The Only – And I Mean Only – Move to Make with Chinese Stocks

I’m going to let you in on a little, make that big, secret – one that may actually be an outright stunner to all the trading/investing veterans and newbie retail traders checking this out today.

Here it is: I still love the giant Chinese tech stocks that trade on American exchanges.

More importantly, I believe you can make money on these stocks.

Lots of money – and on the “long” side, no less.

I realize this flies in the face of the conventional wisdom when it comes to U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks – but it’s what I believe.

There is a “catch” here, however.

You see, there’s only one way to play this – only one strategy that makes perfect sense.

It’s the one way to grab the latest upside I see here, while avoiding the slaughter that will ensue if the escalating U.S.-China spat “goes nuclear” – which it could.

I’m going to show you this “one strategy” for U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks and EV plays.

And I’m going to tell you everything you need to know…


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Time to Cash-In on One of the Hottest Opportunities on the Market – SPACs

You can’t go anywhere these days without hearing about “SPACs,” and there’s a good reason for that.

Wall Street refers to these by their technical name, “Special Purpose Acquisition Companies,” but I see them for what they are: “New Age IPOs” that can give retail investors a way to cash in on newly minted companies.

Wall Street and retail investors alike had a stellar run with SPACs last year, and now SPACs are outdoing themselves this quarter, becoming one of the hottest trading opportunities on the market right now, yet so few people know about SPACs.

This is a major trading opportunity I don’t want you to miss. So, here’s what’s in store for you this week:

I’ve got three special reports on SPACs – what they are, how to play them, and a recommendation to round off the whole series – heading to your inbox over the next few days.

You’re going to get the all-inclusive, grand tour of SPACs. Ins and outs, nooks and crannies… my team has researched it all so you don’t have to.

Today, you’re going to get to know SPACs, get friendly with them, so you know what you’re trading and why before we launch into how to buy and how to profit.

So, do you want to cash in?


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A New President, A New Congress, and New Stocks to Buy

As of 12 noon today, the United States of America has a new president and a new vice president. The country also has a new Congress.

That means it’s time to buy some new stocks.

Right now is a good time to take the long view of what a Biden presidency and Democrat-led Congress will change about America. And by change, I mean how much money will the new government spend, and on what?

If you want to make money in the market, you must follow the money…


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Alibaba’s Trading at a Huge Discount Right Now – Here’s What You Want to Do

I like Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE:BABA)’s stock down here; it’s a buy.

But not everyone would agree with me, starting with the investors who wanted to buy into Ant Group’s IPO, but now must wait for who knows how long.

Ant’s botched IPO, courtesy of the financial giant’s founder Jack Ma insulting Chinese regulators days before it was about to debut, hurts Alibaba, which owns 33% of Ant Group.

Alibaba shareholders bid up shares of the e-commerce giant, China’s largest-listed company, anticipating its value would soar when shares of Ant Group started trading and skyrocketing as they were expected to do.

With the scrapped IPO and Alibaba tanking, investors are wondering if Alibaba shares will sell off more and when, or if, Ant will ever IPO.

Here are the short answers to those questions, and what it all means for you…


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