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Every Magnificent Seven Stock Is Down This Year. This One Is a Screaming Buy
The so-called Magnificent Seven have shed their luster in 2025, with all seven mega-cap tech stocks trading in the red as investors rotate toward other sectors. But broad selloffs rarely hit every name equally, and at least one of these giants now trades at a valuation that looks compelling relative to its growth prospects. For contrarian investors willing to look past the headline pessimism, the pullback may be creating a rare entry point into a world-class business.
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The 401(k) Loophole Wealthy Savers Are Quietly Using to Shelter Up to $46,000 a Year
High-income earners are increasingly taking advantage of after-tax 401(k) contributions combined with immediate Roth conversions — a strategy known as the "mega backdoor Roth" — to shield up to $46,000 annually from future taxes. The approach exploits a gap between standard contribution limits and the IRS's total defined contribution cap, a distinction most workers never think to explore. For those with the cash flow to maximize it, the long-term tax-free compounding benefits can be substantial.
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Meta Plunges on Jury Verdict. Here's What It Means for Investors
Meta faced back-to-back jury verdicts this week, exposing the company to a legal liability that Wall Street is now scrambling to price in. The rulings signal that courts may be increasingly willing to hold the social media giant accountable in ways regulators have struggled to. For investors, the verdicts introduce an unpredictable new variable into an otherwise bullish outlook for the stock.
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