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Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF
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The total market capitalization of the Magnificent 7 in the US stock market has declined by more than $5 trillion compared to their histor
MU stellar earnings = SOXX ⬇️ MSFT & AAPL bad news = MAGS ⬆️
This head and shoulders pattern on MAGS looks way too tasty
Besides U.S. stock indices like VOO, QQQ, and VGT, another ETF I believe is suitable for long term holding in the AI era is MAGS.
The market was vulnerable indeed. At a crossroads now.
Mag-7 ETFs are doing all the heavy lifting bullish signal or giant red flag?
Tesla is the ‘OG meme stock’ according to Barclay’s Dan Levy
Four ETFs that thrive on multiple interest rate cuts and a probable strong Q4.
ETFs that benefit from the likely multiple interest rate cuts and a probable strong Q4.
What are some ways to diversify alternatives to high valued ETFs, when you can no longer afford them?
A full time trader's thoughts on the market 04/06 - An analysis of price, how small caps are coming back into the fold, and a look at how tech continues to lead the market higher. Market continues to look supportive into June OPEX, possibly JULY opex
JUNE GONNA BE SPICY JOBS NUMBERS + TRUMP TARIFF ROULETTE
Mega-caps will dominate the market long term (destroy my argument with logic, please)
30 year old. What's got the greatest possible potential for returns? TQQQ?
Is Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF ($MAGS) Worth investing in?
What are your thoughts on MAGS (Magal Security Systems)?
Recovery periods for movements after earnings releases
Recovery period after stock movement following earnings release
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MAGS up, IGV up..... MSFT red lmao **🤣**
Over the past year VOO + 20% MAGS +12.5%
When semis pump NVDA trades with the MAGS, and when MAGS pump NVDA trades with semis 😅
MAGS 3 months chart looking like Batman
Sell DRAM, buy MAGS. Wall street already decides that hyperscalers will cut back on AI spending. NVDA back to $150. MU back to $500.
MAGS etf heading for March lows
MAGS in the dungeon smearing feces on themselves
The algos were chasing the negative correlation between MAGS and SMH.... big banks got worried. Crush semi's overnight, reverse the correlation, patch the algos.
The MAG7 (MAGS) just about trading below the 200 SMA again.
if you still don't know MAG7 is entering a transition phase and late this year we will see a new formation. If you still invest in MAGS you will experience underperformance
MAGS etf down over the last 6 months 💀
Yeah MAGS etf is underperforming pretty hard in the last 6 months. We'll see, they are still the profitability anchors keeping the ai capex going, while most of the rocket boost engine of the market is completely concentrated in semis and hardware.
MAGS etf not exactly looking bullish.
Uh oh, Magnificent 7 (MAGS) now below the 200 SMA.
MAGS just about back below the 200 SMA again.
Leveraged would be good if I am 100% confident. I am worried of mega 7 go to March lows, then I will be screwed. So MAGS for now and if these go to March lows, then FNGU
Most of the Mega 7 are either flirting with 50/200 day or closed below it. When chip rally takes a break, these mega 7 might rebound. Going to start buying MAGS tomorrow
Magnificent 7 (MAGS) fell below the 50 SMA today.
Interestingly, MAGS was down less than QQQ today. Not really sure what to make of that but Meta is getting cheap. The '27 P/E is just under 17 going into market close. That is dirt cheap for a company forecasted to grow EPS 20% over the next 5 years
Has been a megacap-dominated rally up until about 2 weeks ago. From my notes: RSP rose by .85% week over week while MAGS fell by 2.7% and SPY rose .5%. Two weeks ago I detected that the MAGS/RSP ratio had begun to reverse the 4w/12w trends higher with a 1.4% move lower. This week we saw a meaningful acceleration of this reversal with the ratio moving 3.5% lower.
I know you always post these, but I don't know what people expect out of the MAGS until they cut capex. At the end of the day, when we are talking about investing, it's about the expectation of generating positive cash flow in the future. As long as these companies spend as much as they, it's going to turn off investors.
MAGS is the same price it was a month ago
PSA you can buy the $MAGS etf if you dont want to have to buy the mag7 stocks individually
Please explain how MAGS and DRAM are down?
I am on Roundhill's email list (used to have shares in MAGS and MAGY). I got the email on DRAM the day it listed. So most of my shares were bought under $30. MARS has been a good one too.
Love it or hate it. Think it’s a joke or think I’m serious. VTI, MAGS, QQQ, SCHD, NVDA, TSLA, MSTR, and whatever spirit airlines ticker was. This is the way
MAGS plus AVGO and you have your top 8.
Everything running but MAGS
I have the MAGS ETF, look at what it's doing compared to SPY or QQQ Not even mentioning the semi ETFs
Good approach. I’m 60% VOO 25% MAGS rest VXUS.
Bold Move ! Just curious , Do you have any other holdings ? If you don't have any others, that is more like betting ......... Maybe a more diversified approach, there are some ETF's out there that are very targeted. MAGS ... for instance has only the Magnificent 7 stocks in its portfolio MGK .... The 60 to 63 Largest MEGA CAP holdings And a few individual stocks as well , the mega caps work for me, And then have, about 10% of portfolio for mad money , like your above trade.
How is there still no volume? I figured MAGS earnings would bring some legit volume back
DIA rocketing, MAGS negative Who's lying?
I’m balls deep in MAGS for earnings
SMH/MAGS is an insane chart
this just the prelims.. main event gonna be MAGS later this week.
Just loaded up on MAGS calls. No way in fuck they all miss earnings on Wednesday.
I appreciate it. I max my Roth annually. I typically do Vanguard ETF’s in my self directed portfolio. 60% in VOO VUG and I own 40% in MSFT nvda MAGS MU. Yes I know it’s massive overlap.
Fair, I think we fade the other semi's (and maybe memory) some though and rotate back into the MAGS over the next month if more rally is on the table. Good advice though.
VM, the MAGS ETF only briefly went above the trendline at around $66 and is now below it. How cooked is the SPY if the Mag 7 can't deliver, and does it justify ber feelings?
Try researching. Take something like the MAGS, look at the greatest drawdown percentage of each from pre 2008 to bottom, then apply that percentage from current + 10% and you've got your targets.
Some of the slightly more known ETFs from the list: * $IVES Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF * $MAGS Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF * $QDTE Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call ETF * $YBTC Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call Strategy ETF * $XOVR CrossingBridge Responsible Credit ETF * $NFLW Roundhill NFLX WeeklyPay ETF
MAGS earnings end of month, don't be ghey bears now
Having a good year but I own a lot of gold-related (various gold etfs, miners, royalty), defense and energy while the growth side has been focused on what has been working (memory, optics/photonics.) Tons of people in VOO/SPY during an energy crisis and energy is 3.5% of the fund. Mag 7 is about 32% of the SPY and Mag 7 (as represented by the MAGS etf was down 15% at the low.) Meanwhile, with energy the XLE is +22% for the year. Last year, I thought it was a good idea to increase exposure to real assets and that has worked very, very well so far this year.
This is either going to be a biblical bull trap, or the markets truly don't give a fuck about 🥭 and his shart of the deal scams anymore I had been dunping some cash into MAGS the last few weeks but I honestly don't know wtf to do with the rest of the cash
Anyone buy the MAGS etf? Was looking at possible leaps there but the volume is almost nothing?
Is MAGS a good ETF to buy?
If there is a ceasefire the market has likely put in a bottom and will focus on earnings, which are going to be fine and provide institutional support for all the beaten up stocks. MAGS and SOXX getting ready to lift this market out of the mess.
We really haven't sold off that much, nor have we run any significant lows for liquidity higher. I'm looking for MAGS at $80. Once we reach into internal liquidity for lower on the daily which we will probably hit by eod I'll be selling for a lower entry.
MAGS is nearly -20%, which would be a bear market.
Right now I'm worried more about AI troubles weighing things down. Most of the recent SPY gains revolved around the MAGS.
The recent jury verdict against META and Google is concerning. Lots of people will be looking for a payday; big tobacco part II. will still buy MAGS. [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c747x7gz249o](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c747x7gz249o)
MAGS now basically in a -20% bear market.
The ETFs are better. I am just giving you names like QQQ or SMH or MAGS. If you still want stocks, I am giving some names, you need to review in details which is good for you. MSFT, NVO, V (Visa), CPB, HMY, then CTAS,SAP,GOOGL and META. BTW: I just monitor many companies, but my investment is very low 10% or below, as I focus on trading. Of all these, I own NVO and HMY only in my accounts.
New lows for XLK and MAGS today though.
Anyone looking at MAGS during this pullback?
But why? It's the biggest piece of shit stock in the MAGS and NDX It's going under $300
I don't usually do short term plays but I thought what the hell. I sold a portion of my IAU right when gold was starting to drop off. Put in to MAGS rather than trying to pick something specific. I'm adding to VUG, VTI etc because it's a good time to do so but MAGS I will sell off when things blow over. Could be 3 weeks could be 3 months. If it's 3 years then that's okay too.
for the first time in a long time QQQ and MAGS charts look very much ugly imo.... and tbh I have no clue what stick saves this administration can pull due to the oil situation and Iran is not going to go quietly into the night
If you want specifically Mag 7 exposure, there's the MAGS ETF, but it's terrible, even if you decide you want exactly seven stocks in your portfolio and are too lazy to buy those seven stocks yourself. The expense ratio is "only" 29 bps, but they use ridiculous return swaps which completely kill their return. I can't think of any reason to do this except so they can be technically considered "diversified", even if this does absolutely nothing to really diversify their portfolio. In the meantime, it means they've trailed just buying the seven stocks by almost 4% per year (and about 20% cumulatively since inception): https://testfol.io/?s=6JU8nboO9Nc Assuming a $1M investment for 30 years, with even a relatively conservative 10% expected return, that 4% real drag will cost you $11.7M over the life of the investment--more than 2/3 of the amount you would have had otherwise. (If you want to assume the Mag 7 will continue delivering 40% per year--which would never happen--then that will cost you $14 billion over the life of the investment.)
It sounds like you've come up with a plan that works. I'm not a newb, I've been using options exclusively for 5 or 6 years now, so I understand what you're doing. I just want you to understand that, that I'm not a new guy trying to understand the concept of what you're doing. But I wondered about the idea that selling Weeklies could **completely pay for** a LEAPS Call, so I checked on it, and thought you might be interested to hear what I found (**yes**, it works). **MAGS** is an ETF of the Mag7. The **Jan'27 40C** at 82-delta (I always buy Calls at 80-delta or higher) costs **24.90**. There are 96 weeks till expiration. The Weekly **20Mar61.5C** at 28-delta (I usually sell Calls at 30-delta, no higher, unless I'm just trying to get rid of something) is selling for **0.42** at Midpoint. 96 weeks of 'about' that per week yields $40.32. **So indeed the LEAPS Call is paid for.** Paid for, AND $15.42 (62% more) left over. Great work! MAGS could even drop to 40 (where the LEAPS Call would be just-ATM) and the 30-delta short Calls should still be about $1.50 away, using today's Weekly as a model (though that could change if IV changes, but it shouldn't, given this is an ETF comprised of 7 companies). So then we could say that we could be selling the Weekly all the way down to MAGS at (40 - 1.50) = 38.50. From today's price of 59.94, that's a drop of ***36%, which doesn't seem likely.*** (MAGS fell 28% over Liberation (from your money) Day/week, so that's a good recent test. MAGS wasn't around during the COVID drop.) What are you using for underlyings? Stocks, probably? I momentum-trade ETFs, so I buy LEAPS Calls on ones that are going up. When they **stop** going up, I get out of them. I used to sell CCs against them (ending up with the PMCC, of course), but I'm getting away from that because they cap gains. I could see what you're doing, farming weekly theta, as another angle on the same idea. But if the long Call started going down I'd want to close the position; but maybe let it lose half its value first, or some rule like that. Have you been doing this long? Do you have total-return numbers over a year? Or even just 6 months or 3 months? I'm Mike, in Atlanta, and wouldn't mind chatting with you about this stuff if you want. Take care.
Huh? I think You got it the other way around. MAGS YTD -13.5%
59.69 is some sick avg cost on MAGS
There’s also MAGS (7), TOPT (20), etc
Good thinking as you get to know it better. Mar options were reported high, but earnings isn't until Apr. Something afoot? Looked at May ITM calls for a possible debit spread, but it's not even 1:2 The ATR is down to $1.15. So how do you plan on trading this? day trades are SPY, swing is MAGS.
Not sure if you can buy it if non-EU, but dont do MAGS when you have MAG7. Go big or go home.
MAGS full port at open
TF is MAGS? MU, AMZN, Gold?, SNDK I have no idea what's going on.
K-shaped recovery trade Buy MAGS Sell everything else Can't lose
Yeah that's why i consider replacing spy entirely with qqq. I think i will refrain from trying to guess any particular mag 7 to be the big winner. May just go MAGS etf.
MAGS etf is up 20% over 1 year... currently flat for 5 months.
I know MAGS is an ETF but anything below 63 is big weakness for the Mag7 and there would be no way for SPY ATH
MAGS puts seem safer. if nvda drops, you'd think there would be a general sell off in mags or qqq if nvda pops, it means bag7 are going to be cash flow negative next 18 to 24 months, presumably
There is no bubble that will burst. The [dot.com](http://dot.com) bubble was exactly that... All [air.No](http://air.No) substance. The AI companies out there now are brick and mortar. They have inventories and cash flows. Nvidia is like an energy stock. Everyone needs it. As are the top 7. Look at ETF MAGS to get a piece of all the tops seven in one.
Even when IGV and MAGS pumping MSFT still can't do shit
MAGS has pretty much the same chart as one year ago
What are you talking about MAGS has been in a downtrend for a month
The stock is selling because the entire software sector continues to be sold day after day + more money continues to go to where the money is being spent than who is spending the money (MAGS -4.5% YTD, while memory, optics, semi/semicap and photonics names absolutely ramp higher.)
Now? Value has been outperforming growth for months. SPY outperforming MAGS for months as well.
Honestly I’m just waiting for this to correct so I can put all 350k of my net with into the MAGS etf and chill until the next correction
"All the big tech stocks have been trending down for months after the bull run" MAGS is +1.5% over the last 6 mo. SOXX is +43% There are absolutely parts of tech that are working very well, but too many people on Reddit will not look beyond the playbook of "mega cap tech: collect 'em all." Some of those names that everyone piled into for years haven't worked that great for a while (MSFT +65% over the last 5 years, AMZN +22%) but I think people have stopped bothering to look and don't want to research other options so they just keep pressing that bet again and again. Also, this isn't even a correction and people are calling it over? People used to occasionally ask "why is my stock getting obliterated?!?!" and you could look and be relatively assured that "obliterated" = down 10% or more. Now people ask that and you can be relatively assured that it's down like 2-3%. People say, "If you like (fill in the blank stock) at $x, you must like it (10% lower.)" It feels like the answer for many people today would be no or they've sold it already.
Real (crayon) analysis for the disabled among us: Bouncing off the levels we did today saved us from negative gamma waterfall on the nasdaq but a green close is needed on IGV and the MAGS to put fear behind a little. Tard-o-meter: cautiously bullish, not taking any positions yet
MAGS setting up a reversal candle on the 200d ma. We could see a sustained bounce here over the next few days.
MAGS lowest daily RSI since liberation day off vibes instead of headlines - getting thin down here with VOL through the roof
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The obvious play during this spending cycle has been things like memory, which this sub seemed actively disinterested in until SNDK was up 100% for the year already. Semicap, photonics, optics, all these things remain great stories and have actually done well this year while the MAGS etf is -6.5%. I'd agree that Google is the most appealing Mag 7 ex-NVDA but other things are higher on the shopping list.
" Normally something in the mag 7 would be a "safe bet"" Too many people act as if Mag 7 are the new staples but also still a growth story. In the early 2025 downturn, META lost about 33% in a little over a month. Amazon and Apple lost about 25%. The MAGS etf is -6.5% YTD. There are plenty of things that are actually performing well, like basic materials (XLB +15% ytd), industrials (XLI +10.25%) and energy (xle +19%), but this sub doesn't talk about those things. This sub doesn't even talk about much variety of tech names beyond Mag 7, while things like LITE are +45% YTD. "Where the mega caps are spending" has been a better playbook than Mag 7 for 2-3 years now and with capex ramping higher, that's been even more the case this year. "If getting out of the mag 7," It's not that people have to dump the Mag 7 entirely, but the sort of "collect em all" view on the group became much of the playbook for a lot of people on here and then most of the discussion on here especially for the last couple years despite the fact that some of the Mag 7 have been underperforming for a while. People should pick their one or two best ideas.