The first few months of the year have been concerns with the US stock market. There was no shortage of macroeconomic struggles or geopolitical concerns that hindered large-scale profits. However, most of them have started rebounding steadily over the past month.
Alphabet (Googl), Tesla (TSLA) and Amazon (AMZN) have been green in major Wall Street transformations. The only MAG-7 member not on Green on Monday was Apple (AAPL), a 2.4% drop. With the second quarter of 2025 concluded at the end of this month, there are strong potential for seven spectacular stocks each, but will it be on the top of the mountain on June 30th?
As previously suggested, there is one clear MAG-7 stock that is not the winner of this accounting quarter, and it is Apple (AAPL). So far, stock prices have fallen in 2025, with their inventory dropping by more than 20% per year, further down over a certain period. So which is that?
Which of the seven epic stocks will win in the second quarter of 2025?
Seven grand American companies competed against the AI (AI) sector. AI is a promising path for revenue and growth in the tech industry, with some companies already gaining market share. Microsoft has built-in AI to the office, Windows and Azure. Windows developers are also working on Agent AI, the next frontier. Meanwhile, Google has deployed Gemini to almost all of its products, and Meta is heading from Metaverse to machine learning. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s chips have become a flagship leader in the AI industry.
However, thanks to its efforts in AI, it is Meta Platform (META) that could potentially become a top member of MAG-7 by the end of this quarter. The meta has risen 19% since the start of the year, leading the way to profit among groups this year. This is expected to continue this year, with many experts looking at Facebook/Instagram developers as the biggest choice of 2025 Magnificent Seven.
Last week, Meta announced plans to fully automate advertising using artificial intelligence by 2026, boosting optimism among investors. Additionally, Meta has announced a new nuclear energy deal that could power the stock to a $800 level.
Microsoft (MSFT) is the second closest in the race. The Redmond, Washington-based software giant won $3.46 in sales of $70.7 billion in the quarter ended March 31st. Analysts voted by FactSet were expecting a profit of $3.22 per share with revenue of $68.4 billion. Compared to the previous year, Microsoft revenues increased by 18% and sales increased by 13%.
