Statistics · 2026 · Stocks
Stock Market Statistics (2026)
The 100 large-cap U.S. companies WealthyBud tracks — not the whole market — carry a combined market capitalization of $39.45T as of 2026-07-10, built from each company's SEC 10-K filing and a delayed share price. That is roughly 57% of the $69.15T Wilshire-5000-based estimate of the entire U.S. stock market on March 31, 2026. NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) is the largest single company in the set, at $5.11T.
Key takeaways
- WealthyBud’s 100 covered large-cap stocks have a combined market capitalization of $39.45T as of 2026-07-10, about 57% of the Wilshire-5000-based $69.15 trillion estimate of the total U.S. stock market on March 31, 2026.
- NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) is the largest covered company at $5.11T; KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION (KMB) is the smallest of the 96 priced stocks, at $37.3B.
- The top 5 covered companies by market cap account for 43.4% of the group’s combined market cap; the top 10 account for 56.0%.
- These 100 companies reported $8.75T in combined revenue and $1.41T in combined net income in their latest fiscal years, a 16.9% median net margin.
- 98 of 100 covered companies were profitable in their latest fiscal year, and 82 of 100 pay a dividend, per each company’s SEC 10-K.
- The median P/E ratio among 95 covered stocks with positive earnings is 27.3, versus 32.60 for the S&P 500 as a whole, per multpl.com, July 10, 2026.
- SPY, the ETF that tracks the S&P 500, returned 22.31% over the trailing 12 months and closed at $754.95 on July 10, 2026, per stockanalysis.com.
How big are the 100 large-caps WealthyBud tracks?
The 100 large-cap U.S. companies WealthyBud tracks have a combined market capitalization of $39.45T as of 2026-07-10, built from SEC 10-K fundamentals and delayed share prices. That is roughly 57% of the Wilshire-5000-based $69.15 trillion estimate of the entire U.S. stock market, so this dataset covers a meaningful slice of large-cap equities but is not the whole market.
1. Combined market cap of the 100 covered stocks: $39.45T
WealthyBud’s 100 tracked large-cap stocks carry a combined market capitalization of $39.45T as of 2026-07-10, computed from delayed share prices for the 96 stocks with a live quote (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps · 2026-07-10).
2. Median company in the set is worth $175.5B
The median market capitalization among the 96 priced companies is $175.5B, far below the $39.45T combined figure — a handful of giants pull the average up (WealthyBud data · 96 priced stocks · 2026-07-10).
3. Total U.S. stock market: about $69.15T
A Wilshire-5000-based estimate puts the entire U.S. stock market at $69.15T as of March 31, 2026, per currentmarketvaluation.com, which sources the figure from the Wilshire 5000 index and Federal Reserve data. WealthyBud’s 100 large-caps represent about 57% of that total.
4. Buffett Indicator: 219% of GDP
The Buffett Indicator — total U.S. stock market value divided by GDP — stood at 219% on March 31, 2026, per the same currentmarketvaluation.com analysis. Warren Buffett has cited roughly 75–90% as a reasonable range, so a reading above 120% signals the broad market is historically expensive.
Which covered stock has the largest and smallest market cap?
NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) is the largest company WealthyBud tracks by market cap, at $5.11T, while KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION (KMB) is the smallest of the 96 priced stocks, at $37.3B. The top 5 alone hold 43.4% of the group’s combined market cap.
5. NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) is the largest covered stock: $5.11T
NVIDIA CORP carries the highest market capitalization of any stock WealthyBud tracks, $5.11T as of 2026-07-10 (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps).
6. KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION (KMB) is the smallest priced stock: $37.3B
Among the 96 companies with a live share price, KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION has the lowest market cap, $37.3B as of 2026-07-10 (WealthyBud data).
7. Top 5 companies hold 43.4% of the group’s combined market cap
The 5 largest covered companies by market cap together account for 43.4% of the full 100-stock group’s combined $39.45T (WealthyBud data · 2026-07-10).
8. Top 10 companies hold 56.0%
Widening to the 10 largest covered companies raises the concentration to 56.0% of combined market cap, illustrating how top-heavy the group is (WealthyBud data · 2026-07-10).
| Ticker | Company | Market cap | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | NVIDIA CORP | $5.11T | $215.9B |
| AAPL | Apple Inc. | $4.63T | $416.2B |
| MSFT | MICROSOFT CORPORATION | $2.86T | $281.7B |
| AMZN | AMAZON COM INC | $2.64T | $716.9B |
| AVGO | Broadcom Inc. | $1.90T | $63.9B |
- KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION (KMB) carries a market cap of $37.3B, the smallest among the 96 priced companies WealthyBud tracks.
- NIKE, Inc. (NKE) carries a market cap of $38.0B, the lowest among the 96 priced companies WealthyBud tracks.
- Comcast Corporation (CMCSA) carries a market cap of $48.6B, the lowest among the 96 priced companies WealthyBud tracks.
- TARGET CORPORATION (TGT) carries a market cap of $61.4B, the lowest among the 96 priced companies WealthyBud tracks.
- REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. (REGN) carries a market cap of $62.4B, the lowest among the 96 priced companies WealthyBud tracks.
How much revenue and profit do these companies make?
The 100 large-caps WealthyBud tracks reported $8.75T in combined revenue and $1.41T in combined net income in their latest fiscal years, per each company’s SEC 10-K. The median net margin across the group is 16.9%, and 98 of 100 companies were profitable.
9. Combined revenue: $8.75T
The 100 covered companies reported $8.75T in combined revenue in their latest fiscal years, per SEC EDGAR 10-K filings (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps · 2026-07-10).
10. Combined net income: $1.41T
Combined net income across the group is $1.41T, for a blended net margin of $1.41T over $8.75T in revenue (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps).
11. Median net margin: 16.9%
The median net margin — net income divided by revenue — across all 100 covered companies is 16.9%, computed from each company’s latest 10-K (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps).
12. 98 of 100 covered companies are profitable
98 of the 100 large-caps WealthyBud tracks posted positive net income in their latest fiscal year; the remaining 2 reported a net loss (WealthyBud data · 2026-07-10).
Median revenue among the group is $44.9B — a reminder that a handful of trillion-dollar companies pull the $8.75T combined figure well above what a typical covered company reports (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps).
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How fast are these companies growing, and how expensive are they?
The median revenue-growth rate among the 100 large-caps WealthyBud tracks is 7.5% year over year, with a median return on equity of 21.0%. The median price-to-earnings ratio among profitable covered stocks is 27.3, below the S&P 500’s 32.60 trailing P/E as of July 10, 2026.
13. Median revenue growth: 7.5%
The median year-over-year revenue growth rate among the 100 covered companies is 7.5%, computed from each company’s latest and prior fiscal-year revenue (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps).
14. Median return on equity: 21.0%
The median return on equity — net income divided by shareholder equity — across the group is 21.0% (WealthyBud data · 100 large-caps · 2026-07-10).
15. Median P/E ratio: 27.3, below the S&P 500’s 32.60
Among the 95 covered stocks with positive earnings, the median price-to-earnings ratio is 27.3, compared with 32.60 for the S&P 500 as a whole, per multpl.com’s trailing-earnings P/E, retrieved July 10, 2026.
16. S&P 500 (via SPY) 1-year total return: 22.31%
SPY, the ETF that tracks the S&P 500, posted a 22.31% total return over the trailing 12 months and closed at $754.95 on July 10, 2026, per stockanalysis.com.
How many covered stocks pay a dividend, and which score highest?
82 of the 100 large-caps WealthyBud tracks pay a dividend, per their latest SEC filings. On WealthyBud’s Investor Score, which blends growth, profitability, returns, balance-sheet strength and value, the median covered stock scores 49/100, and NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) ranks highest.
17. 82 of 100 covered stocks pay a dividend
82 of the 100 large-cap companies WealthyBud tracks pay a dividend, based on a positive trailing dividend yield in each company’s latest filing (WealthyBud data · 2026-07-10).
18. Median Investor Score: 49/100
The median WealthyBud Investor Score across all 100 covered stocks is 49 out of 100; the score blends growth, profitability, returns on capital, balance-sheet strength and valuation into one figure (WealthyBud data · see methodology).
| Ticker | Company | Investor Score | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | NVIDIA CORP | 83/100 | $5.11T |
| ADBE | ADOBE INC. | 77/100 | $88.9B |
| MA | Mastercard Inc | 76/100 | $64.5B |
| V | VISA INC. | 75/100 | $163.8B |
| ANET | Arista Networks, Inc. | 74/100 | $235.4B |
What this means for investors
Concentration is real. The 5 largest companies WealthyBud tracks hold 43.4% of the group’s combined market cap, and the top 10 hold 56.0% — a handful of names move the average far more than the median company does.
Valuation looks stretched by historical standards. A Buffett Indicator of 219% of GDP sits well above the 75–90% range Warren Buffett has called reasonable, and the S&P 500’s 32.60 trailing P/E is above WealthyBud’s own 27.3 median for its covered large-caps.
Most covered companies are profitable and growing, with 98 of 100 posting positive net income and a median 7.5% revenue growth rate, but the median company is far smaller ($175.5B) than the $39.45T combined figure suggests.
This dataset is a slice, not the whole market. WealthyBud’s 100 large-caps represent about 57% of the roughly $69.15T U.S. stock market, so treat figures here as a large-cap snapshot rather than a total-market statistic.