Jefferies: NVDA as top Magnificent Seven
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Jefferies ranked Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) as its top Magnificent Seven name, while Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) found itself at the bottom of the heavyweight group.
“Each of the seven stocks have outperformed [the S&P 500] over the past five years… However, not all stocks have fared equally well,” Jefferies said.
In order to properly rank the seven giants, Jefferies used a quantitative model that measured several factors including better growth and revisions, improving sell-side sentiment, price momentum, lower valuations, high yield, high/rising ROIC, and R&D vs. capex.
See Jefferies' ranking of the Magnificent Seven below:
No. 1: Nvidia (NVDA)
No. 2: Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL)
No. 3: Meta Platforms (META)
No. 4: Apple (AAPL)
No. 5: Amazon (AMZN)
No. 6: Tesla (TSLA)
No. 7: Microsoft (MSFT)
Regarding its top pick Nvidia (NVDA), the investment bank added: “[NVDA] scores the best on growth/revisions, sell side sentiment, valuations and high/rising ROIC while also ranking reasonably well on price momentum and R&D vs capex. It ranks averageonly on yield.”
As for its bottom pick Microsoft (MSFT), it stated: “Overall, this stock [MSFT] has all below average characteristics except sell-side sentiment.”
See the megacap club's 2024 performance below:
Jefferies ranks NVDA as top Magnificent Seven name and MSFT at the bottom
Additionally, see how each stock has fared so far in 2025: $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$
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