Big tech has changed a lot during the 2010s and 2020s, and the acronym for the biggest tech stocks has changed, too. FANG became FAANG, then FAAMG or MAMAA, depending on whom you ask. Here’s why ...

FANG is an acronym for four companies ... ranging from communication services to technology to consumer discretionary, but are often grouped together because they historically have been among ...

More than a decade after FANG became a popular way of grouping top-performing technology stocks, there’s a new acronym in town. Enter BATMMAAN, a term that has been making the rounds since ...

CNBC personality Jim Cramer is credited with coming up with the popular FANG acronym to describe mega-cap tech growth stocks Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google back in 2013. Cramer expanded FANG ...

In 2013, four tech stocks stood out, earning the collective name, “FANG.” In 2017, the acronym expanded to encompass Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google. Check Out: The 6 Investments ...

Scott Kessler is the director of equity research at CFRA Research and leads the tech coverage for his team ... has a 'Buy' recommendation on all the FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google ...

The elite group of FANG stocks includes Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google. Now, one of Wall Street's top tech analysts says ... He added: "The new acronym isn't FAANG, it's FANGU." ...