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Just For You Amid Tech Volatility, These 3 Stocks Are Up & Boosting BuybacksReported by Leo Miller. Published: 12/22/2025. Since the end of October, technology stocks have experienced significant volatility. The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA: XLK) reached an all-time high near $152 on Oct. 29 but fell more than 10% from that level by Nov. 20. After continued up-and-down trading in recent weeks, XLK had rebounded to about $145 as of the Dec. 22 close. A sense that some top tech names were overvalued, along with renewed "artificial intelligence (AI) bubble" fears, has driven much of the volatility. Given this backdrop, MarketBeat highlights several stocks outside of tech and AI that have shown resilience. All three recently announced sizable buyback programs, which signal management confidence. Below, we examine the key developments for Waste Management (NYSE: WM), Royal Caribbean Cruises (NYSE: RCL), and Brink's (NYSE: BCO). All data are as of the Dec. 22 close unless noted. WM Doubles Buyback Capacity, Investors Buy InWhile market uncertainty could send some of America's most popular stocks crashing down even further in 2026 …
This secret has identified three under-the-radar picks that could thrive in 2026 and beyond.
To learn their names and ticker symbols for FREE … Click here NOW — before it's too late. Article Highlights- The technology sector has seen big-time swings over the last two months or so.
- However, stocks in other sectors are showing strength; shares and buybacks are on the rise.
- WM and RCL have doubled their buyback authorizations or capacity. Meanwhile, BCO's latest authorization could lead to its buyback spending rising nearly 50%.
Amid tech volatility, Waste Management shares have held up well. Since Oct. 29, the stock is up more than 11%, leaving its year-to-date return just above 10%. On Dec. 15, the company approved a new $3 billion share buyback program, replacing the $1.5 billion remaining under its prior authorization and effectively doubling its buyback capacity. The new authorization equals roughly 3.4% of Waste Management's about $88 billion market capitalization, giving the company meaningful ability to reduce its outstanding share count over time. The company also said it intends to increase its dividend by 14.5%. While it has not yet declared the next quarterly payout, Waste Management expects to pay an annual dividend of $3.78 in 2026, which would imply an indicated yield of about 1.7% — notably above the S&P 500's roughly 1.1% yield. RCL: Shares, Earnings and Buybacks Are RisingRoyal Caribbean has also performed strongly, rising about 7% since Oct. 29 and delivering a total return near 31% in 2025. Investors responded positively after the company announced a new $2 billion share buyback program on Dec. 10; the stock jumped nearly 5% that day and added another 7.4% the following day. The new authorization doubles RCL's previous $1 billion program, which the company had exhausted, underscoring management's confidence in the outlook. With one quarter left in the year, RCL expects full-year 2025 adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of between $15.58 and $15.63, implying roughly 32% year-over-year growth. Management also said 2026 full-year adjusted EPS will "have a $17 handle on it," which suggests an expectation in the $17.00–$17.99 range. That would represent decelerating but still solid growth of roughly 9%–15% versus 2025 estimates. BCO Boosts Buyback Capacity to 15% of Market CapFinally, Brink's — the company that transports cash, precious metals, jewelry and other valuables — has been a strong performer. Shares have returned nearly 31% in 2025 and are up about 6.5% since Oct. 29. On Dec. 11, Brink's announced a new $750 million share buyback program. That authorization equals roughly 15% of Brink's approximately $5 billion market capitalization. The company cited strong business momentum and expects to grow free cash flow (FCF) to support the repurchases. Over the last 12 months (LTM), Brink's generated $476 million in FCF, an 82% increase year-over-year. Importantly, the authorization runs through the end of 2027. To fully utilize the $750 million by then, Brink's would need to repurchase roughly $375 million per year — about 49% more than its $252 million in LTM buyback spending. BCO Could Be a Stock to Watch in 2026Overall, these three companies have been delivering recently while stepping up capital returns. Brink's is particularly notable because of the large size of its buyback program and the sharp rise in FCF. How well Brink's sustains that momentum in 2026 will be worth watching.
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