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Here is the projected market fallout chart for the Magnificent Seven.

This “Price Restart” reflects the transition from a duty-free digital world to one where data is taxed at every border.

Projected Market Fallout: The “Digital Border” Reset (2026)

The chart below visualizes the expected “shock” to stock prices if the WTO moratorium expires in March 2026.

The data is sorted by the level of risk exposure:

• Meta (-19%) & Alphabet (-13.5%): These companies face the highest risk because their business models rely almost entirely on the friction-less movement of data (ads and streaming) across borders.
• Apple (-10%) & Microsoft (-6.5%): These “Service-heavy” giants would see immediate margin compression as App Store downloads and Cloud transfers become subject to national customs duties.
• Amazon (-5%): While AWS is at risk, Amazon’s experience with physical logistics and existing international tax structures provides a slight buffer.
• NVIDIA & Tesla: These companies are the least exposed, as their primary value is tied to physical hardware and domestic AI processing rather than trans-border data streams.
  Key Drivers for this Correction:
• Margin Squeeze: For the first time, “Electronic Transmissions” would carry a variable cost per gigabyte, breaking the “infinite scale” model.
• The End of Neutrality: Tech giants would be forced to negotiate “Data Passports” with individual nations, turning them into highly regulated, slower-growing utilities.
• Reciprocal Retaliation: The threat of U.S. “Privacy Defense” tariffs would likely trigger a cycle of retaliatory digital duties, de-valuing international revenue streams.
  

Delinquent Magnificent 7 / Darpa-company revenue should now be returned to the people