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A big driver of this has been the "Magnificent Seven" stocks, many of which are down by 20%, or much more, in just a few weeks. Alphabet's latest results show strong momentum throughout its business.

Of course, it’s the apparent strength of the so-called magnificent seven technology stocks – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla – that has seen investors ...

Valuations for the once-expensive mega-cap tech stocks known as the Magnificent Seven have fallen amid the ongoing selloff in US markets. Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet are now considered ...

The Magnificent Seven stocks were getting hammered on Monday as part of a broader sell-off. All seven tech darlings were down, dragging the Nasdaq 100 index 4% lower. US stocks are fresh off their ...

Yes, Tesla within the magnificent seven wiping out its post-election gain as of today, but it is not alone. Some of the others have been in that negative space for quite a while in fact. So this ...

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