$Apple(AAPL)$ NVDA will certainly surpass AAPL, and has been looking that way for a while. Not that AAPL is a bad investment - there is still a lot of demand for their products. But AAPL might essentially act as a consumer staples company rather than a growth stock, unless they surprise us with their AI products.
$iShares Russell 2000 Value ETF(IWN)$ will likely have a very strong year as yields come down and these stocks are very under-owned. '23Q4 saw a lot of buying so it might cool down a little at this point, but Q2 onwards will likely see a breakout and should continue for the rest of '24. This ETF gives you exposure to regional banks which are making a lot of money, and also has a lot of defensive/cyclical sectors like industrials and healthcare.