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MAG 7 VALUATIONS HAVE ROOM TO RISE, SAYS NEWEDGE CIO

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
TUE, AUG 4, 2026

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Cameron Dawson, chief investment officer at NewEdge Wealth, believes Magnificent Seven stock valuations can move higher and provide momentum for the broader tech sector and S&P 500.

Dawson sees the recent turnaround in technology stocks as a sign that valuations for the Magnificent Seven—Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Tesla, Nvidia, and Meta—have capacity to appreciate further. Her outlook suggests the group's current valuations are not at peak levels, contrasting with some market watchers who have expressed concerns about stretched multiples in mega-cap technology stocks. A potential rise in these stocks could have spillover effects on the wider tech sector and the broader market index, given the significant weighting of the Mag 7 in major indices. The assessment comes amid ongoing debates about whether technology stock valuations remain justified by fundamentals or face correction risk. Dawson's perspective indicates conviction that the sector still has room for expansion.

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