The AI Stock That Wall Street Insiders Are Discreetly Purchasing

2026: A Promising Year for AI Stocks

It looks like 2026 might be another strong year for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Companies like Vertiv Holdings have already seen a 17.6% increase, while chipmaker Micron Technology has surged by an impressive 50% since the start of the year, and it’s still only February!

Yet, there are some lesser-known opportunities in the AI sector if you know where to look. Some insiders on Wall Street are starting to purchase shares in companies that are currently available at about a 10% discount.

One such company is Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB). Initially, Trimble was a hardware provider of geospatial positioning tools for the construction sector. Now, with advancements in high-tech areas like self-driving vehicles, defense systems, and robotics, their software has become essential.

Trimble’s significance in tech has caught the eye of prominent investors; for instance, Cathie Wood has recently acquired a stake for her ARK Space and Defense Innovation ETF. Likewise, billionaire Israel Englander’s hedge fund, Millennium Management, reportedly bought over 250,000 shares of Trimble.

This could be a perfect moment to consider joining these savvy investors and purchasing shares of this undervalued AI company.

However, it’s always wise to weigh your options before diving in. Analysts from Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor have identified ten stocks they believe are strong buys right now, but interestingly, Trimble isn’t on that list. Still, they’ve highlighted potential for substantial returns for the mentioned stocks over the coming years.

For reference, if you had invested $1,000 in Netflix back in December 2004, it would now be worth $450,256. Similarly, a $1,000 investment in Nvidia in April 2005 would now yield a staggering $1,171,666.

It’s worth noting that the average return for Stock Advisor stands at 942%, well above the S&P 500’s 196%. I don’t know about you, but that kind of performance is hard to overlook.