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The Magnificent Seven stocks are Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla. This comparison ranks all seven companies by trailing P/E, forward P/E, PEG ratio, market capitalisation, 2026 YTD return and one-year performance. Use the rankings together: the company with the lowest P/E is not necessarily the best investment, while the strongest performer may carry a higher valuation.
Snapshot of the current Mag 7 valuation comparison and 2026 performance. Figures below are generated from the same dataset as the table.
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These rankings measure different things and should not be treated as automatic buy recommendations.
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| Apple | AAPL | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
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| Amazon | AMZN | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Alphabet | GOOGL | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Meta | META | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Microsoft | MSFT | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Nvidia | NVDA | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Tesla | TSLA | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Default order (without JavaScript): lowest PEG ratio first, missing values last. Returns are total-return style. YTD is 2026 only.
Based on the latest available data, N/A has the lowest trailing P/E, N/A has the lowest forward P/E and N/A has the lowest PEG ratio. These valuation measures use different earnings assumptions and may produce different rankings.
Trailing P/E rankings are N/A until a fresh Alpha Vantage valuation refresh succeeds. Trailing P/E divides the current price by the last twelve months of reported earnings. It can look cheap because earnings recently surged, or because the market is discounting a tougher outlook.
Those two Mag 7 P/E rankings can differ when analysts expect earnings to grow or shrink from the trailing run-rate. Neither multiple is a buy signal; run the numbers through the P/E ratio calculator if you want to test a different price or EPS assumption.
PEG rankings are N/A until fresh valuation data is available. PEG takes a P/E multiple and divides it by an earnings-growth estimate supplied in the Alpha Vantage overview feed. Faster assumed growth lowers PEG; slower or more uncertain growth raises it.
A low PEG can still be expensive if the growth estimate is optimistic, and a high PEG can still be reasonable for a company with durable cash flows. PEG is also not designed for businesses with near-zero or negative earnings. Use the PEG ratio calculator to see how sensitive the result is to the growth rate you plug in.
2026 YTD return is measured from the final adjusted trading close of 2025 to the latest available adjusted close (N/A). 2026 YTD figures are N/A until a fresh return series is in the cache. One-year return uses the closest trading close one calendar year earlier.
Those two columns can disagree: a stock can lead year-to-date and lag over twelve months, or the reverse. Past Magnificent 7 performance in 2026 is not a forecast. Gains and declines in the table are labelled in words as well as with a plus or minus sign so the direction does not depend on colour.
A combined Mag 7 market cap is N/A until all seven names have a fresh figure. Market cap is price times shares outstanding; it says nothing on its own about whether a stock is cheap or expensive.
Concentration matters: when a handful of mega-cap names dominate an index, the index return starts to resemble those stocks.
An equal-weight Mag 7 versus SPY and QQQ comparison is deferred until overlapping total-return history for all seven stocks plus both ETFs is available in the performance cache. BearSavings will not invent index-relative percentages. The QQQ calculator remains available for scenario projections.
Trailing P/E uses earnings the company has already reported. Forward P/E uses earnings analysts expect over the next year or so. PEG then scales a P/E by that growth estimate. Because the inputs differ, Magnificent 7 forward PE ratios and PEG ratios can rank the same seven stocks in a different order from trailing P/E.
Growth estimates are opinions, not facts. If the growth rate baked into PEG is too high, the ratio looks more attractive than the business may deliver. If growth is understated, PEG looks worse. That is why a PEG below 1 is not automatically undervalued and a PEG above 1 is not automatically expensive.
A low multiple can also be a warning. Investors may assign a lower P/E when they see regulatory risk, margin pressure, customer concentration, or a business model that converts earnings less reliably into cash. Hardware, advertising, cloud software and auto manufacturing do not share the same capital intensity or earnings quality, so Mag 7 PE ratios are not strictly comparable across every name.
P/E also ignores the balance sheet and cash-flow quality. Two companies with the same earnings multiple can have very different net cash, debt or free-cash-flow conversion. The cheapest Magnificent 7 stock on any one ratio is therefore not automatically the best investment.
Editorial contact: DA, founder of BearSavings. No professional licence is claimed on this page.
The Magnificent Seven stocks are Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Meta (META) and Tesla (TSLA).
A trailing P/E ranking is not available from the latest fresh valuation data.
A forward P/E ranking is not available from the latest fresh valuation data.
A PEG ranking is not available from the latest fresh valuation data.
A 2026 YTD ranking is not available because the return series is missing or older than the freshness threshold.
A combined Mag 7 market cap is shown only when all seven market-cap figures are available and fresh.
Yes. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) holds the same seven companies. BearSavings does not recommend MAGS or any other product; review the issuer materials before making a decision.
Yes. Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla are all currently members of the S&P 500, and several are also large weights in the Nasdaq-100.
FAANG referred to Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google. The Magnificent 7 keeps Apple, Amazon, Alphabet (Google) and Meta (formerly Facebook), drops Netflix, and adds Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla.
Valuations come from Alpha Vantage OVERVIEW and returns from Yahoo Finance adjusted closes. Each cache is designed to refresh when it is more than 24 hours old. This page shows N/A rather than a stale number if a figure is older than 7 days. The visible valuation as-of date is N/A and the performance as-of date is N/A.
YTD, one-year and Mag 7 vs SPY/QQQ returns use dividend-and-split-adjusted closes, so they are total-return style. Trailing P/E, forward P/E, PEG, price and market cap are not dividend-yield figures.
No. A low trailing P/E, forward P/E or PEG ratio is not a buy recommendation. Cheap multiples can reflect slower growth, higher risk or a different business model, and they can rank the seven companies differently from recent performance.
BearSavings provides this Magnificent 7 stocks comparison for information and education only. Nothing on this page is personal investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell any security, or a guarantee of future performance. Always verify figures with your broker or a primary filing and consider your own objectives and risk tolerance.
