These 5 Giant Stocks Are Driving The U.S. Market Now
A story now making the rounds on Wall Street holds that the five biggest stocks represent an unprecedented share of the total U.S. market, bigger even than at the top of the internet bubble in 2000
The problem with comparing this market to the internet boom is that the argument doesn’t go back far enough. While the largest five stocks now represent a greater share of the total market than…
Source: MarketWatch
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