Ten large-cap stocks were top performers last week, with First Majestic Silver leading gains at 25.23% following better-than-expected Q4 results. Other notable gainers include Moderna (19.68%) on FDA seasonal flu vaccine review news, Global Payments (19.52%) with strong Q4 earnings and a $2.6B buyback authorization, and Coinbase (11.32%). Companies like Omnicom, Garmin, Figma, and Pan American Silver also reported strong quarterly results and positive guidance.

Garmin delivered strong Q4 2025 results with 17% revenue growth to $2.1B and 16% earnings growth, beating consensus estimates significantly. The company raised its dividend by 17% YoY and authorized a new $500M share repurchase program. Management guided for nearly 10% revenue growth in 2026 with earnings sufficient to sustain capital returns. The stock surged over 10% post-earnings and now trades at 27x forward earnings, with analysts maintaining a Moderate Buy rating and price targets around $310.

Garmin stock rose 11% following strong Q4 earnings with 17% sales growth and 16% EPS growth, exceeding Wall Street expectations. All five business segments showed positive growth, operating income increased 19%, and the company announced a 17% dividend increase for 2026, marking its eighth consecutive year of increases.

Garmin stock surged 10.26% after reporting record revenue across all five segments in 2025, with Q4 revenue jumping 17% year-over-year and full-year sales growing 15% versus initial guidance of 9%. The company projects 9% revenue growth for 2026, maintains a strong balance sheet with $4 billion in cash and no debt, and plans a 17% dividend increase and $500 million share repurchase authorization.

Peloton's stock has crashed 97% from its all-time high as the company loses subscribers at an unsustainable pace. The article suggests that Peloton should consider being acquired by a company like Garmin, which could better leverage Peloton's recurring revenue model and hardware offerings to extract more value.

The U.S. Vessel Tracking System market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.07% from 2026-2033, driven by advanced marine infrastructure, regulatory compliance, fleet modernization, and demand for real-time monitoring. Hardware components dominate with 31% market share, while data analytics is the fastest-growing segment. Commercial shipping leads end-use applications at 36% share, with Asia Pacific projected to experience the fastest regional growth at 7.89% CAGR.

The smart wearables market is projected to grow from $29.35 billion in 2025 to $42.04 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 7.6%. Key growth drivers include remote health monitoring, AI-powered wellness solutions, IoT integration, and advancements in sensor technology. Leading companies are launching innovative products, while strategic acquisitions and local manufacturing initiatives are reshaping the competitive landscape.

The global smartwatch market is projected to grow from $108.31 billion in 2025 to $121.99 billion in 2026 (12.6% CAGR), reaching $200.57 billion by 2030. Growth drivers include AI integration, health monitoring advancements, women-centric disease tracking, and emerging market expansion. Key innovations include improved battery/display technology and local music playback. Tariffs have spurred regional manufacturing diversification.

The global angling and hunting equipment market is projected to grow from USD 683.83 million in 2025 to USD 1.16 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 7.87%. Growth is driven by product innovation, e-commerce expansion, supply chain resilience, and evolving consumer preferences for sustainability and performance. Companies must adapt to tariff challenges, regional regulatory variations, and digital transformation of distribution channels.

The global sleep tech devices market is expected to grow from USD 17 billion in 2024 to USD 44 billion by 2032, driven by rising sleep disorder prevalence, increased awareness, and technological advancements. Wearables dominate with 69.69% revenue share, while North America leads regional growth. Key players include Philips, ResMed, Apple, Garmin, and Eight Sleep.

LifeNet of New York has upgraded its Pilatus PC-12 fixed wing aircraft with advanced medical and aviation technologies, enhancing patient care capabilities and flight safety across the Northeast region.

Despite a 13% stock decline in October, Garmin remains an attractive investment with strong revenue growth, robust cash reserves, and potential for technological innovation during economic uncertainty.