The acronym "FANG" refers to the stocks of four popular American technology companies: Facebook (Meta), Amazon, Netflix, and Google (Alphabet). Since 2017, Apple has also been included, making the ...

Even so, when she saw a barrage of attention paid to a tech-stock acronym that matched her surname, she couldn't resist. "I figured I had to own these stocks," Ms. Fang, who teaches at France's ...

Appreciating Acronyms: Why the FANG Phenomenon Has Teeth. Share. Resize. ... Even so, when she saw a barrage of attention paid to a tech-stock acronym that matched her surname, ...

No acronym for all this. Up nearly 50% year-to-date, Alibaba sports a $350 billion market capitalization. This would place it among the top 10 names, but so far it exists outside the S&P 500 ...

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.

Anyone who follows technology stocks is familiar with the acronym FANG: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google. The four were grouped together as a way to best represent the tech stock momentum that ...

Before there was FANG, Jim Cramer's acronym for the stocks of Facebook (NASDAQ: FB), Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), and Google, now Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), the "Mad Money" host ...

Forget the FANGs: Goldman Sachs has adopted a new acronym for the most powerful drivers of the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. "While FANG has dominated investor focus, the nature of the acronym has ...

FANG is the acronym for four mega-cap technology stocks that have been driving the NASDAQ to new highs this year. Prior to the hiccup last week, the tech-heavy NASDAQ climbed to a new record closing ...

What should we call the new set of Big Tech that have replaced the FANG-plus stocks as the biggest and sexiest stocks in the market? I asked for a new acronym in my Streetwise column last Wednesday.

"While FANG has dominated investor focus, the nature of the acronym has expanded more broadly to encompass mega-cap tech," Robert Boroujerdi and his colleagues wrote in a note on Friday.