Just one of the stocks outperforming the S&P 500 comes from the "Magnificent Seven" tech cohort with Meta's (META) almost 23% rise outpacing the roughly 4% return for the benchmark index this year.

Valuations are still so rich on the "Magnificent Seven" companies that future returns may not be as hearty as in the past — offering a great reminder to investors to stay diversified.

March 12 (Reuters) - Individual investors snapped up shares of an exchange-traded fund tied to the "Magnificent Seven" group of technology megacap stocks during the recent nosedive in the U.S ...

Though there’s no shortage of catalysts (Blackwell launch for Nvidia and Cybercab for Tesla), I’d much rather wait for the negative momentum to settle before placing a bet. Of course, it is ...

The “Magnificent 7” tech stocks saw huge losses in the past week as President Trump’s threatened tariffs stoked volatility in the markets – but these initial shocks are a “textbook ...

Although this ASX ETF tracks the performance of 500 companies, the Magnificent Seven comprises 32.5% of the S&P 500 Index's total market capitalisation. So, if you invest in the ASX IVV ...

Key Points About This Article: These three Magnificent 7 stocks could be the best options for long-term investors looking to gain exposure to growth right now. Here’s why these three stocks ...

The "Magnificent Seven" grouping of large technology companies could see a historic one-day erasure of market capitalization if current stock declines hold. The group was down $789.56 billion in ...

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Hedge funds are making some adjustments to their tech-investing playbook. The Magnificent Seven stocks — which include Apple, Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, and Meta — contributed ...

Members of the "Magnificent Seven" have struggled in 2025. But growth stocks, a broader group of companies with similar characteristics to these formerly dominant Big Tech names, have still ...

e-commerce to social media and video gaming, have risen 46% on average. By comparison, the Magnificent Seven stocks have barely registered any gains year-to-date.