[Altos Weekly Traders Edge] Has the Tide Turned on Mega-Caps...Details Inside

SPONSOR TSLA's 100% Surge: Just the Beginning? Discover What's Next IS TSLA A BUY? They say people lie, but numbers don’t… So, let’s talk numbers Year to date, TSLA is up over 100%...It’s outperforming 99.4% of all S&P 500 stocks…And 1,500 institutions have added to their Tesla positions…A handful of them expect TSLA to reach nearly $600 by the end of 2025… That’s upwards of 100% from today’s price. So yeah…It’s not a bad idea to go long. [But I think there’s a better opportunity hidden inside shares of TSLA right now.]( A way for folks like us to target gains of 100% or more…in six days or less. And best of all, this opportunity is opening this week. Granted, I cannot guarantee future returns or against losses, but… If you want the details [just go here]( you’ll see everything. The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are from historical data in order to demonstrate the potential of the system. ★ WEEKLY MARKET OVERVIEW ★ Mega-Caps: Yesterday's Titans, Today's Underdogs? Hi Traders, The S&P 500 has recently hit new highs, but not all stocks are contributing equally. A small group of the largest companies are driving most of the gains, a phenomenon that has become increasingly pronounced over time. Currently, the combined value of the top 30 S&P 500 companies represents nearly 53% of the index's total value. This is significantly higher than the historical norm of around 40% seen over the past 5, 10, 15, 20, and even 25 years. In fact, this concentration is even greater than it was in June 1999, when the top 30 accounted for 42.18%. However, history shows that a company's position at the top is not guaranteed. Examining the top 30 S&P 500 companies over time reveals that only about half of the current giants held the same status a decade ago. Looking back 25 years, only a third of today's largest companies were also among the elite in 1999. Among the current top 30, only Tesla and Johnson & Johnson have experienced negative returns in the past year. However, Tesla has seen a tenfold increase in value over the past five years, a feat matched only by Nvidia among the current giants. Comparing the top 30 companies of 1999 to those of today reveals some interesting insights. While Microsoft remains a dominant player, its inflation-adjusted market cap in 1999 was $816 billion, a figure it has since surpassed many times over. In 1999, Microsoft, along with Cisco, WorldCom, Time Warner, and Dell, had all seen their values increase tenfold over the previous five years. However, only Microsoft remains a giant today, highlighting the volatile nature of market leadership. The S&P 500 is actually more top-heavy today than it was in 1999. The top three companies alone – Microsoft, Apple, and Nvidia – account for over 20% of the index's total value. In contrast, the top three in 1999 – Microsoft, GE, and Exxon – represented only around 9%. This analysis underscores the dynamic nature of the stock market and the importance of diversification. While some companies may experience meteoric rises, their positions are not always secure. The companies that dominate the market today may not be the same ones that lead in the future. - The Team at Altos Trading SPONSOR While traders were studying charts, I was placing THIS trade Let me show you an example of how my Cent Trades]( could work with an example from back in January this year, okay? Now if you were looking at the charts… The S&P 500 was officially out of the bear market and roaring higher… By mid-January we were at new highs… And folks were left guessing if the breakout would continue or if we would make a natural pullback. Now you could have spent all your time drawing chart patterns, calculating Fibonaccis or reading through the endless inflation reports… Trying to guess what would come next. But on January 10th, 2024…None of that really mattered. Because January 10th was a predetermined $0.25 Cent Trade date. And as long as someone took 30 seconds to place a basic trade that day before the markets closed… They could have bagged a nice big winner winner! Granted, there were smaller wins, and trades that did not work out… I obviously can’t guarantee results or against losses, but… I have many more examples to show you with even BIGGER returns! You’ll have to see them to believe them! [So click here now to take a look before it’s time to place the next $0.25 Cent Trade!]( See you on the flip side, TBUZ The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. 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