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🚀Will the 'Magnificent Seven' continue to be so successful in the future? 💼🚀

$AAPL (+0,37%)
$TSLA (-3,09%)
$NVDA (+0,28%)
$MSFT (+0,48%)
$META (-0,18%)
$AMZN (+0,73%)
and $GOOGL (+0,55%) have been dominating the stock market for some time now thanks to their popularity and market capitalization. Despite setbacks, their returns stand out and they can be found in almost every portfolio. Here is an interesting article on the prospects of the 7 stocks neuen Artikel:

The 'Magnificent Seven' represent the age of artificial intelligence more than most other stocks. Despite setbacks, they have remained a dominant force and recorded impressive growth rates. (1)

But while some stocks like $NVDA (+0,28%) currently on course for success, others could, above all $TSLA (-3,09%) may face different challenges. (2)

So does their potential remain exciting for investors? They are playing a key role in shaping the future of technology, but is that enough to continue delivering such returns?

More interesting performance comparisons and potential risks in the 2nd half of the genannten Artikels:)

Section 1 "Riding the market"

Section: "Who is the leader of the glorious 7?"

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26 Commenti

Der Sarkastische@dummesGeld

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Let's see how long Tesla will be part of it🤓

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Marcel@Kytez

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@AnonymousOfficial and Apple 🤭

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Der Sarkastische@dummesGeld

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@Kytez I think Apple also has a risk of correction but not to the same extent as Tesla tbh

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Finanz E.@Kek15

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@AnonymousOfficial But the opportunities for Tesla are much greater. Apple doesn't have much room for improvement. They are already on Mount Olympus

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TB98@TB98

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@AnonymousOfficial you probably mean until Tesla leads the glorious ones 😉

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giraffinvesting@giraffidae

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@TB98 that escalated quickly

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Moritz@leveragegrinding

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@Kek15 limited with Apple yes, but estimate the risks with Tesla higher than you seem to, is in the end a Chinese car manufacturer (from the technology and approach) only that it does not come from China😂
So it will have problems against these cars in the long term, mainly because of its labor costs

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Finanz E.@Kek15

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@leveragegrinding That may be true from the point of view of the company, but you should bear in mind that narrative and image beat fundamental data. Tesla could make significant gains again. In addition, falling interest rates could generally provide an extreme boost.

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Finanz E.@Kek15

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@Kek15 therefore, can go both ways

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KevinE@KevinE

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@leveragegrinding Do you think Tesla's personnel costs are higher than those of BYD or other Chinese vehicle manufacturers?

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Moritz@leveragegrinding

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@KevinC I think the personnel responsibility and costs, especially in Germany, are significantly more work than in China? You hardly have any employee rights there, or at least ridiculous ones in comparison, and the minimum wage etc. is also at a completely different level. And BYD doesn't have a factory here, Tesla does now, the German car manufacturers have the biggest disadvantage here imo because the majority of production is here.

From a purely economic point of view, of course, morally I think production here is better.

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TheGuardian@TheGuardian

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Nvidia (1933), Apple and MSFT around 1975, Google (1996), and Meta (2004). It takes decades to be magnificent, and just few years to be out if it

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