We've published an interactive model that re-values the six largest US technology companies — Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Apple and Nvidia — by lifting forward consensus EPS for each company's habitual earnings beats, then applying bull, base and bear exit multiples.
Wall Street's published EPS estimates for these names — the Magnificent Seven minus Tesla — have proven consistently too low. Each of the six has beaten consensus in most of the last several quarters. The tool nudges each company's forward estimate up by its trailing average surprise, on the view that the Street's pattern of under-forecasting is likely to persist.
The model opens on a synthetic, equal-weighted "MAG6" index, then breaks out to a dedicated page for each stock. Every view pairs a five-year weekly price chart with a dashed bull / base / bear fan projecting scenario price targets roughly 2.6 years out.
Prices are sourced via yfinance and consensus estimates and earnings surprises via Bloomberg, as of May 28, 2026. The tool is fully self-contained — it opens in any browser with no login and nothing to install. Figures are for informational purposes only and are not investment advice.