Adding Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD to portfolios tomorrow
Today I made BYD (BYDFF) the eighth pick in my Special Report 10 GREATER Growth Stocks. Here’s what I wrote in my post on JubakAm.com. Pick #8: BYD (BYDDF). I know; I know. What’s a Chinese stock doing on this list? It’s here because BYD, not Tesla (TSLA) is the big...
Truly bad “possibilities” on a debt ceiling default move up in the calendar
The exact date that the federal government could run out of accounting gimmicks and actually default on the national debt is open to debate. Could be June or July or as late as December or even sometime in 2024. The estimates are all over the block. Which is one...
I got these two key China trends wrong: Selling BABA and TCEHY
When I added Alibaba (BABA) to my Jubak’s Picks Portfolio on April 29, 2022, and Tencent Holdings (TCEHY) to my Volatility Portfolio on my subscription site JubakAM.com on January 3, 2022, I thought two things were about to happen in China. First, I thought that...
Please Watch my New YouTube Video: China Stocks Soar on End to Tech Crackdown
My one-hundred-and-forty-fourth YouTube video “China Stocks Soar on End to Tech Crackdown” went up today. In the past few weeks–at least before the inflation/interest rate meltdown in U.S. markets–I’ve seen an uptick in big China stocks...
Please watch my new YouTube video: Trend of the Week China’s back!
My one-hundredth-and-ninth-eighth YouTube video “Trend of the Week China’s back!” went up today. At the end of last week, the Chinese government sent signals that it would make moves to stimulate the slowing economy amid widespread lockdowns, as well...
Is this stock market too directionless to be tradable in the short-term?
On Monday consumer discretionary stocks gained as investors decided risk was again “buyable.” The Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLY) gained 2.25% on the day while the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETFdipped 0.31%. Tuesday,April 5...
Beijing steps in and China stocks soar
Yesterday, March 15, I was thinking that I wished I didn’t own any China stocks at all. Today, March 16, I wished I owned more. Lot’s more. First, China’s top financial policy group vowed to ensure stability in capital markets, support overseas stock...
Please watch my new YouTube video: Quick Pick FXI China ETF
I’m starting up my videos again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My ninety-first YouTube video “QuickPick: FXI China ETF” went up today. Please watch and subscribe to my YouTube channel. And like my video. Here’s the...
Evergrande shares suspended in Hong Kong; reports say company ordered to demolish 30 buildings
Shares in China Evergrande Group have been suspended from trading in Hong Kong, the property developer announced on Monday. The company did not give a reason. Leaving us to speculate and there’s plenty to speculate with. Evergrande missed new coupon payments of...
Should you invest in China now? Attacking the puzzle with buys on Monday of TCEHY and FXI
In other years, this would be a no-brainer Yes! What we have right now is a classic, tried-and-true set up for big gains from buying China stocks. China is near the end, probably, of a big sell off. We’re talking drops of 20% or more. Much more. Market leaders...
Please watch my new YouTube video Trend of the Week: A new trade war with China?
I’m starting up my videos again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My eighty-third YouTube video “A new trade war with China?” went up today. Please watch and subscribe to my YouTube channel. And like my video. Here’s the...
In today’s rally everyone loves risk–which isn’t necessarily a good thing
If you look only at the major indexes, today was a mildly positive day. The Standard & Poor’s 500 closed up 0.30%, although the Dow Jones Industrial Average was flat. The NASDAQ Composite gained 0.73% at the close and the NASDAQ 100 added 0.77%. The small...
More Evergrande woes in China but biggest selling is in U.S. tech stocks
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange suspended trading in shares of China Evergrande after the Chinese developer missed a key bond interest payment last week. That’s led to selling across Chinese stocks with, as of the close in New York, shares of Alibaba (BABA),...
Watch my new You Tube Video: 3 China stocks to buy but not now
I’m starting up my videos again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My forty-second YouTube video “3 China stocks to buy but not now”-went up today. Please watch and subscribe to my YouTube channel. And like my video. You can see it below:...
China economy slows more than expected in July
The Chinese government reported today that the country’s economy slowed more than expected in July. Retail sales were crimped by tough new virus restrictions introduced toward the end of the month to contain fresh outbreaks. Retail sales rose by 8.5% near over...
Watch my new YouTube video: Will China sink global stocks?
I’m starting up my videos again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My thirty-ninth YouTube video “Will China sink global stocks?”-went up today. Please watch and subscribe to my YouTube channel. And like my video. You can see it...
Selling Meituan and Naspers to cut China exposure
Last Wednesday, July 28, Chinese financial regulators told big investors–banks and investment groups heavily exposed to China’s stock market–not to worry. China’s financial markets were sound and despite the fears engendered by the...
Watch my new YouTube video: Is China un-investable?
I’m starting up my videos again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My thirty-sixth YouTube video “Is China un-investable?”-went up today. Please watch and subscribe to my YouTube channel. And like my video. You can see it...
Lots of trading action but no trend so far from Santa Claus
Today, Wednesday December 30, is pretty much the reverse image of yesterday’s stock market action. Traders are having fun–and making money, I’d hope–in the day to day action but I don’t see a trend in this market that might extend into...
More, more (stimulus), cries the stock market
Yesterday stocks moved higher on news that President Donald Trump had actually signed the combined coronavirus stimulus/relief and government spending bill. I guess after contemplating the possibility of no bill and another government shutdown, even $600 checks seemed...
China car sales gain for fourth straight month
Preliminary figures for July show vehicle sales in China advancing for a fourth straight month as buyers gradually return to auto showrooms. The figures are good news for China’s economy as a whole, which looks to have returned to growth–very modest...
China powers “risk on” rally
Chinese stocks are burning up the track–and that has led the way to a shift toward “risk on” assets across global markts. Today alone the Shanghai Composite Index was up 5.71% as of noon New York Time. This continued as streak that has seen the CSI...
China is the big wild card this week
China isn’t the only story out there with market moving potential but it is the “ripest.” We won’t have anything but anecdotal accounts of the collapse of social distancing at events across the country this weekend and we won’t know how...
The odd mini rally in China stocks
It was less obvious today when there were other splashes of green among global stocks. But on Monday and Tuesday, the trend was readily apparent since so few stocks moved up on those days and so much of the market was colored a bright red. Oddly enough some China...
Markets climb–it looks like short-covering to me
As of 1 p.m. in New York the Standard & Poor’s 500 was up 1.61% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average was ahead 1.59%. The NASDAQ Composite had climbed 1.94% and the Russell 2000 small cap index had gained 1.68%. Overseas the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets...
Shanghai stocks close 7.72% lower; damage today is limited to China holiday catch up
Selling in Shanghai and Shenzhen A shares, which trade on those two mainland China exchanges with limits on overseas ownership, drove prices on those two exchanges lower today with the Shanghai Composite down 7.72% and Shenzhen A shares down 8.41% at the close. This...
Shanghai down 9% in early Monday trading; drop is worse than expected
The CSI 300 Index (of the 300 largest stocks traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange) plunged as much as 9.1% on Monday morning as the Shanghai Stock Exchange opened for trading for the first time since January 23. By 10:15 a.m. Monday in Shanghai (9:15 p.m. in New York...
Beijing tries to control Shanghai downside drop on Monday
The big event of the week will take place at the very beginning of the week when the Shanghai Stock Exchange reopens for trading after being closed for a week for the New Year’s holiday. Mainland Chinese investors have been left on the sidelines unable to trade...
Record Singles’ Day sales support growth optimism on China
By the time Taylor Swift closed down the festivities at midnight with the last of three songs, Alibaba (BABA) had recorded sales of $38.4 billion for the Singles’ Day e-commerce shopping monster. This year’s total beat out last year’s record $30.8...Jim’s Daily Email Alerts:
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