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Alphabet shares fell 12.6% this week, while Tesla rose 7.4%, marking a 20-point gap between the best and worst performing members of the Magnificent 7 group.
Phil Rosen added that six of the Magnificent 7 stocks ended the week in negative territory.
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Phil Rosen previously reported that a $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 in 2005 would have grown to $54,839 by 2025 if investors held through the index’s best days, but missing those key periods could slash returns to $9,428. In a separate note, he highlighted that the S&P 500 gained 118% over four years, with only two other bull markets in the past seven decades posting stronger results. Both references add historical context to this week’s performance gap among the Magnificent 7 stocks.