The Truth About The World's 7 'Best' Stocks

Paul Gabrail breaks down the truth about the world's best stocks, known as the Magnificent Seven. They include Microsoft ($MSFT), Amazon ($AMZN), Apple ($AAPL), Meta Platforms ($META), NVIDIA ($NVDA), Alphabet aka Google ($GOOGL), and Tesla ($TSLA). They take up a hefty portion of the S&P 500, and it could have some ramifications. Learn more from Paul in the video above.

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[oppamaclare]

Warren Buffett once said: “Price is what you pay, value is what you get.”

[cammcc]

The chance to buy in on these companies was back in 2022 but many sat out greedily waiting for even lower prices. NVDA was 100, Amazon was 85, Meta below $100, GOOG 80 but it wasn’t enough. Of course these will have pullbacks again but good lesson to many to strike while the iron is hot

[natetjwjddn]

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[robertsalasko]

Paul thanks for the guidance. You & MO, once again are correct in all that you say. The Magnificent 7 demonstrated for those who purchased 10 years of more ago, the power of capital appreciation. Example: in 2004 I purchased Google in an IPO. At the time of prchase I bought 20 shares at $96.00, I made no further purchases of Google, but now own 800 shares. I have owned all the other stocks for over 10 years & have experienced the same type returns. Buy a good company at fair price & DO NOT SELL PAUL. Continue to buy these stocks but only when they hit your price range. You said it before, one can over pay for quality. Love the show, Women love you & punks fear you.

[peterpahor]

The AI boom is reshaping revenue streams, urging adaptation. we all lose our jobs and as a civilization, are ‘fracked’ according to my son lol.

[oktmtsg]

I bought NVDA in late 2013, @2.78/shr (split adjusted), with gain of 26, 000% at current price. With DRIP through the years, the position is ballooning into $1M... This is a stock that Paul has repeatedly called out to sell because of "valuation" at $435, and now $735 😂😂😂...

[Takipci.]

Could you please make an video that shows the stocks are cheap at the moment?

[Sanchyfab]

But my question is what stocks can be the next APPL in terms of growth for the next decade? I've set asides 500k to invest and my goal is to retire comfortably rich.

[TheBryce]

This guy still shorting Nivida?
Bears sound smart
Bulls make money
Don’t know how this guy can still show his face and sell a software.
I’d like to see his 5 year return

[brianlininger]

MSFT, bought @ $25 on 4/18/2011. Up 1666%. Cost basis under $20 now.

[xzx]

The only thing i have ever bought from Amazon was well actually from a broker, the AMZN stock in 2022 having missed it in the early 2000s. It was interesting to see the stats of all together. Well done, thanks.

[acornsucks]

I can select a group of stocks who have tanked and not recovered. Hindsight is 20/20, but what is the point?

[richardbauer]

I first bought Amazon in June 2022 for 122$, my avg price is now 117$. I saw the low at 85$ and held the stock. Now I'm happy with it.

[blairmyers]

Invest in bond etfs, if rates get cut a little for a soft landing the bond etfs go up. If the economy crashes rates get lowered dramatically; bond etfs will rocket at that point. Bonds win in both situations whereas equities need that soft landing.

[davegrohl]

Most of the P/E and Price to free cash flow overvaluation comes from NVDA, TSLA and AMZN though

[mbg]

Bought AAPL shares since 2010, average cost base is $13.37.

[Tousifkhan]

Selling PLTR and Buying Tesla, good idea?

[SilviaD-zgov]

I am new at the stock market from 3 years ago I bought very high and I loss a lot Money when the market crashed I sold many share of my another stocks , I was feeling down but I believed in NVDA and AAPL I didn't sold with this 2 stocks I got my money back all of them plus I winning Thank you NVDA and AAPL stocks

[thereverendramirez]

great content. confused a bit tho. so with Intel and Cisco as your examples, they are making money but their stocks havent moved in line with their business success. So how are we to make decisions if the bottom line of how i make money in equities is on the stock price not the businesses fcf or any of the pillar metrics???

[ParklandFloridaHomes]

Paul: Don't listen to me about innovation:
Also Paul: Tesla is only a car company