Nvidia $NVDA, Apple $AAPL, Alphabet $GOOGL, Microsoft $MSFT, Amazon $AMZN, TSMC $TSM, Broadcom $AVGO, Aramco, Meta $META, SpaceX $SPCX Now go pull the same list from 2016. Exxon $XOM was near the top. GE $GE was still a household giant. Nvidia $NVDA was a $30B graphics card company most investors couldn't spell. SpaceX $SPCX wasn't public. Broadcom $AVGO wasn't on the radar. Ten years from now, this chart looks different again. It always does. Here's what most people take away from an image like this: "I should own these ten." Here's the actual take away: you have no idea which of these ten survive the next decade - and neither does anyone selling you a stock pick. That's the argument for broad index exposure. Specifically why most people love the S&P 500 $VOO$SPY$IVV so much. Not because it's exciting. Because it's self-correcting. The winners get added. The losers get dropped. You don't have to be right about which is which - you just have to stay invested while the index does the sorting for you. The skyline changes. The city keeps growing.
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