The 'Magnificent 7' stocks, which have been a mainstay for investors on Wall Street, are currently facing challenges following their worst earnings season since 2022. Analysts are noting a growing skepticism among investors, with reports indicating that the stocks may no longer hold the same appeal. This shift in sentiment may lead Western investors to reconsider their positions, potentially diverting interest towards gold and silver miners, which have been underperforming despite a rising gold price. Financial outlets are advising investors to reassess their holdings in these stocks as the market landscape evolves.
The “Magnificent Seven,” once Wall Street’s indisputable stalwart, is losing its shine with investors. Read the full story with CNBC Pro: https://t.co/F7WyT6w5TN
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CNBC “Pro” headline 2/10/25: "Wall Street is souring on ‘Magnificent 7’ stocks after tough earnings season" More of the above trend will eventually bring Western investors back to the gold & silver miners - which continue to lag the soaring gold price