Magnificent Seven Correlation Breaks Down, Signaling Shift to Individual Fundamentals

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The 'Magnificent Seven' stocks are no longer trading as a cohesive block, with their average 60-day correlation hitting a decade low . This divergence challenges investors to focus on individual company fundamentals and AI exposure rather than treating the group as a single trade.

Key points:

  • MAGS ETF is up 7% YTD, lagging the S&P 500's 12% gain .
  • Tesla and Meta are down YTD, while Nvidia and Apple outperform the S&P 500 .
  • Upcoming earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet (today), and Amazon (tomorrow) will further test individual performance .

This shift suggests a more granular approach is needed for mega-cap tech investing, moving away from broad group-based strategies .

The ‘Magnificent Seven’ is no more. Time to pick winners and losers as group’s correlation breaks down

The ‘Magnificent Seven’ is no more. Time to pick winners and losers as group’s correlation breaks down

CNBC.COMOct 28, 1:09 PM UTC
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