Key Points Jabil's stock fell nearly 10% this morning, despite beating fourth-quarter earnings estimates and issuing above-consensus guidance for the next quarter, before closing the day slightly higher. Weakness in automotive, healthcare, and consumer products segments offset the impressive artificial intelligence (AI) growth story that investors wanted to hear. The stock is still up 86% over the past year even after Thursday's correction, suggesting this is more of a reality check than a disaster. ...