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As you know, the Fed made a big announcement around interest rates and other monetary policy plans. But the Fed wasn’t the most important story today. Wait… what? Yesterday, I said that the Federal Reserve was critical to the direction of the markets moving forward. So this was a HUGE event, right? There was a sudden surprise overnight, and it’s quite a development. Let’s recap the day… The Fed Did What We Thought Today, the Federal Reserve delivered an update that sent the markets into a quick tailspin. This is a snapshot of the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) between 2 pm and 3 pm. [QQQ] The central bank announced that it would increase interest rates in every Fed Open Market Committee meeting for the rest of the year. The markets didn’t like the news during the first 30 minutes after the release of the Fed’s prescription for inflation. The market has priced in a move to 1% by the June meeting. This would suggest that there will be a 50-point move during one of the following two meetings. But Powell was very calm and cool when he took to the podium at 2:30 pm. The selloff in semiconductors, tech stocks, and the QQQ quickly reversed. In addition, banking stocks that had sold off were moving higher. Powell was calm when addressing concerns about a recession this year. The Fed will take a disciplined approach to contain inflation in 2022. I warned yesterday that the Fed’s increased movements on rate hikes have historically foreshadowed some major financial event. This chart either has eight coincidences on it… or we have a pattern. Choose your Irish Whiskey wisely and contemplate if you believe in coincidences… [Fed Funds Rate] I, for one, do not. Momentum is positive for the S&P 500 right now (it turned positive this morning). And we just had our first two consecutive days of gains for March 2022… But chasing anything higher with Quad Witching could be a fool’s errand. So I continue to preach discipline in this environment. I stress that anything we saw today in gains could be gone tomorrow or Friday. Cash remains your friend right now. Don’t take unnecessary risks. But do DEFINE your risk in the days ahead. We’re not out of the woods just yet. I’m waiting to see what insiders are buying and selling this week, and if they believe that the bottom is in. Speaking of Risk While everyone was focused on the Fed tightening monetary policy in the United States, another central bank stole the show on Wednesday. China and its central bank announced coordination to accommodate its economy, creating a big old invitation to buy the dip on Chinese stocks… The People’s Bank of China will loosen its monetary policy to help support China’s economy. That news complemented a report that Chinese vice-premier Liu He and the State Council’s Finance Committee supported the economy’s weakening housing market and a stock market under severe pressure. Even more surprising, there were hints that China may cooperate with U.S. regulators over accounting principles and prevent delisting of its companies on U.S. exchanges. As a result, we saw this chart. [BABA] Alibaba (BABA) rallied from $87.50 in the opening minutes Friday to nearly $105 per share. Again, this is proof that central bank policies are the most important factors driving stocks. BABA stock hit a new level and surged again after Powell spoke. So too did other Chinese internet retailers like JD.com (JD). Now, if you missed this move, you’re in luck. It could be the early innings of a massive run for these companies. But I stress the importance of managing risk if you’re buying the recent dip. There are risks that must be defined before taking any dip into this pool. You see, right now, China is providing some support to Russia on Ukraine and recent U.S. sanctions, a factor that is driving investor anxiety. Right now, China and the U.S. may faceoff over the purchase of oil from Saudi Arabia in a non-dollar currency (the yuan). Right now, the U.S. may not like that the Chinese central bank announced this accommodative move to its markets on the same day that the Fed was tightening its policy. Remember, I don’t believe in coincidences, and China’s announcement last night was a big surprise to the markets. Moreover, they announced this the day before the Fed raised interest rates for the first time in years. And, right now, it’s a BIG assumption that U.S. regulators and Chinese regulators will be able to reach an agreement over accounting practices for NYSE and NASDAQ-listed stocks. If you’re going to buy the stock, you have to prepare for the event that Alibaba, JD.com, or any of these other stocks return to their Tuesday, March 15 lows. If you’re going to speculate - even though volatility is high - call spreads and straight call options are your best plays, given that you can define risk ahead of time. Selling cash secured puts is VERY dangerous because of the risks I listed above. If you’re selling puts and something falls apart in diplomacy, that $90 put you sold could be executed on Alibaba if the stock is back at $75. So, instead, you might be better off buying a simple call and setting a trailing stop. In this case, I think that Alibaba can get back to $120 by April 2022, and JD.com will rip back to the $72 level in that timeframe. If you look at the calls right now, you’ll find that they’re trading at reasonable levels. If you buy them, know that you have defined your risk in the total value of that call option. Remember, we’re only on Day 1 of China’s accommodation mode. I said today that Alibaba is either going to $80 or $120 in the coming weeks. Having witnessed what the Fed did for stocks in 2009, 2020, and every expansionary policy in between, I think the Chinese government has called a near-term bottom for its most prominent tech players. I’m finally bullish after a solid 18 months since BABA fell from dropping under $300 per share. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Move Over Jerome... There's a New Bank in Town [Garrett Pic]Dear Investor, I’m tired. Today was one of the busiest day trading days of my career. It was full of reversals. Full of false signals. Big moves. Big panics. Near Misses. Emotion. Big gains. More emotions. Big pullbacks. Bigger reversals. Lots more emotion. And it was full of speculation that only comes around a few times a year. As you know, the Fed made a big announcement around interest rates and other monetary policy plans. But the Fed wasn’t the most important story today. Wait… what? Yesterday, I said that the Federal Reserve was critical to the direction of the markets moving forward. So this was a HUGE event, right? There was a sudden surprise overnight, and it’s quite a development. Let’s recap the day… The Fed Did What We Thought Today, the Federal Reserve delivered an update that sent the markets into a quick tailspin. This is a snapshot of the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) between 2 pm and 3 pm. [QQQ] The central bank announced that it would increase interest rates in every Fed Open Market Committee meeting for the rest of the year. The markets didn’t like the news during the first 30 minutes after the release of the Fed’s prescription for inflation. The market has priced in a move to 1% by the June meeting. This would suggest that there will be a 50-point move during one of the following two meetings. But Powell was very calm and cool when he took to the podium at 2:30 pm. The selloff in semiconductors, tech stocks, and the QQQ quickly reversed. In addition, banking stocks that had sold off were moving higher. Powell was calm when addressing concerns about a recession this year. The Fed will take a disciplined approach to contain inflation in 2022. I warned yesterday that the Fed’s increased movements on rate hikes have historically foreshadowed some major financial event. This chart either has eight coincidences on it… or we have a pattern. Choose your Irish Whiskey wisely and contemplate if you believe in coincidences… [Fed Funds Rate] I, for one, do not. Momentum is positive for the S&P 500 right now (it turned positive this morning). And we just had our first two consecutive days of gains for March 2022… But chasing anything higher with Quad Witching could be a fool’s errand. So I continue to preach discipline in this environment. I stress that anything we saw today in gains could be gone tomorrow or Friday. Cash remains your friend right now. Don’t take unnecessary risks. But do DEFINE your risk in the days ahead. We’re not out of the woods just yet. I’m waiting to see what insiders are buying and selling this week, and if they believe that the bottom is in. Speaking of Risk While everyone was focused on the Fed tightening monetary policy in the United States, another central bank stole the show on Wednesday. China and its central bank announced coordination to accommodate its economy, creating a big old invitation to buy the dip on Chinese stocks… The People’s Bank of China will loosen its monetary policy to help support China’s economy. That news complemented a report that Chinese vice-premier Liu He and the State Council’s Finance Committee supported the economy’s weakening housing market and a stock market under severe pressure. Even more surprising, there were hints that China may cooperate with U.S. regulators over accounting principles and prevent delisting of its companies on U.S. exchanges. As a result, we saw this chart. [BABA] Alibaba (BABA) rallied from $87.50 in the opening minutes Friday to nearly $105 per share. Again, this is proof that central bank policies are the most important factors driving stocks. BABA stock hit a new level and surged again after Powell spoke. So too did other Chinese internet retailers like JD.com (JD). Now, if you missed this move, you’re in luck. It could be the early innings of a massive run for these companies. But I stress the importance of managing risk if you’re buying the recent dip. There are risks that must be defined before taking any dip into this pool. You see, right now, China is providing some support to Russia on Ukraine and recent U.S. sanctions, a factor that is driving investor anxiety. Right now, China and the U.S. may faceoff over the purchase of oil from Saudi Arabia in a non-dollar currency (the yuan). Right now, the U.S. may not like that the Chinese central bank announced this accommodative move to its markets on the same day that the Fed was tightening its policy. Remember, I don’t believe in coincidences, and China’s announcement last night was a big surprise to the markets. Moreover, they announced this the day before the Fed raised interest rates for the first time in years. And, right now, it’s a BIG assumption that U.S. regulators and Chinese regulators will be able to reach an agreement over accounting practices for NYSE and NASDAQ-listed stocks. If you’re going to buy the stock, you have to prepare for the event that Alibaba, JD.com, or any of these other stocks return to their Tuesday, March 15 lows. If you’re going to speculate - even though volatility is high - call spreads and straight call options are your best plays, given that you can define risk ahead of time. Selling cash secured puts is VERY dangerous because of the risks I listed above. If you’re selling puts and something falls apart in diplomacy, that $90 put you sold could be executed on Alibaba if the stock is back at $75. So, instead, you might be better off buying a simple call and setting a trailing stop. In this case, I think that Alibaba can get back to $120 by April 2022, and JD.com will rip back to the $72 level in that timeframe. If you look at the calls right now, you’ll find that they’re trading at reasonable levels. If you buy them, know that you have defined your risk in the total value of that call option. Remember, we’re only on Day 1 of China’s accommodation mode. I said today that Alibaba is either going to $80 or $120 in the coming weeks. Having witnessed what the Fed did for stocks in 2009, 2020, and every expansionary policy in between, I think the Chinese government has called a near-term bottom for its most prominent tech players. I’m finally bullish after a solid 18 months since BABA fell from dropping under $300 per share. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Reclusive California Tech Wiz Reveals... the Perfect AAPL Trade [Apple products]( [See the reveal of this remarkable system]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Reclusive California Tech Wiz Reveals... the Perfect AAPL Trade [Apple products]( [See the reveal of this remarkable system]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] [] What Lies Ahead For The Top 3 Chinese EV Stocks [Bauer Pic]Dear Investor, In no other country in the world has electric mobility led to such a boom in start-ups as in China. Experts estimate that more than 500 electric start-ups have been launched in the Middle Kingdom in recent years. Beijing Forces Wave of Consolidation The problem is that most of these young companies have not yet produced a single electric vehicle. The central government in Beijing is therefore pushing for far-reaching consolidation. Last year, the Minister of Industry, Xiao Yaqing, complained that there were simply too many start-ups in the EV sector in the People's Republic. The government now wants to counteract this by drastically cutting the once-high subsidies for the development and construction of electric cars. The calculation: Young companies without significant production would then no longer be able to stay afloat and would either have to close their doors or be swallowed up by a larger company. Nio (NIO), XPeng (XPEV) and Li Auto (LI) - China's Young Electric Triumvirate So if you're an investor looking to invest in China's young e-car market, you should definitely pay attention to those companies that are already in the market with vehicles. These have the chance to grow disproportionately in the next few years due to the politically forced consolidation. Three of these promising companies go by the names Nio, XPeng and Li Auto. All three start-ups achieved gigantic growth figures in sales last year. And all three companies also want to take off in Europe and stir up the market there with their relatively inexpensive electric cars. Growth Story Gets Cracks - And Western Regulatory Threats But now the growth story of Nio, XPeng and Li Auto has begun to show slight cracks. The focus is on the sales figures for February 2022, with deliveries for all three manufacturers down from the January level. Nio, for example, managed to sell 6,131 vehicles in February. In January, it had been 9,652. Xpeng sold 6,225 electric vehicles last month (January: 12,922). Li Auto delivered 8,414 electric cars (January: 12,268). As with many US-listed Chinese stocks, the three have also come under selling pressure in recent months due to the threat of delisting. In March, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) targeted five Chinese companies for removal from US exchanges for failing to meet auditing requirements. [LI XPEV NIO] Nio, XPeng and Li were not on the list - but investors have an understandable wariness that they could be in the regulator's crosshairs in the future. Are Investors Overreacting? All of this bad news has caused disgruntlement among investors. All three shares fell after the February sales figures were announced. Nevertheless, compared to the same month of the previous year, all three sales figures increased - Nio by 9.9%, Xpeng by 180% and Li Auto by 265%. The operating growth potential of these Chinese newcomers is therefore definitely intact, in part because the slump in sales last month was mainly due to external factors. For example, the festivities surrounding Chinese New Year took place in the People's Republic at the beginning of February. During this week, Chinese workplaces are generally shuttered. And so Nio, XPeng and Li Auto explain the slump in sales precisely with these public holidays. In addition, there were COVID-19 outbreaks in Suzhou, for example, where Li Auto operates a production facility. In any case, the three companies are optimistic that they will be able to significantly improve their sales figures again in March. This could well boost the shares in the coming weeks, also because the companies are not as badly affected by Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine as, for example, Western car companies. In Conclusion Nio, XPeng and Li Auto have what it takes to revolutionize the Chinese electric car market. Of course, the absolute sales figures of these companies are still relatively low. But that is likely to change in view of the upcoming wave of consolidation. In addition, the central government in Beijing is likely to have a strategic interest in ensuring that the Chinese e-car market is also dominated by Chinese companies. Currently, the foreign company Tesla is the market leader there. This is likely to be a thorn in the side of the Communist Party. And last but not least, China's electric startups are creating additional growth potential for themselves by expanding into Europe. XPeng, for example, recently signed a cooperation agreement with European car dealers to sell vehicles in Sweden and the Netherlands. Nio, on the other hand, wants to bring its innovative battery exchange technology to Europe in addition to its electric cars. Here, it recently launched a partnership with Shell. If these three firms stay in the good graces of Western securities regulators - which is a big “if” - they could have a bright future in the years ahead. Best regards, [Bauer Sig] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] What Lies Ahead For The Top 3 Chinese EV Stocks [Bauer Pic]Dear Investor, In no other country in the world has electric mobility led to such a boom in start-ups as in China. Experts estimate that more than 500 electric start-ups have been launched in the Middle Kingdom in recent years. Beijing Forces Wave of Consolidation The problem is that most of these young companies have not yet produced a single electric vehicle. The central government in Beijing is therefore pushing for far-reaching consolidation. Last year, the Minister of Industry, Xiao Yaqing, complained that there were simply too many start-ups in the EV sector in the People's Republic. The government now wants to counteract this by drastically cutting the once-high subsidies for the development and construction of electric cars. The calculation: Young companies without significant production would then no longer be able to stay afloat and would either have to close their doors or be swallowed up by a larger company. Nio (NIO), XPeng (XPEV) and Li Auto (LI) - China's Young Electric Triumvirate So if you're an investor looking to invest in China's young e-car market, you should definitely pay attention to those companies that are already in the market with vehicles. These have the chance to grow disproportionately in the next few years due to the politically forced consolidation. Three of these promising companies go by the names Nio, XPeng and Li Auto. All three start-ups achieved gigantic growth figures in sales last year. And all three companies also want to take off in Europe and stir up the market there with their relatively inexpensive electric cars. Growth Story Gets Cracks - And Western Regulatory Threats But now the growth story of Nio, XPeng and Li Auto has begun to show slight cracks. The focus is on the sales figures for February 2022, with deliveries for all three manufacturers down from the January level. Nio, for example, managed to sell 6,131 vehicles in February. In January, it had been 9,652. Xpeng sold 6,225 electric vehicles last month (January: 12,922). Li Auto delivered 8,414 electric cars (January: 12,268). As with many US-listed Chinese stocks, the three have also come under selling pressure in recent months due to the threat of delisting. In March, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) targeted five Chinese companies for removal from US exchanges for failing to meet auditing requirements. [LI XPEV NIO] Nio, XPeng and Li were not on the list - but investors have an understandable wariness that they could be in the regulator's crosshairs in the future. Are Investors Overreacting? All of this bad news has caused disgruntlement among investors. All three shares fell after the February sales figures were announced. Nevertheless, compared to the same month of the previous year, all three sales figures increased - Nio by 9.9%, Xpeng by 180% and Li Auto by 265%. The operating growth potential of these Chinese newcomers is therefore definitely intact, in part because the slump in sales last month was mainly due to external factors. For example, the festivities surrounding Chinese New Year took place in the People's Republic at the beginning of February. During this week, Chinese workplaces are generally shuttered. And so Nio, XPeng and Li Auto explain the slump in sales precisely with these public holidays. In addition, there were COVID-19 outbreaks in Suzhou, for example, where Li Auto operates a production facility. In any case, the three companies are optimistic that they will be able to significantly improve their sales figures again in March. This could well boost the shares in the coming weeks, also because the companies are not as badly affected by Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine as, for example, Western car companies. In Conclusion Nio, XPeng and Li Auto have what it takes to revolutionize the Chinese electric car market. Of course, the absolute sales figures of these companies are still relatively low. But that is likely to change in view of the upcoming wave of consolidation. In addition, the central government in Beijing is likely to have a strategic interest in ensuring that the Chinese e-car market is also dominated by Chinese companies. Currently, the foreign company Tesla is the market leader there. This is likely to be a thorn in the side of the Communist Party. And last but not least, China's electric startups are creating additional growth potential for themselves by expanding into Europe. XPeng, for example, recently signed a cooperation agreement with European car dealers to sell vehicles in Sweden and the Netherlands. Nio, on the other hand, wants to bring its innovative battery exchange technology to Europe in addition to its electric cars. Here, it recently launched a partnership with Shell. If these three firms stay in the good graces of Western securities regulators - which is a big “if” - they could have a bright future in the years ahead. 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