The first stock on the list is Amazon. Amazon has been one of the most successful companies in recent years, and this is because it offers a wide range of products for customers to purchase.

This includes everything from books, electronics, clothes, and so much more. The company has also grown massively over time and now offers services like Amazon Prime, which provides free two-day shipping for people who pay an annual fee.

The second stock on our list is Apple Inc., founded by Steve Jobs in 1976 when he partnered with Steve Wozniak. The company’s rise to success can be attributed to its innovative products, such as iPhones, iPads, iPods, Macs, etcetera, and its pioneering work with distribution and marketing.

Apple’s success was not due to low prices but rather because the company had a novel idea for distributing its products: selling them online instead of in brick-and-mortar stores. In the 2010s, large corporations such as Google, Twitter, Amazon, and Facebook adopted Apple’s business model by using network effects to differentiate and dominate their respective industries.

Apple is worth $550 billion today because it took advantage of opportunities from the emerging digital age that were enabled by advances in semiconductors, low-cost telecommunications, and digital music distribution.

” Apple’s entire value,” wrote Goldman Sachs analyst Simona Jankowski in a report ahead of Apple’s latest earnings call this past June, “is the result of the [network] effects that their digital ecosystem has created.” Indeed: Apple sells iPhones and iPads because they have unique features that serve an audience hungry for apps, games, and other digital content.