Consumer Discretionary $(13\%)$:Amazon.com Inc. $($Ticker: AMZN$)$The Home Depot Inc. $($Ticker: HD$)$Consumer Staples $(6\%)$:Walmart Inc. $($Ticker: WMT$)$Procter & Gamble Co$.($Ticker: PG$)$Energy $(3\%)$:Exxon Mobil Corporation $($Ticker: XOM$)$Chevron Corporation $($Ticker: CVX$)$Financials $(11\%)$:JPMorgan Chase & Co$.($Ticker: JPM$)$Berkshire Hathaway Inc. $($Ticker: BRK$.$B$)$Health Care $(13\%)$:Johnson & Johnson $($Ticker: JNJ$)$Pfizer Inc. $($Ticker: PFE$)$Industrials $(8\%)$:Boeing Co$.($Ticker: BA$)$Caterpillar Inc. $($Ticker: CAT$)$Materials $(2\%)$:Ecolab Inc. $($Ticker: ECL$)$Sherwin$-$Williams Company $($Ticker: SHW$)$Real Estate $(3\%)$:American Tower Corporation $($Ticker: AMT$)$Prologis Inc. $($Ticker: PLD$)$Technology $(29\%)$:Apple Inc. $($Ticker: AAPL$)$Microsoft Corporation $($Ticker: MSFT$)$Utilities $(2\%)$:NextEra Energy Inc. $($Ticker: NEE$)$Duke Energy Corporation $($Ticker: DUK$)$Communication Services $(10\%)$:Alphabet Inc. $($Google$)($Ticker: GOOGL$)$Facebook$,$ Inc. $($Meta Platforms$)($Ticker: FB$)$

Remake this chart using the stocks that i have typed out. Put in excel. Use current stock information. You have $$100$k split it based on the percentages marked per grouping