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| | | ... continue to account for more than half of the broad index return. Unsurprisingly, these stocks include Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA Corporation, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, and Google. "When looking at the S&P 500 versus the S&P 500 equally weighted index, just ... |
| | | | ... owed largely to the fact that about 20% of the option is invested in Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet. It also invests in Nvidia, AMD and ASML, as well as strong performer LVMH. Tech also had an influence over the option that came in second-best, being ... |
| | | | ... names have accounted for 47% of the total return of the MSCI World Index this year," he said. "Apple, Meta, Amazon, Google, Nvidia, those five have accounted for almost half of the total returns of the index. It's all been multiple expansions too ... |
| | | | ... around image creation." What's going to be required is a lot more processing power, he noted. "We own a company called NVIDIA that's a world leader in GPUs or general processing units, which are the key underlying semiconductor technology that allows ... |
| | | | ... portfolio of 32 companies that generate a portion of their revenues from activities related to the Metaverse, including Roblox, NVIDIA and Meta Platforms. "MTAV is the first exchange traded fund of its kind in Australia and provides investors a convenient ... |
| | | | ... return was -16% as compared to their US-counterparts' -6%. Average cumulative returns for FANG and peers (Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Twitter and Tesla) stood at 15.46%, as compared to BATs' cumulative year to date returns of just 1.73%. They have also ... |
| | | | ... Yizhong Chan worked at Hunter Hall for 10 years; during that time he made key stock-picking decisions including investing in Nvidia at US$12 per share (now valued at about US$240) and Take-Two Interactive (then US$14, now US$110 excluding dividends). ... |
| | | | ... enabling greater diversification via less traditional, high growth sectors such as robotics and aerospace. Tencent, Tesla and Nvidia joined Amazon, Apple and Facebook as some of the most heavily traded international stocks last year by SMSFs. "International ... |
| | | | ... self-driving cars, including technology providers and vehicle part suppliers. Current holdings include Tesla, Alphabet, Delphi and Nvidia. "We've carefully selected companies who are currently benefiting from the new automotive technologies around the ... |
| | | | ... Fargo, Lloyds and Berkshire Hathaway, while the latter took an interest in technology and videogame companies including AMD, Nvidia and Activision Blizzard. "Interestingly, Apple and Tesla were the top two stocks that all of the generations sold out ... |
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