😀 The weight of high expectations is often a heavy burden to carry. In life, if you are a top performer at work, it's expected that you will show up to be a top performer every single day. Having a bad day? That's not allowed, so go sling that crap somewhere else. Sure, some college professor who gave an inspiring leadership speech at a TED Talk 10 years ago and is now appearing in one-minute clips on your Instagram feed might suggest it's OK to have bad days at work, even if you are a winner. Trust me, it's not — and don't let that social clip allow you to think otherwise. 🤯 This same philosophy could be applied to the stock market's most important stock: Nvidia! Or at least I think. More in my Sunday newsletter by way of Yahoo Finance ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eZnYNKpq
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As we stride into the second quarter of 2024, let’s take a closer look at how the “Magnificent Seven” stocks have held up this year. 🔍 Microsoft surged by 11.9%, crossing the $3 trillion market cap milestone, while Apple experienced a 10.9% decline, briefly dipping below the $3 trillion threshold. 💥 NVIDIA stole the show with an 82.3% surge, reaching a market cap of $2.26 trillion. 🥊 Alphabet and Amazon maintain a neck-and-neck race in market cap. 🌟 Meta Platforms rejoined the $1 trillion market cap club, boosted by a 37.2% surge, while Tesla's shares dropped by 29.3%, resulting in a market cap of $560 billion. Curious to delve deeper? Explore our comprehensive Market Wrap + Slide Deck, offering invaluable insights into March's equity and fixed income performance, treasury yields, and more (🔗 in comments) ⤵️
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Nvidia's stock has soared, surpassing Apple to become the world's second most valuable company, now worth over $3 trillion. Microsoft still holds the top spot with a valuation of $3.15 trillion. This is the first time since 2002 that Nvidia has been valued higher than Apple, a period when both companies were valued at less than $10 billion each. Is Nvidia now poised to overtake Microsoft and become the most valuable company in 2024? . . . . . . . #firsttimeceos #ceosgurukul #ceos #leadership #leadershipinsights #leadingceos #networking #Nvidia #apple #businessleadership #scalingbusinesses
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Does the quality of CEO leadership, regardless of product/service quality, drive tech stock performance?
What Tesla’s Sliding Stock Says About Apple, Amazon and Other Big Tech Companies | WSJ
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What trade offs does NVIDIA’s leadership style have for top executives? (Go to 30:52-31:08 in this video) According to CEO Jensen Huang in the interview with Acquired, top executives in such a system cannot function or remain relevant based on traditional power (normally the hoarding of specific information/contacts in a command and control system), but rather they must demonstrate their ability to lead the organisation in solving complex problems where information arrives from all angles at the same time, while helping others succeed. In short, they must be able to process plenty of info and come to decisions quickly. https://lnkd.in/ga6f_NsY
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I'd recommend all my friends to watch and listen with attention all that Jensen Huang said in this edition of of View from the Top, a public gathering at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. It is indeed a great treeat about Business education in the XXI Century, in particular for technology companies in highly competitive sectors. It is also a lesson on human humility, beliefs and how to be a responsible good leader overall. Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA https://lnkd.in/dM8wweN3
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As part of the 'Magnificent Seven', a term coined for the group of especially high performing tech stocks, companies such as Microsoft, Apple and Alphabet Inc. have enjoyed a period of very strong growth over the last few years - despite falls across the board during the 2022 global stock market decline. The Magnificent Seven, also made up of Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA and Tesla, are engaged in a race to the top, with Microsoft currently winning the race with a market capitalization of over $3 trillion in April 2024 having finally pulling back ahead of Apple in a convincing manner. Nvidia, the subject of a lot of attention over the last few months due to its incredible, AI-driven, growth has catapulted itself into a neck and neck fight for third place with Alphabet. Both are sitting just shy of $2 trillion market cap in April. Tesla, on the other hand, has become the least magnificent of the seven, with weakening quarterly performances leaving it stuttering and the only company in the group to boast a market cap of less than $1 trillion in 2024
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📈 The recent dynamics in the stock market rally signify a significant shift from the dominance of a few tech giants to a broader market performance. While the Magnificent 7 stocks—Apple, Alphabet, Amazon.com, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla—have historically led the charge, their recent mixed performance suggests a healthy evolution in the market landscape. In 2023, these tech behemoths contributed to substantial gains in the S&P 500. However, 2024 tells a different story. While some, like Nvidia, continue to soar, others, such as Tesla and Apple, have faced setbacks. This divergence has led to the Magnificent 7 underperforming against the broader market indices. The recent underperformance of these heavyweights is not a cause for concern but rather a positive indication of a more diversified market rally. A market rally supported by a broader spectrum of companies reflects underlying strength and resilience. As investors, it's essential not to be disheartened by individual stock performance but to recognize the broader trend. A more inclusive market rally is beneficial for portfolio resilience and long-term growth. Embracing this trend could ultimately serve as a tailwind for investors' portfolios. #StockMarket #MarketTrends #Investing #Diversification 🚀
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The top 10 companies in the world total up to 17 trillion dollars alone... ⬇️ LARGEST COMPANIES BY MARKET CAP 1. Microsoft holds the top spot with a market capitalization of $3.049 trillion, making it the largest company by market cap. 2. Apple follows closely behind Microsoft, with a market cap of $2.818 trillion, securing the second position on the list. 3. Saudi Aramco, a major player in the energy sector, holds the third position with a market cap of $2.065 trillion. 4. NVIDIA, known for its graphics processing units (GPUs), ranks fourth with a market cap of $1.970 trillion. 5. Amazon, the e-commerce giant, occupies the fifth position with a market cap of $1.817 trillion. 6. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, stands sixth with a market cap of $1.798 trillion. 7. Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, holds the seventh position with a market cap of $1.233 trillion. 8. Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, secures the eighth spot with a market cap of $905.3 billion. 9. The companies are listed with their ticker symbols, providing a convenient reference for investors. 10. These market cap figures reflect the valuation of these companies based on their outstanding shares and current stock prices. #finance #business #faang #microsoft #google #nvidia #amazon #alphabet #berkshirehathaway #apple #meta #stocks #valuation #equity #value #linkedin #connection #networking #impact #nyse
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The Rise of the Magnificent Seven 🚀 Take a look at this incredible chart highlighting the growth of the Magnificent Seven tech giants that have transformed the U.S. stock market landscape. Let's look at their incredible journey: 2000: • Apple, Microsoft ($231B), Amazon, and Nvidia combined value: $244 billion • Google (Alphabet) was private • Facebook (Meta) and Tesla didn't exist 2012: • All seven companies are public • Combined value: $1.1 trillion 2024 (July): • Combined value: $15.4 trillion • 13.5x growth since 2012 • Nvidia: Staggering 360x growth! Today's Market Caps: Apple: $3.357T Microsoft: $2.985T NVIDIA: $2.522T Alphabet: $1.864T Amazon: $1.798T Meta: $1.265T Tesla: $673.20B These tech titans drove 49% of the S&P 500's total gains in H1 2024, showcasing their dominant market influence. What do you think is driving their success? Will the Magnificent Seven continue to shape the market's future? #MagnificentSeven #TechStocks #MarketTrends #USStockMarket #Business #Finance #Investing #SPX500 #Stocks #Apple #Microsoft #NVIDIA #Alphabet #Amazon #Meta #Tesla
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Daily Brief | Surprises and disappointments from tech. TLDR: Last night's tech earnings unleashed a mixed bag of surprises and setbacks, leaving investors on the edge of their seats. If Alphabet stock falls? Here is the performance of Alphabet competitors on a median basis post 10% drops in GOOGL stock: The top three performing stocks: NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) with a 1-month return of 12.27% Apple Inc. (AAPL) with a 1-month return of 9.15% Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) with a 1-month return of 8.10% The bottom three performing stocks: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (005930) with a 1-month return of 0.73% Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) with a 1-month return of 1.11% The Walt Disney Company (DIS) with a 1-month return of 1.46%
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