$Alphabet(GOOG)$ just hit a historic milestone — its market cap topped $3 trillion for the first time, becoming the 4th company after $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , $Microsoft(MSFT)$ , and $Apple(AAPL)$ to cross that line.
Shares spiked 4.7% intraday to $252.7, boosted by excitement around the Gemini app, which just claimed the top spot on the App Store. YTD, the stock is already up over 30%.
With AI momentum fueling Alphabet’s rally, is this just the beginning of another leg higher — or are we already at stretched valuations?
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If you had to rank them from 1–7 (favorite → least favorite), how would your list look?
Alphabet (GOOG) Amazon (AMZN) Apple (AAPL) Meta (META) Microsoft (MSFT) NVIDIA (NVDA) Tesla (TSLA)
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I think my favorite among the Mag 7 is NVIDIA, and my least favorite is Amazon.
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My ranking for Mag 7 is: 1. Nvidia 2. Meta 3. Google 4. Apple 5. Tesla 6. Microsoft 7. Amazon
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1. Tesla
2. Nvidia
3. Microsoft
4. Google
5. Meta
6. Apple
7. Amazon
I put $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ first since I’m aiming for bigger gains, and it’s the most explosive play. Beyond EVs, Tesla is transforming energy and tech, which makes it the most exciting growth story for me.
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ comes next as the clear leader of the AI boom, followed by Microsoft and Google for their strong AI integration into existing businesses. Meta ranks after them, with interesting AI and metaverse potential but less compelling than the top four.
Apple and Amazon sit at the bottom of my list. Both are massive and stable, but I see less innovation from them in recent years. Apple leans too heavily on the iPhone, and Amazon’s growth feels slower compared to the disruptive momentum of Tesla, Nvidia, and the rest. Over time, I think they will still deliver returns, just not the kind of explosive upside I’m looking for.
@Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments
Each member of the Magnificent 7 is the fruition of a founder's dream - A vision that defied convention, scaled impossibility & reshaped the world.
Nvidia was born from Jensen Huang's belief that graphics could do more than entertain, they could accelerate AI.
Microsoft was Gates & Allen's dream to put computing in every home, every hand & every heartbeat of enterprise.
Meta is Zuckerberg 's relentless pursuit of connection.
Apple is Job' s obsession with beauty & simplicity.
Google began as a Stanford project but became the world's mirror, answering our questions.
Amazon was Bezos's bet on scale, speed & customer obsession.
Tesla is Musk's rebellion in disrupting the car industry.
Magnificent 7 are the cumulative work of these leaders.
@Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments
Why #1: It’s the AI infrastructure company. Dominates GPUs, ML chips, and expanding into software (CUDA, DGX Cloud, etc.). The moat is widening, not shrinking.
Tailwinds: AI arms race, datacenter demand, software stack, auto (Drive), Omniverse.
My buy at $50? Legendary. Current price is a moonshot compared to that.
Risk: Pricing power gets challenged long-term, but not soon.
1. Nvidia
2. Tesla
3. Microsoft
4. Google
5. Apple
6. Meta
7. Amazon
Reason AI still hot at the moment. Those invest in AI can invest. @Tiger_SG @koolgal @MHh @HelenJanet @SR050321