth of shares. While there have been no insider purchases, Jabil maintains high insider ownership at 1.9%, valued at US$591m, and shows strong earnings growth.

Robeco Institutional Asset Management significantly increased its holdings in Dollar General (NYSE:DG) by 426.9% in Q4 2025, now owning 1,699,871 shares. This substantial investment signals strong confidence in Dollar General's resilient discount retail business model. Investors are now anticipating Dollar General's Q1 2026 earnings report for further insights into the company's performance.

Berkshire Hathaway maintains a significant 9.8% stake in VeriSign, a mature internet infrastructure company known for domain registrations and critical root server operations. While VeriSign demonstrated strong financial performance in 2025 with $1.6 billion in revenue and $826 million in net income, its growth forecast for 2026 is modest, despite its high forward price-to-earnings multiple of 27.7, which reflects investor confidence in its reliable cash flow. The article suggests Sirius XM Holdings, another Berkshire Hathaway investment, as a potentially interesting alternative due to its monopolistic characteristics in the competitive audio streaming market.

This article compares two bond-focused ETFs, Fidelity's FIGB and Vanguard's VGIT, to help investors choose based on their priorities. While FIGB offers broader diversification and a slightly higher yield, it comes with a significantly higher expense ratio and lower liquidity. VGIT, on the other hand, prioritizes safety and cost-efficiency with its focus on U.S. Treasury bonds and a much lower expense ratio, albeit with a lower dividend yield.

This article analyzes Warren Buffett's holdings in American Express and Visa, contrasting their business models, growth prospects, and valuations. While both are strong companies, American Express is presented as the more compelling opportunity due to its lower price-to-earnings ratio and higher projected earnings growth over the next five years. The piece highlights American Express's premium brand, strong customer base, and successful retention of younger cardholders, alongside Visa's robust network effect and insulation from credit risk.

Greenup Street Wealth Management LLC has acquired a new position in Fiserv (NASDAQ:FISV) worth approximately $1.06 million, reflecting institutional investor interest in the financial technology company. Other hedge funds like Capital World Investors and Legal & General Group Plc have also increased their stakes in Fiserv, despite recent stock volatility. The investment underscores Fiserv's appeal as a long-term opportunity due to its role in providing essential digital services to financial institutions.

The author details how they earned up to 500,000 Amex Membership Rewards points by leveraging the welcome offers from the Amex Business Platinum Card and the American Express Business Gold Card. The article provides an overview of each card's benefits, earning potential, and the application process, emphasizing the high value of Membership Rewards points when transferred to airline and hotel partners for premium travel experiences.

Tesla's recent performance has led top investor Daniel Sparks to advise staying on the sidelines regarding its stock. The company experienced a year-over-year decrease in sales for 2025 and a sequential drop in Q1 2026 deliveries and energy business. While Tesla is focusing on future AI initiatives, these ambitious projects will require significant capital, which could be challenged by weak performance in its core automotive and energy sectors.

Altria Group (MO) stock shows potential for significant upside despite mixed analyst opinions, with valuation models suggesting it currently trades at a discount to its fair value. The company has delivered strong returns to shareholders, declared a quarterly dividend yielding 6.3%, and seen increased institutional investment, although some insiders have sold shares.

Applied Materials Inc. (US0382221051) is a Nasdaq-listed leader in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, crucial for the booming AI and chip industries. The company supplies tools to major chipmakers like Intel and TSMC, benefiting from increased demand due to AI growth and U.S. domestic chip production initiatives like the CHIPS Act. Its strong market position, recurring service revenue, and significant R&D investments position it for long-term growth, despite cyclical risks inherent in the semiconductor industry.