The wealth management market is witnessing new product launches in thematic ETFs tied to AI, renewable energy, and cybersecurity, matching rising investor demand for growth-oriented, future-facing sectors. Still Lynch said he thinks the so-called Magnificent Seven are good companies in the main. “Facebook, or Meta META, is an incredible company, Microsoft’s MSFT a great company, Google’s GOOGL GOOG a great company, Amazon’s a staggering company. I’m a little vague on Tesla TSLA, but BYD’s CN:002594 making a car in Hungary that’s a third of the price [and] a good car,” he said, adding: “I can’t get this humanoid thing.” That means setting realistic expectations, operating transparently, and grounding client relationships in accountability rather than hype. Because for investors, the difference between a trusted advisor and a fraudster often comes down to the presence—or absence—of those values. Tech sector-led rallies are boosting global equity AUM, with wealth management market platforms reporting record inflows into semiconductors and cloud computing ETFs, anticipating continued earnings momentum.