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The Magnificent Seven stocks on Monday had their worst session of the year as equities sold off amid rising recession risks.

After peaking on Dec. 16, the Nasdaq Composite -- which tracks almost every stock trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange -- has entered into a correction. The index is down around 9% year to date and 13% from its December peak.

Meta's stock is the only Magnificent Seven member to be up in 2025, notching a minuscule gain. One could argue that gain isn't so insignificant when stacking it up with other Mag 7 members — all of which are down for the year.

As that chart shows, it has the lowest forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio among the Magnificent Seven. Its forward P/E ratio of a little more than 18 times is also cheaper than the broader market. The Nasdaq-100 trades at over 25 times forward earnings even after its correction, while the S&P 500 sells for more than 21 times its forward P/E.