What the ‘Magnificent 7’ Stocks Crash Means for Your Money

Markets feel rough right now, but let’s break it down. The S&P 500 is down 4.23% year-to-date, while QQQ has dropped 6.63%—but the Magnificent Seven stocks have fallen even more, around 13%. That’s why it feels worse. We’ve officially hit correction territory since February’s all-time highs. Fear is everywhere, but I see it differently—real fear is when people don’t even want to own stocks. The key lesson? A great company doesn’t always mean a great investment if you overpay. Whether it’s Apple, Tesla, or Nvidia, price matters more than the hype.

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