Apple (AAPL) is getting most of the buzz today after the stock jumped 5% on earnings and drove the company’s market cap to $985 billion, making it the leader in the race to become the first company valued at $1 trillion. iPhone sales were actually below estimates, but the company beat on both earnings and revenue thanks to better-than-expected results in software and services, which grew 31%. It’s abundantly clear that iPhone sales have leveled off. It will always be a big moneymaker for the company, but growth will never be what it was.

For five years now, investors have been in love with a handful of giant technology stocks. You can call them the Four Horsemen of technology – or make that five or six depending on which names you include. You can also call them by some version of the acronym they have come to be known by. Whatever you call them, these stocks have been and continue to be powerhouses in terms of growth and performance. In fact, stocks in the most common grouping – FAANG – now make up more than 10% of the S&P 500.