Yes, and they match the definiton of growth stocks as far as I can see. Saying that to invest in "value" (as opposed to "growth") you invest in growth companies

Yes, and they match the definiton of growth stocks as far as I can see. Saying that to invest in "value" (as opposed to "growth") you invest in growth companies like AMZN is quite confusing to me :-) Edit: For the benefit of those not familiar with the growth/value classification: Top positions in S&P 500 Value index only (over 1%): APPLE INC JPMORGAN CHASE & CO BANK OF AMERICA CORP UNITEDHEALTH GROUP INC AT&T INC CHEVRON CORP WELLS FARGO CITIGROUP INC WALMART INC INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CO COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP Top positions in S&P 500 Growth index only (over 1%): MICROSOFT CORP AMAZON COM INC ALPHABET INC CLASS A/C FACEBOOK CLASS A INC VISA INC CLASS A MASTERCARD INC CLASS A CISCO SYSTEMS INC PFIZER INC VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC MERCK & CO INC BOEING NETFLIX INC MCDONALDS CORP ABBOTT LABORATORIES ADOBE INC PAYPAL HOLDINGS INC WALT DISNEY MEDTRONIC PLC Top positions present in both (over 1% combined): BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC CLASS B JOHNSON & JOHNSON EXXON MOBIL CORP PROCTER & GAMBLE WALT DISNEY HOME DEPOT INC INTEL CORP COMCAST CORP CLASS A COCA-COLA PEPSICO INC ORACLE CORP PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL INC HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC ACCENTURE PLC CLASS A