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New Mag 7 / Next-generation tech leaders (basket)

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Basket of next-generation technology companies proposed as successors to the original Magnificent Seven.

1 take · first discussed May 9, 2025

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The discussion

Philippe Lafont, appearing as a guest, expressed high conviction that the central investment thesis for Coatue's new interval fund is to identify what he calls "the new Mag 7" — a basket of companies he believes will rank among the 10 largest S&P/Nasdaq constituents a decade from now. He describes this mix as partly current public companies poised to grow larger, and partly private companies such as SpaceX and Stripe. No other All-In hosts offered a competing or corroborating view on this specific thesis in the provided material, so the overall stance reflects Lafont's perspective alone. The framing is forward-looking and portfolio-construction-oriented rather than a single-stock call.

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Philippe LaffontBullishE227May 9, 2025📌 scored callunverified · not scored

Philippe Lafont's stated north star for Coatue's new interval fund is to identify and build a basket of what will be the 10 largest S&P/Nasdaq companies in 10 years — a mix of current public companies that will grow larger and private companies like SpaceX and Stripe — which he calls 'the new Mag 7.'

To me, the north star is, Jason, I got to build for you in 10 years the new Mag 7. That's my job... Some are already public, they're just going to get bigger, and some are private.1:28:33
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