Ranking Wall Street's Trillion-Dollar Stocks From Most to Least Attractive, Based on Future Cash Flow
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Despite the Iran-war-driven March swoon, it's turned out to be another banner year for Wall Street. In early June, the Dow Jones Industrial Average , S&P 500 , and Nasdaq Composite all reached record-closing highs. While the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has been the stock market's clearest catalyst, it's Wall Street's trillion-dollar members that have lifted these major stock indexes to new heights. As of the closing bell on June 26, there were 13 public companies on U.S. exchanges boasting trillion-dollar valuations: Alphabet ( GOOGL +4.79% ) ( GOOG +4.96% ) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM +5.29% ) Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) ( SPCX +7.18% ) Berkshire Hathaway ( BRKA 0.22% ) ( BRKB 0.53% ) While all 13 of these industry leaders possess bona fide competitive advantages , they don't all share the same outlook. If there's one time-tested metric that does an exceptional job of parsing out which trillion-dollar club members are still bargains and which are pretenders, it's cash flow . To be fair, there isn't a one-size-fits-all blueprint when it comes to valuing public companies.
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