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The most profitable corner of the technology market pays income investors a pittance -- and each of these four companies has a different reason.

Ellie L. Mikes liquidated 4,773 shares at $70 per share, reducing her direct holdings by 12% after the stock surged 73% over the past year. Her remaining position consists entirely of restricted stock units.

One stock is built for market volatility, the other for long-term upside.

Beck's sale reduces direct holdings by 14%, yet he retains a $4 million stake.

Lynds cut his direct equity stake nearly in half following a 105% one-year stock surge, though he retains $1.73 million in residual holdings.

The market is worried about what's happening next. Should you be, too?

With an investment in Alphabet, you get both an established AI player and exposure to Anthropic.

Liquidation represents 54% of insider's direct equity stake, executed at $16.78 per share following a 23% stock gain over 12 months.

Micron's headline growth story may be only one part of the opportunity. See what investors could be overlooking and why it may reshape the stock's long-term outlook.

This massive buyback comes amid surging usage of Salesforce's AI products.

Vanguard's lower costs and higher yield appeal to income seekers, while iShares offers broader diversification across treasuries and corporate debt. Both funds carry similar downside risk.

All of the people in this select group likely made a point of doing the very same things.

FBT delivered 57.7% returns over one year but with nearly double the maximum drawdown. IYH offers lower costs and steadier performance for risk-averse investors.

The company has partnerships with two large defense and aerospace companies.

These no-minimum savings accounts skip the monthly fees and pay far more than most big banks, so every dollar earns a competitive rate from day one.

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Kratos sits at the center of a major shift in military technology, but its most important opportunity may not be the one investors are watching. Here is what could shape its future.

External factors have been weighing on Sandisk stock lately, but the memory specialist can still step on the gas.

A flat-rate cash back business card can fit freelancers who want rewards without tracking categories. Here's who it works for and who should skip it.