Listed Funds Trust Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF

MAGS

Market cap $3.3B

MAGS remains a great Buy after a moderate dip, thanks to the holdings' robust AI monetization cadence across the infrastructure and SaaS layers during the multi-year cloud super cycle. This is significantly aided by the numerous growth tailwinds into the upcoming Q3'25 earnings season, with companies such as TSLA and NVDA likely to report double beat performances. Those in the cloud/ advertising segments may also outperform, attributed to the growing compute demand and improved ad targeting/ higher user engagement.

If you're thinking about investing in the stock market today, you may be wondering whether it's a better idea to go with the big names in the "Magnificent Seven" or to simply hold a position in the entire S&P 500.

Last year's Magnificent 7 tech leaders are rolling again.

The last leg of September is here, and a new pattern is emerging that could lead to one of the most explosive quarters we've ever seen.

Roundhill Magnificent Seven Covered Call ETF (MAGY) offers weekly income by layering a covered call strategy on top of MAGS shares, targeting income-focused investors. MAGY delivers a high yield (12.7% on a TTM basis, as calculated by Seeking Alpha) and stable NAV, but sacrifices upside price appreciation due to its options strategy, with little downside protection. The fund's performance should be judged by its income generation and NAV stability, not by price or total return versus underlying assets or benchmarks.

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Big tech stocks slid throughout most of the week amid a risk-off pivot, but some analysts say there are several structural reasons to remain bullish on tech giants.

In the second quarter, almost all of the Magnificent Seven showed acceleration in revenue and operating profit, defying expected maturity and exceeding market estimates. Artificial intelligence is currently the main driver of earnings growth, both in new products (chips, proprietary models) and in efficiency, also supporting the continued increase in capex.

Hedge funds invest in Microsoft, UnitedHealth and homebuilders. ETFs like MAGS, IHF and XHB let you invest like billionaires.

Big Tech stocks have driven a lot of the stock market's gains over the last few years. But Barclays head of US equity strategy Venu Krishna is still positive on the sector, saying there is a "potent combination" that will continue to drive tech stocks higher.