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The Magnificent 7 stocks, while expensive, are not yet priced at the extreme valuations seen during the 1999 dot-com peak, suggesting the current premium may be more defensible than historical bubbles.

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⇄ CROSS-ASSET Highly valued speculative tech stocks with extreme multiples will be the first to experience steep valuation resets during market downturns BEARISH NDX ≈ RELATED Semiconductor Valuation Bubble Burst BEARISH NVDA ⇄ CROSS-ASSET Today's expensive valuations are more justified than the dot-com era because leading technology companies are profitable with established business models rather than speculative startups BULLISH SPX ⇄ CROSS-ASSET Chip Stocks US-China Trade Hope BEARISH SPX ≈ RELATED Magnificent Seven stocks' perceived value has declined, making their earnings results critical for determining future stock price direction NEUTRAL NVDA ⇄ CROSS-ASSET U.S. equities face one of the largest bubbles in history with unrealistic profit expectations compounding already elevated valuations BEARISH SPX
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"But even including Tesla and all its hype, the Magnificent Seven's average still sits below the roughly 66x forward earnings at which the seven largest companies by market value traded in 1999... it tells us that, despite everything that has happened in the stock market so far, the Magnificent 7 isn't priced at the peak of the dot-com years."

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