Best known for his commentary on Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock, Gerber Kawasaki CEO Ross Gerber shared his thoughts on the other Magnificent Seven stocks during a recent exclusive interview with Benzinga. Gerber ranked the Magnificent Seven stocks and shared another of his top technology stock picks.

Ranking the Magnificent Seven Stocks

Tesla is no longer a holding in the AdvisorShares Gerber Kawasaki ETF (NYSE:GK), which is run by Gerber. This comes with Gerber being an open critic of Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

The other Magnificent Seven stocks all make an appearance in the ETF, with some among the top holdings. Here are the current holdings as of Friday, April 24, 2026 and their weighting in the fund:

At the time of the interview, Alphabet was ranked ahead of Nvidia in the ETF, with the order going GOOG, NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, AMZN and META by asset holdings.

"That would be a good way to rank them, is that order," Gerber told Benzinga.

Gerber said he feels like he's at a disadvantage if he doesn't include the Magnificent Seven stocks in the ETF.

"If you don't own the Mag Seven, it's almost impossible to beat the Mag Seven because they're the best companies in the world."

While he includes six of the seven stocks in the ETF, Gerber acknowledges that he's underweight several, like Apple and Microsoft, compared to their market capitalizations and place in other funds.

"Trading at 30 or 40 times earnings when you're growing at, let's say, 10% is not historical for Apple, for example."

Gerber said Nvidia is "the opposite story," with earnings growing faster than the market can keep up with.

"The multiple that (Nvidia) trades for is kind of absurd for its growth rate. So, it's extremely cheap stock by my standards."

The investor said he likes to use the PE to growth ratio, which currently shows that several of the Magnificent Seven stocks may not be all that attractive.

"Microsoft got attractive recently, and now it's bounced back. We added a little Microsoft when it got down to about 20 times earnings."

While the ETF holds six of the seven Magnificent Seven stocks, Gerber was mostly positive on Nvidia and Alphabet during the interview, with Microsoft being a potential value play based on the PEG ratio.

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Gerber Picks A Non-Magnificent Seven Stock

The ETF holds dozens of stocks that don't belong to the Magnificent Seven. One of Gerber's current favorites is Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU).

"Micron to me will be a trillion-dollar company in a matter of a year or two," Gerber told Benzinga.

The stock currently has a market capitalization of around $584 billion, suggesting upside of around 71% in the next year or two.

"I'm heavily invested in Micron. If you look at the valuation to growth rate, it's just like crazy. It's a crazy thing."

Micron is the sixth-largest holding in the AdvisorShares Gerber Kawasaki ETF at 6.09% of assets.

Photo Courtesy: Ross Gerber

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