Tuttle Capital Management is filing for a new ETF that stretches the now-iconic “Magnificent 7” concept to include ten companies. The three additions: Advanced Micro Devices, Broadcom, and Palantir.
If you’ve spent any time in markets over the past two years, you already know the Magnificent 7. Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, and Tesla became shorthand for the handful of mega-cap tech stocks carrying the entire S&P 500 on their backs. Tuttle is now arguing that the club needs more members.
The new roster and why it matters
The proposed Magnificent 10 ETF would bundle all seven original names alongside AMD, Broadcom (AVGO), and Palantir (PLTR).
The filing follows Tuttle’s existing work in this space. The firm launched its Magnificent 7 Income Blast ETF, ticker MAGO, in December 2025. That fund uses a systematic options strategy to generate income while providing exposure to the original seven stocks.
The new Magnificent 10 fund is expected to follow a similar playbook, layering options strategies on top of a broader basket of leading tech and AI companies.
Cboe already built the index
Tuttle isn’t operating in a vacuum here. The Cboe launched its own Magnificent 10 Index, ticker MGTN, in September 2025. That index was designed specifically to capture the leading US tech and growth firms positioned to benefit from AI advancement and digital transformation.
Cboe has gone further, rolling out futures and options contracts on the MGTN index to meet growing institutional demand for concentrated tech exposure.
The competitive ETF landscape around these mega-cap tech themes has been heating up steadily. Roundhill Investments already offers its MAGS ETF, which provides equal-weighted exposure to the original Magnificent 7.
