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3 Stocks Sending a Strong Signal With Massive Buybacks
Author: Leo Miller. Originally Published: 3/9/2026.
Key Points
- Cheniere, Fair Isaac, and Zillow all expanded buyback authorizations, signaling confidence and a stronger commitment to capital returns.
- Cheniere stands out for the sheer scope and duration of its repurchase capacity, giving it unusually large flexibility to shrink the share count over time.
- Fair Isaac is leaning on buybacks as shares digest policy-related headlines, while Zillow is using repurchases to capitalize on a depressed share price amid housing and regulatory uncertainty.
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Three key stocks in leading positions across their industries just announced substantial buyback programs. One energy name now has repurchase capacity approaching 20% of its market capitalization, giving it significant flexibility to return capital to shareholders. That company, along with two others, is signaling strong confidence through these latest buyback announcements.
LNG Plans +$10 Billion in Buybacks Through 2030
Cheniere Energy (NYSE: LNG) is one of the world's largest exporters of liquefied natural gas. Cheniere acts as a middleman: it purchases natural gas from producers, liquefies it, and finds buyers. Liquefied natural gas is a growing component of the global gas market because liquefaction enables transportation on ships or trucks rather than by pipeline, allowing buyers and sellers to connect even when they are on opposite sides of the world.
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S&P Global notes that liquefied natural gas imports to Europe surged 30% year-over-year (YOY) in 2025, with the United States supplying more than 77% of those imports. Over the past five years, Cheniere shares have benefited from strong demand, rising more than 250%. The energy stock fell significantly in the second half of 2025 but rebounded strongly in 2026 and is now trading near its all-time high.
Demonstrating conviction in its outlook, Cheniere bought back $2.7 billion of shares in the last 12 months (LTM), its largest amount ever. The company plans to continue repurchases at a strong pace, recently increasing its buyback capacity to $10.2 billion—approximately 20% of the firm's roughly $52 billion market capitalization. Management called the move a "clear mark of confidence," and it gives Cheniere the ability to materially reduce its outstanding share count through 2030.
FICO: Financials and Buybacks Are Up as Shares Fall
Fair Isaac (NYSE: FICO) is the dominant U.S. provider of consumer credit scores. Its FICO Score is widely used as the de facto metric for assessing borrower risk across many loan types, from mortgages to credit cards. The stock has been hit hard over the past year, trading about 30% below its 52-week high reached in May 2025.
A large part of the decline stemmed from actions by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). FHFA Director Bill Pulte criticized the company's price increases for mortgage-application credit scores, and the agency subsequently removed the requirement that loans purchased by Freddie Mac (OTCMKTS: FMCC) and Fannie Mae (OTCMKTS: FNMA) use the FICO score, which challenged Fair Isaac's dominance.
Despite these headwinds, Fair Isaac has maintained solid growth and improved profitability. Revenue has risen at least 13% year over year in each of the last four quarters, and adjusted operating margin expanded by more than 300 basis points in fiscal 2025.
With its shares depressed, Fair Isaac has stepped up buybacks. The firm repurchased over $1.5 billion of stock in the LTM, near its highest level in five years. It also announced a $1.5 billion buyback authorization, equal to roughly 4.3% of its approximately $35 billion market capitalization. That gives the company significant capacity to repurchase shares at prices it likely views as attractive.
Zillow’s Buyback Capacity Exceeds 10% With Shares Down Big
Next is Zillow Group (NASDAQ: ZG), the leading platform that connects home buyers and renters with sellers and landlords. Zillow shares have been hit hard in the past six months, falling more than 45% from their 52-week high. A variety of factors have contributed to the decline, including a weak housing market and an ongoing Federal Trade Commission investigation.
The FTC alleges Zillow and Redfin illegally stifled competition; the controversy centers on a $100 million payment Zillow made to Redfin to re-host its rental listings, which made many of the two companies' listings identical. While the FTC contends this was anti-competitive, Redfin maintains the arrangement was necessary because a lack of paid independent listings had made operating its sales force uneconomical.
Even so, Zillow delivered solid results: revenue grew about 15% in 2025 and operating margin improved meaningfully. In 2026, Zillow sharply increased its buyback activity, spending $626 million on repurchases through early March—only modestly less than the $670 million it spent in all of 2025.
Now Zillow has boosted its repurchase capacity to $1.3 billion, more than 11% of its roughly $11 billion market capitalization. The company told investors on its February earnings call that it was taking advantage of the "recent market dislocation to buy back shares at what we believe is an attractive price."
Zillow Stands Out for Its Upside Potential
Overall, these three companies are signaling confidence with their recent buyback moves. Among them, Wall Street analysts see the most upside in Zillow. The MarketBeat consensus 12-month price target of about $78 implies roughly 66% upside. That said, price targets were pulled down substantially after the company's latest earnings report.
The S&P 500's 3 Best-Performing Stocks so far in 2026
Author: Ryan Hasson. Originally Published: 3/16/2026.
Key Points
- Despite a broad market selloff, SNDK, TPL, and MRNA stand out as the S&P 500's 3 best-performing stocks in 2026, each operating in a different sector.
- SanDisk leads with a greater than 160% YTD gain, fueled by a global NAND flash shortage and surging AI demand.
- Moderna has gained over 80% on pipeline optimism and positive data, though analysts maintain a consensus Reduce rating with nearly 40% downside implied by their price target.
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Fear is dominating global markets right now. With geopolitical tensions intensifying in the Middle East and capital rotating out of equities, the S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA: SPY) is down about 2% year to date (YTD). What began as weakness in mega-cap technology and software has since spilled over into virtually every corner of the market, with most sector ETFs now trading below support and key short- to mid-term moving averages.
Yet despite the broad-based selling pressure, a handful of names continue to buck the trend entirely. The S&P 500's three best-performing stocks in 2026 are not only holding their ground, but they're also thriving. Notably, each operates in a completely different sector, making their collective outperformance all the more striking.
SanDisk Corporation: YTD Return +159%
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Leading the pack is SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), which also claimed the title of the S&P 500's top performer in 2025, finishing that year up nearly 570%. The company develops and manufactures data storage solutions built on NAND flash technology, a segment that has become increasingly critical to AI workloads across data centers, mobile devices and edge computing.
The rally has been fueled by a near-perfect storm: a global NAND flash shortage colliding with rapidly accelerating demand for fast, local storage tied to the rise of AI at the edge.
As a pure-play flash provider, SanDisk was uniquely positioned to benefit from soaring prices, which roughly doubled during the second half of last year. That leverage showed up clearly in the most recent numbers.
In Q2 2026 earnings released on Jan. 29, SanDisk reported earnings per share (EPS) of $6.20, beating the consensus estimate of $3.31 by $2.89, with quarterly revenue rising 61.2% year over year to $3.03 billion.
What's particularly notable is that, while the broader market has sold off in recent weeks, SNDK remains in a lengthy bull flag, consolidating just 14% below its all-time high and trading well above its 50-day simple moving average. A 10% gain in February underscores that its outperformance may be far from over.
Texas Pacific Land Corporation: YTD Return +84%
In second place is Texas Pacific Land Corporation (NYSE: TPL), one of the largest landowners in Texas with 882,000 acres in the Permian Basin. The company's core businesses include surface rights management, mineral royalty interests and water services, but its AI infrastructure ambitions have been a major driver of its 2026 outperformance.
TPL entered a strategic partnership with Bolt Data & Energy, committing $50 million in exchange for equity, warrants and a right of first refusal to supply water to Bolt's projects.
Bolt has expressed ambitions to develop more than 10 gigawatts of data centers on TPL land in West Texas, a vision that has captured investor imagination and sent the stock sharply higher. Rising oil prices and surging demand for its water services have added further momentum.
Management guided capital expenditures of $65 million to $75 million for the year, with continued investment in water management and desalination technologies as part of a long-term plan to build multiple multi-gigawatt energy campuses. Analysts see further room to run: the consensus price target is $639, implying roughly 20% additional upside.
Moderna: YTD Return +81%
Rounding out the top three is perhaps a surprising name: Moderna (NASDAQ: MRNA).
The stock is up over 80% year to date, while the broader healthcare sector, represented by the Health Care Select SPDR Fund ETF (NYSEARCA: XLV), is down about 3%. The rally has been driven by growing investor optimism about the company's evolution beyond its COVID-era focus into a more diversified pipeline, particularly in oncology and influenza.
That said, Wall Street remains cautious. Analysts maintain a consensus Reduce rating on the stock, with a price target implying nearly 40% downside from current levels.
Institutional activity over the prior 12 months has been broadly neutral, with about $1.6 billion in inflows versus $1.2 billion in outflows.
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