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Everyone hates Chinese stocks today. But from a contrarian perspective, that's creating a "blood in

Everyone hates Chinese stocks today. But from a contrarian perspective, that's creating a "blood in the streets" moment that could lead to big upside potential... [Stansberry Research Logo] Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 [DailyWealth] A 'Blood in the Streets' Moment Is Underway in This Market By Brett Eversole --------------------------------------------------------------- I was 25 years old. It was only the second time I'd ever left the country. And looking back, my mistakes were obvious... I was by myself. And after more than 20 hours of travel, all I wanted was to get to my hotel as quickly as possible. I decided to take the high-speed train from the airport – a first for me. The train uses magnetic force to levitate above the tracks, which enables high speeds (roughly 200 miles per hour) and a smooth, efficient ride. I knew it would cut a 45-minute drive to less than 10 minutes. So I jumped on board after landing at the Shanghai Pudong International Airport. I thought it would save me time. Boy, was I wrong... I was about to get my first look at an astonishing city – even as a young, unprepared American tourist. And as I'll explain, it opened my eyes to the opportunity abroad that U.S. investors were missing... --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Links: ['The Most Valuable Information You Will Ever Get for Free in Your Life']( Stansberry Research founder Porter Stansberry famously predicted the fall of the iconic General Motors... and the rise of bitcoin around $10,000, before it soared past $60,000. Yet even still, he says the story he's telling on March 26 is "without a doubt" the most valuable information you will ever get for free. [Click here for details while it's online](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Obama's 2024 Surprise: His Secret Plan to Finish What He Started]( The ONLY way Democrats can keep the White House is to bring back Barack Obama. And there's a sneaky (yet 100% legal) way to achieve this. In fact, this disaster scenario is already underway. See what they're up to and how you can get ready today. [Here's the full video exposé](. --------------------------------------------------------------- I was in Shanghai for a few days of meetings before heading to Hong Kong. The train station was only a mile or two from my hotel, the Mandarin Oriental. I didn't have the exact directions... But I had my cellphone. I figured finding a cab to complete my trip wouldn't be an issue. As I left the train station and stepped out into the sunlight, the impressive skyline – and the magnitude of a city with a population of more than 20 million – hit me all at once. The craziest part was, the ground I stood on would have been nothing but cow pastures a few decades earlier... Pudong is the newer, more modern portion of Shanghai. Here's the incredible transformation the area had already experienced by the time I saw it in 2013... As a kid who grew up in rural Indiana, I was in awe. The city was more impressive than I could have ever imagined. I grabbed my phone and turned on cellular data... But it greeted me with the dreaded "no service." What I hadn't realized was that I needed to click a button on my AT&T account before I was able to use my service internationally. That's when it hit me: I was in over my head. I quickly realized I didn't know where I was. I didn't know exactly where I was going. After wandering for more than an hour, I finally found a taxi stand near a shopping mall. The driver only spoke Mandarin... And it took us some time to figure out how to get me where I needed to go. But finally, we pulled up to the Mandarin Oriental. I shared a few laughs with the cab driver and the bellman at my own expense. My inexperience had cost me a few hours and a lot of stress... a blunder even the fast, futuristic train ride couldn't fix. It was all new to me. But what I found over the course of my trip was well worth learning... I was in China back then because sentiment toward the country was incredibly bearish. I wanted to see if the reality on the ground was anywhere near as bad as the Western media had led investors to believe. It wasn't. Not even close. The progress hasn't stopped since then, either. Here's what the Pudong area looks like today... Over the rest of my visit to China, I saw mobile payments taking off (years before they became commonplace in the U.S.)... vibrant commerce... sophisticated public transportation... and a general tilt toward entrepreneurship that no one in the West seemed to realize. I learned that the West had it dead wrong. They saw a backward Communist country... But in reality, China was a thriving capitalist society built on innovation. I assumed sentiment was at rock bottom back then. But every year, it seemed to get a little worse. And that bearishness has kicked into hyperdrive in recent years... Chinese stocks have been crashing. Tensions with the U.S. have been rising. Practically everyone hates the idea of putting money to work in this part of the world. But as far as I'm concerned... We're watching a "blood in the streets" moment for Chinese stocks right now. You've almost certainly heard the famous quote, "The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets." It means when things seem like they can't get worse, they stop getting worse... And that's when you want to put money to work. Look, it's hard putting money to work in a hated asset. I get that. But we're watching the "blood in the streets" moment unfold for Chinese stocks today. That's not something you want to miss out on. And in tomorrow's DailyWealth, I'll explain how I know things are just starting to heat up. Good investing, Brett Eversole Further Reading China's stock market has been in a downtrend for years. But now, its "guardian angels" are back to work their magic. If history is any indication, this intervention could help stocks find a bottom – which would be good news for investors... [Read more here](. A major rally recently pushed shares of one of the world's best businesses to "overbought" levels. Normally, this would be cause for concern. But historically, it means more gains are on the way for this blue-chip stock... [Learn more here](. Market Notes HIGHS AND LOWS NEW HIGHS OF NOTE LAST WEEK General Dynamics (GD)... "offense" contractor Visa (V)... payment-processing giant Mastercard (MA)... credit cards JPMorgan Chase (JPM)... financial giant Bank of America (BAC)... financial giant Charles Schwab (SCHW)... brokerage services Travelers (TRV)... insurance Cigna (CI)... health insurance Microsoft (MSFT)... tech giant Micron Technology (MU)... semiconductors Oracle (ORCL)... database and cloud services Netflix (NFLX)... video streaming Disney (DIS)... streaming and entertainment Airbnb (ABNB)... online vacation rentals Lyft (LYFT)... ride-hailing service Walmart (WMT)... "World Dominator" of discount retail Home Depot (HD)... home-improvement products Cintas (CTAS)... uniforms Marriott International (MAR)... hotels Honda Motor (HMC)... automaker General Motors (GM)... automaker Ferrari (RACE)... luxury cars AutoZone (AZO)... auto parts Southern Copper (SCCO)... copper NEW LOWS OF NOTE LAST WEEK Asana (ASAN)... work-management software Boston Beer (SAM)... beer Sasol (SSL)... chemicals --------------------------------------------------------------- [Tell us what you think of this content]( [We value our subscribers' feedback. To help us improve your experience, we'd like to ask you a couple brief questions.]( [Click here to rate this e-mail]( You have received this e-mail as part of your subscription to DailyWealth. If you no longer want to receive e-mails from DailyWealth [click here](. Published by Stansberry Research. You're receiving this e-mail at {EMAIL}. Stansberry Research welcomes comments or suggestions at feedback@stansberryresearch.com. 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