
The valuations of the 'Magnificent Seven' tech stocks have notably decreased, with a combined market cap loss of approximately $2.7 trillion over the past three weeks. The current forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios for these companies are as follows: Amazon (30.7x), Apple (30.2x), Microsoft (27.5x), Nvidia (23.8x), Meta (23.7x), Google (18.6x), and Tesla (90.5x). This marks a decline from their July 2024 P/E ratios, where Amazon was at 42x and Tesla at 85x. Notably, Nvidia's valuation has dropped 41% since its peak in November 2022, with a current forward P/E ratio of 24.27. Other stocks in the sector have also seen substantial drawdowns, with Tesla down 40.4%, Nvidia down 13.9%, and Apple down 16.3% in 2025. The decline in valuations has raised questions about potential buying opportunities amidst the market correction.
Revenue growth over the past five years: Nvidia: 683% Tesla: 210% Google: 92% Meta: 91% Microsoft: 71% Amazon: 65% Apple: 42%
Price to Earnings Ratios (Start of the Year --> Today)... Tesla: 198 --> 118 Nvidia: 52.9 --> 39.3 Apple: 39.8 --> 33.3 Amazon: 39.7 --> 35.1 Microsoft: 33.9 --> 30.5 S&P 500: 27.9 --> 26.2 Meta: 24.5 --> 24.7 Google: 23.5 --> 20.2 https://t.co/rQuXrxVpWs
Here's how the #Magnificent 7 has performed so far in 2025 Apple: -16.3%🔴 Nvidia: -13.9%🔴 Microsoft: -10.1%🔴 Amazon: -11.6%🔴 Google: -13.5%🔴 Facebook: +0.9%🟢 Tesla: -40.4%🔴








