The seven giant technology companies that drive much of the S&P 500: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Tesla.
| Company | 12-month change | 3-month change | P/E |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA NVIDIA | +22% | +8% | 29.0x |
| AAPL Apple | +38% | +4% | 39.1x |
| GOOGL Alphabet A | +45% | -5% | 17.8x |
| MSFT Microsoft | +7% | +38% | 30.3x |
| AMZN Amazon | +18% | +1% | 20.8x |
| META Meta Platforms | +7% | +12% | 28.8x |
| TSLA Tesla | -14% | -5% | n/a |
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