Alphabet raised $85B. Amazon fell 8%. Your Mag 7 scorecard.

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June 4, 2026 Alphabet Raised $85 Billion. Amazon Fell 8%. One Stock Finished the Week Higher. The Mag 7 AI infrastructure arms race hit a new gear this week. Alphabet priced an $84.75 billion equity offering to fund data centers. Amazon fell nearly 8% despite $200 billion in annual infrastructure spending. Microsoft dropped 5% at its own developer conference. Only Nvidia finished higher. Here is the full scorecard and what drove each name. Stock Price This Week NVDA $214.75 +1.7% | dividend raise + $80B buyback META $622.97 -0.1% | essentially flat, subscriptions launched AAPL $311.02 -0.3% | quiet ahead of WWDC June 8 TSLA $423.70 -2.8% | SpaceX merger speculation, FSD EU approval MSFT $427.55 -5.0% | Build conference, AI spend skepticism GOOGL $359.28 -5.5% | $84.75B equity raise for AI infrastructure AMZN $250.02 -7.6% | week's worst, $200B capex pressure This week's individual takes: NVDA: The only winner. $80B buyback + dividend raise. Management is signaling confidence. META: Essentially flat. Facebook Plus and Instagram Plus paid subscriptions quietly launched at $3.99/month. AAPL: Holding at $311 before WWDC Monday June 8. Morgan Stanley raised target to $440 this week. TSLA: SpaceX merger speculation is the wildcard. FSD approved in third EU country. Up 28% YTD. MSFT: Down 5% at Build. Azure growing but market wants proof AI spending translates to margin expansion. GOOGL: Raised $84.75B to fund AI data centers. Stock fell 5.5% on dilution fears. Cloud grew 28% YoY last quarter. AMZN: Worst in group at -7.6%. AWS growing 17% but $200B capex weighs on free cash flow projections. Read the Full Report › The most controversial market event in Wall Street history is about to happen Sponsored Elon Musk is putting something into motion that has never been done before. Billions of dollars could be forced into one specific ticker. Larry Benedict is revealing the ONE ticker you need to watch completely free. Read more. ›

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