Chip maker accounts for more than a third of the S&P 500′s year-to-date gains
Nvidia has become the third technology stock to be valued at $3 trillion , providing yet another reminder that big tech is still driving the US bull market.
Last year there was much agonising over the dominance of the magnificent seven, with many fearing the US rally was too thin and too reliant on a handful of mega-cap companies. The magnificent seven isn’t quite so magnificent these days, with Tesla tanking and Apple underperforming in 2024, but the so-called fab five – Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon and Meta – are still flying high.
Indeed, Nvidia’s astonishing gains account for more than a third of the S&P 500′s year-to-date gains. Narrow leadership means the outperforming US stock market is less dominant than it seems. Bloomberg’s John Authers notes an equal-weighted version of MSCI’s Europe index, which weighs each stock on an equal basis, has actually outperformed its US equal-weight equivalent over the past 18 months.
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