Seven companies.
One trillion‑dollar story.
Live-style coverage, earnings analysis, and event tracking for Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla — the stocks that move the market.
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Products
Current lineups and upcoming releases for each Mag7 company. Future products show a tentative release window — based on public reporting and typical release cadence, not confirmed dates. Rate and discuss individual products below.
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Mag7 News
Written by the Mag7 Stocks AI desk from the latest public reporting — per-company earnings coverage plus broader industry trends and market predictions — with sources cited at the end of every story.
Mag7 Events
Earnings dates, product launches, company-hosted events, investor conferences, industry summits, capital-markets moves, legal matters and leadership changes across the seven — filterable by category and by company.
Confirmed dates are company-announced; estimated dates follow each company's typical reporting cadence and may shift. Countdown updates live in your browser.
Financial Analysis
Three ways into the Mag7 story: how the group moves together, how each company stacks up on its own, and the AI trade concentrated in one stock. Want to test your own numbers? Head to the Tools & Calculators page.
The Mag7, as a Whole
Seven stocks that increasingly move as one. Here's today's group performance against the market, every company's key numbers side by side, how much of the economy they represent, and the decades of history that got the market here.
Today: Mag7 Index vs. S&P 500
10-Session Trend (Illustrative)
How this index is weighted
Weights are approximate market-cap shares (see "Mag7 in the World" below), applied to each company's current-session price change from the snapshot table above. The S&P 500 comparison figure and 10-session trend are illustrative, since this static site has no live market-data feed — treat this as a demonstration of how a real-time tracker would work, not a trading signal.
Every Company, One Glance
Click any row to jump to that company's full deep dive in Chapter 02.
Mag7 in the World
How seven companies stack up against the entire market — and the global economy.
Mag7 Share of the S&P 500
2026 YTD: Mag7 vs. the Broader Market
Sources: MacroMicro, Forbes, InvestSnips, Benzinga, Mellon Investments, Apollo Academy. Figures are approximate and move daily — treat as a directional reference, not a live feed.
Current Ranking by Market Cap
Nvidia has overtaken the group — from under 1% of the Mag7's combined value in 2015 to its single largest member today. Rankings shift daily; treat order as directional.
Show four decades of market leadership: from IBM to the Magnificent Seven
The names at the top of the market have rotated roughly once a generation — each era's leaders unseated by a shift in technology, and often knocked down further by a crisis nobody saw coming.
Company by Company
Pick any of the seven below for its full financial snapshot, a DCF-lite valuation calculator you can adjust yourself, and — if you keep scrolling — its own history of breakout moments and near-death experiences.
Show Rise & Fall: each company's own history
Each Mag7 company's own history of breakout moments and near-death experiences — and the news behind each one. Pick a company below.
Show cross-company comparison charts
Trailing P/E Comparison
Latest Quarter Revenue Growth, YoY
The Nvidia Premium Factor
Nvidia has become the market's proxy for the entire AI trade — its market-cap trajectory and the health of the supply chain beneath it now move sentiment for the whole sector. Part individual-company story, part referendum on the group.
Market Cap Over Time: Nvidia vs. Apple vs. Microsoft
Nvidia P/E vs. Mag7 Peers
The AI Hardware Supply Chain Beneath Nvidia
Every link below is a potential bottleneck — a shortage or slowdown at any single stage can ripple straight through to Nvidia's ability to ship chips.
Tools & Calculators
Build a mock $10,000 portfolio across the Mag7, or set your own volatility triggers — both update instantly using the figures from the Analysis page. No login required to experiment; creating a free account just lets you save your results.
Drag each slider to allocate a mock $10,000 across the Mag7. Metrics update instantly using illustrative historical figures — this is a simulator for demonstration, not real backtested performance.
Allocation
Risk / Return Snapshot
Return, volatility and max-drawdown figures per stock are simplified, illustrative estimates loosely based on each company's historical character — not verified backtested data. Portfolio volatility and drawdown use a basic weighted-average model, not a full covariance simulation. Saving a portfolio requires a free account so you can track it over time. Free accounts can save up to 3 portfolios — MAG7 Stocks Pro unlocks unlimited saves plus CSV export.
See how your allocation stacks up against everyone else's. Submissions are public and use the same illustrative return model as the optimizer above.
Set your own trigger conditions below. Matching companies are evaluated live against today's data — no noise, only genuine outliers.
Flag a stock when today's move is at least this many standard deviations from its typical daily swing.
Flag a stock whose last reported EPS missed or beat consensus by a wide margin.
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Standard-deviation moves are estimated from each stock's illustrative annualized volatility (see Portfolio Optimizer) converted to a daily figure — a simplified proxy, not a statistically rigorous model. Earnings surprise figures are pulled from actual reported results where disclosed elsewhere on this site. This is a static file with no live data feed or real notification delivery — enabling alerts demonstrates the intended flow rather than sending real emails or push notifications.
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A simplified compounding model that projects today's Mag7 and the Mag 8–15 Watchlist forward in time. Pick a horizon and a growth scenario to see who'd lead the pack — and who'd get bumped out of the top 7.
Projected Market Cap: Top 7 in 10 Years
This is a simplified two-stage compounding model: each of the 15 companies (today's Mag7 plus the Mag 8–15 Watchlist) grows at an illustrative annualized rate for the first 3 years, then that rate fades linearly toward an assumed 6% long-run market growth rate by year 10, and holds there afterward. Starting market caps and growth-rate assumptions are rough, illustrative estimates — not verified figures — and the Conservative / Base Case / AI Supercycle buttons simply scale those growth-rate assumptions up or down. Real markets are far less predictable than any compounding formula; treat this as a thought experiment, not a forecast or investment advice.
AI Analysis
Every AI angle on the Mag7 in one place — infrastructure spending, models, chips, regulation and robotics — pulled together and categorized from across this site.
Reflects each company's own latest earnings-call guidance where disclosed. Updates whenever new guidance is issued — currently as of Q2/fiscal Q4 2026 reports.
Microsoft has not disclosed an explicit FY2026 capex figure in its own guidance on this site — its bar uses an analyst tracking estimate instead, clearly marked, revised up from ~$115B earlier this year as quarterly spend ran hotter than guided. All other figures are the company's own guidance as reported. Morgan Stanley now projects these four hyperscalers' combined capex jumping a further ~57% in 2027 versus 2026, funded partly through a wave of new AI-infrastructure debt issuance.
Tracking combined data-center infrastructure investment across Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet against Nvidia's own Data Center hardware revenue. The gap between the two is everything else in the AI buildout — power, land, networking, custom silicon and non-Nvidia servers.
Illustrative, not a verified vendor-spend breakdown. Hyperscaler figures are each company's own 2026 capital-expenditure guidance (see AI Capex Tracker above); Microsoft's figure is an analyst estimate, not company-disclosed. Nvidia's figure annualizes its most recently reported Data Center-segment quarter (Q2 FY27, $89.0B) — a run-rate, not an audited full-year total — and a meaningful portion of hyperscaler capex has nothing to do with Nvidia hardware (power, land, buildings, networking, in-house chips like Trainium/TPU/Maia). Treat the ratio as directional, not a precise attribution model.
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Related AI Coverage
AI-tagged articles from the News section, filtered to whatever category you've selected above.
Watchlist: Mag 8–15
The next tier of mega-cap names analysts increasingly mention in the same breath as the Magnificent Seven — chipmakers, cloud challengers and one bank and one drugmaker among them.
AI Capex Divergence Tracker
How much of Big Tech's AI infrastructure spending becomes Nvidia revenue — a single number that updates automatically as new capex guidance and Nvidia earnings land.
Tracking combined data-center infrastructure investment across Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet against Nvidia's own Data Center hardware revenue. The gap between the two is everything else in the AI buildout — power, land, networking, custom silicon and non-Nvidia servers.
Illustrative, not a verified vendor-spend breakdown. Hyperscaler figures are each company's own 2026 capital-expenditure guidance; Microsoft's figure is an analyst estimate, not company-disclosed. Nvidia's figure annualizes its most recently reported Data Center-segment quarter (Q2 FY27, $89.0B) — a run-rate, not an audited full-year total — and a meaningful portion of hyperscaler capex has nothing to do with Nvidia hardware (power, land, buildings, networking, in-house chips like Trainium/TPU/Maia). Treat the ratio as directional, not a precise attribution model.
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Mag7 Stocks is an independent desk covering the seven companies that move the market more than any others — Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla. We built this site because most Mag7 coverage is scattered across a dozen outlets; we wanted one place for the news, the earnings numbers, the event calendar and the industry context side by side.
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