
A significant tech selloff has erased $1.1 trillion from the market capitalization of the 'Magnificent Seven' companies within five days, as of July 17, 2024. The losses are attributed to a broader selloff in the chipmaking industry amid increasing export restrictions to China. The affected companies include Tesla, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Apple, and Nvidia. Nvidia experienced the largest loss with a market cap reduction of $183.08 billion, followed by Apple with $79.29 billion, Meta with $67.61 billion, Amazon with $55.80 billion, Microsoft with $38.64 billion, Google with $31.47 billion, and Tesla with $26.98 billion. Notably, Nvidia had gained $2.1 trillion year-to-date by July 10 but has since given up $418 billion or 12.6% of its value. Meta also saw a significant decline of 13.6%.
Magnificent 7 Stocks Lose $1.1 Trillion in Five Days, and It’s Barely a Blip. Trillions Don’t Even Matter Anymore. Nvidia, after gaining $2.1 trillion YTD to July 10, gave up $418 billion or 12.6% since. Meta -13.6%. Tesla should be kicked out of the Mag 7 https://t.co/giETHskzM5 https://t.co/phY46PWydh
Magnificent 7 experienced relevant market cap losses on July 17 due to a broader chipmaking industry selloff amid increasing export restrictions to China: $TSLA: -$26.98B $GOOGL: -$31.47B $MSFT: -$38.64B $AMZN: -$55.80B $META: -$67.61B $AAPL: -$79.29B $NVDA: -$183.08B Total…
Mag 7 have lost $1.1 trillion in 5 days https://t.co/PhIffm4HGh
