Own the Magnificent 7 from anywhere, and earn up to 5%
Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Meta and Tesla, the seven companies often called the Magnificent 7, have driven much of the US market's gains for close to a decade. The MAG7 portfolio on Glider lets you hold all seven at equal weight, directly in your own account, from anywhere in the world. There's no fund manager and no brokerage account in between. From 17 June 2026, your balance can also earn up to 5% a year for the first 90 days, and a deposit of $300 is enough to start.
If you invest from outside the US, owning the Magnificent 7 together has usually meant a US broker that may not accept you, currency-conversion fees, or no access at all. Glider is built to take that step away.
The MAG7 portfolio at a glance
- What you hold: all seven Magnificent 7 stocks, held directly
- Weighting: equal weight across all seven
- Rebalancing: daily, automatic
- Where it's held: your own account, with no fund in between
- Who can open it: anyone, anywhere, with no US residency or brokerage account
- Minimum to start: $300
- Reward: up to 5% a year for the first 90 days (17 June to 17 September 2026)
- Lockup: none, withdraw any time
What is the Magnificent 7?
The Magnificent 7 is the name given to seven of the largest companies on the US stock market: Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Meta and Tesla. The term was coined in 2023, and the group has since become the most closely watched set of stocks in the world.
The attention follows the returns. As a group, the seven returned about 76% in 2023 and more than 45% in 2024, against roughly 24% and 23% for the wider S&P 500 over those two years (price returns). 2025 was more mixed: on an equal-weight basis the seven returned around 27%, ahead of the S&P 500's roughly 16%, though that lead came mainly from Nvidia and Alphabet, with five of the seven actually trailing the index that year. Over the past ten years, an equal-weight basket of the seven has compounded at roughly 36% a year. Together, the seven now make up about a third of the entire S&P 500. (Sources below.)bl
How does the MAG7 portfolio on Glider work?
Each position is a tokenized version of the real stock, issued by Ondo Finance, and tracks the share price one to one. Your deposit is split evenly across all seven, so each company holds the same share of the portfolio regardless of its size. It rebalances daily to keep those weights even, and after your first deposit it runs on its own.
You hold the portfolio in your own account rather than inside a fund. No manager makes discretionary calls on it, and no expense ratio comes out of the balance each year.
How is this different from the Magnificent 7 ETF?
A Magnificent 7 ETF is a fund. A manager runs it, charges an expense ratio, and you reach it through a brokerage account. That structure has real strengths: it's a long-established, regulated wrapper, it's simple to hold inside a US brokerage or retirement account, and in some places it carries tax treatment that a direct holding doesn't.
The MAG7 portfolio on Glider takes a different shape. You hold the same seven companies at equal weight, but directly, with no fund and no manager in the middle, and you can open it from outside the US without a brokerage account.
| Magnificent 7 ETF | MAG7 portfolio on Glider | |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Fund, run by a manager | Direct holding, no fund |
| How you access it | Brokerage account | Your own account on Glider |
| Open from outside the US | Often restricted | Yes, anywhere |
| Expense ratio | Yes | None |
| Weighting | Varies by fund | Equal weight, all seven |
| Rebalancing | Per the fund's rules | Daily, automatic |
How do you invest in the Magnificent 7 from outside the US?
For anyone outside the US, the ETF route is the hard part. Most Magnificent 7 ETFs trade on US exchanges through US brokers, and many investors can't open that account in the first place.
Glider holds the seven stocks for you and keeps them balanced, with no US residency, US bank account or brokerage account required. Someone in [region] can hold the same seven companies, at the same equal weight, as someone in New York. You deposit, and Glider handles the rest.
How does the up to 5% reward work?
From 17 June 2026, the MAG7 portfolio can earn up to 5% a year on your balance for the first 90 days, through 17 September 2026.
The reward accrues every day and is added straight to your balance, with nothing to claim. The rate is capped at 5% a year and is shared across everyone in the portfolio, so as more money comes in across all deposits, the rate each balance earns can settle below that cap. A deposit of at least $300 qualifies, and the reward is paid on balances up to $100,000.
There's no lockup. You can withdraw at any time without penalty, and the reward simply stops accruing when the period ends, or earlier if you decide to leave.
What are the risks?
The Magnificent 7 are still stocks, and stock prices fall as well as rise. Past returns, including the figures above, don't predict future performance. The up-to-5% reward is a promotional reward rather than guaranteed interest, and the rate you actually earn can be lower than 5%. Each position is a tokenized stock issued by Ondo Finance, and you can read how it works and how it's backed [HERE: link to Ondo / backing explainer]. None of this is investment advice; what you choose to hold is your decision. [COMPLIANCE: confirm risk wording and required disclosures before publish.]
How to get started
Open the MAG7 portfolio, and deposit at least $300. From 17 June, the reward starts accruing on your balance the same way the portfolio rebalances: quietly, in the background, with nothing for you to manage.
The bottom line
The MAG7 portfolio gives you all seven Magnificent 7 companies at equal weight, held in your own account, open from anywhere, with no fund and no brokerage in between. From 17 June to 17 September 2026, balances of $300 or more can earn up to 5% a year on top, with no lockup. It's the same seven stocks behind a decade of US market attention, held directly, and now with a reward for the first 90 days.
FAQ
Which stocks are in the Magnificent 7?
Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Meta and Tesla. The MAG7 portfolio on Glider holds all seven at equal weight, so each company gets the same share regardless of its size.
Is the MAG7 portfolio an ETF?
No. A Magnificent 7 ETF is a fund run by a manager who charges an expense ratio, reached through a brokerage account. The MAG7 portfolio gives you the same equal-weight set of all seven stocks, but you hold them directly, with no fund and no manager in between.
What is Glider?
Glider is an investing app where you hold a portfolio of real assets directly in your own account, and the app keeps it balanced for you. There's no fund manager and no brokerage account in between. You pick what you want to hold, deposit, and Glider handles the rest.
Do I need a brokerage account or a US address?
No. You don't need a brokerage account, a US bank account or US residency. You deposit, and Glider holds all seven stocks at equal weight and rebalances them for you.
When does the reward start, and how long does it last?
It starts on 17 June 2026 and runs for 90 days, through 17 September 2026.
Why might I earn less than 5%?
The rate is capped at 5% a year and shared across everyone in the portfolio. As more money comes in across all deposits, the rate each balance earns can settle below the cap.
Is my money locked up?
No. There's no lockup at any point. You can withdraw whenever you want, and the reward stops accruing when you leave or when the period ends.
What are the risks?
The seven companies are stocks, so their prices can fall as well as rise, and past performance doesn't predict future returns. The reward is promotional, not guaranteed interest, and can be lower than 5%. Each position is a tokenized stock issued by Ondo Finance. None of this is investment advice.
What happens at the end of the campaign?
You keep the portfolio and all seven stocks exactly as they are. The reward simply stops accruing at the end of the period. Because there's no lockup, you can also withdraw before then if you want.
Sources
Performance figures are price returns unless noted, and the ten-year and 2025 figures are measured on an equal-weight basis to match how the MAG7 portfolio is built.
- 2023 group return (about 76%) and S&P 500 (24.23%): Bloomberg, via Mellon Investments, as of 31 January 2024.
- 2024 group return (more than 45%, derived from the +156.1% combined 2023 to 2024 figure): YCharts.
- 2024 S&P 500 (about 23% price): RBC Wealth Management, January 2026.
- 2025 equal-weight group return (about 27%), S&P 500 (about 16.4%), and five of seven trailing the index: Visual Capitalist (December 2025) and The Motley Fool (January 2026).
- Ten-year annualized return (about 36.5%, equal weight): PortfoliosLab, as of 13 June 2026.
- Share of the S&P 500 (about 32%): First Trust / Capital IQ, data to 30 September 2025.
