$MSFT has the best risk to reward position amongst all the MAG7…
Insiders are actively loading millions, profit margins remain 36% & EPS is growing at 22%.
All while $MSFT sits at just a 22x P/E.
This setup will fully recover, & see $600+ with no doubt.
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Tom Lee believes the MAG 7 have been leading this market. They bottomed first, and he expects them to rally again — even if the broader market starts peaking.
The fundamentals remain strong. They delivered solid earnings that the market largely ignored, which makes them far less risky than many think.
I agree. The market is afraid we’re in an AI bubble, but pushing the MAG 7 down to some of the lowest valuation multiples in years because of that simply doesn’t make sense 🤦♂️
Are you buying the MAG 7 here? 👇
$MSFT is near decade-low multiples with Azure sold out and Copilot embedding AI into 450M+ enterprise users.
They don’t need to “win AI” but just need to monetize the distribution they already own. No other company has this level of distribution for enterprise AI.
NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang on Elon Musk:
"Elon is just an extraordinary engineer, and I love working with him. We've built some amazing computers together. We're going to build many more computers together and and the work that he's doing in in Grok, his self driving car, Optimus, these are all every single one of them world class, every single one of them revolutionary, every single one of them are going to be gigantic opportunities and I'm delighted to be working with him on that."
It’s about:
✔ How much execution is already priced in
✔ How little room exists for error
✔ Who is still left to buy
Most investors analyze businesses.
Few analyze pricing psychology.
That gap is where drawdowns are born 📉
Markets rarely break because fundamentals collapse.
They break because expectations collide with reality.
A great company priced for perfection behaves like a fragile asset.
Valuation is not about “is this business strong?”
Most investors don’t fail because of bad stock picks.
They fail because they lack a decision framework.
DVRG was built around one idea:
Good company ≠ Good investment
Signals ≠ Certainty
Valuation ≠ Timing