Retail investors dey rotate from ’Magnificent Seven’ tech stocks go undervalued equities, dey eye Bitcoin for diversification

Retail investors dey waka comot from di heavily traded ’Magnificent Seven’ tech stocks—Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOGL), Meta (META), Nvidia (NVDA), and Tesla (TSLA)—dem dey favour undervalued stocks wey dem don see price drop but still get strong earnings. Data from Robinhood show say investors dem dey shift from high-value, mega-cap tech stocks go these so-called ’beat-up’ stocks because dem dey find better risk-reward balance as dem dey worry about di tech sector valuation wey don go high. Dis change for retail trading fit make technology and value stock sectors get more volatility and e fit affect di overall market because di tech giants weigh well in major indexes. Some retail investors sef dey consider Bitcoin (BTC) as part of their plan to diversify, showing say dem dey rethink risk and opportunities for different asset classes. This trend show say retail investors dey more cautious about big tech stocks and dem open to explore other investments like cryptocurrencies.