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Revisiting China: the recent government crackdowns

Back in April, I wondered if China stocks were untouchable given the current climate where AliBaba (NYSE:BABA) founder Jack Ma went missing from the public eye.

By Mike Sakuraba | 1 day ago

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Now or Never for Lucid Motors

Friday marks two weeks to the day until CCIV (NYSE:CCIV) shareholders get to vote on the proposed merger with Lucid Motors.

By Mike Sakuraba | 2 weeks ago

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China is the Electric Vehicle Capital

It is an industry that has taken the investing world by storm.

By Mike Sakuraba | 1 month ago

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Which electric vehicle stock should you choose?

The electric vehicle sector continues to be one of the most popular industries for people to invest in.

By Mike Sakuraba | 1 month ago

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Is CCIV a buy yet?

After months of steady declines, is the impending merger between CCIV (NYSE:CCIV) and Lucid Motors worth your investment at the current depressed price levels?

By Mike Sakuraba | 2 months ago

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Can We Trust Tesla in the Future?

Everyday it seems to be something new with electric vehicle industry leader Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), and one has to wonder if investors are starting to lose patience.

By Mike Sakuraba | 2 months ago

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NIO is back on our radar

all Street is bullish as well, with a median analyst price target of $55.46, which represents an impressive 40% upside from the stock’s current price levels.

By Mike Sakuraba | 3 months ago

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3 Stocks for Early April

With the NASDAQ and growth sectors rebounding nicely last week, let’s take a look at three stocks with some major catalysts heading into April, the first month of the second quarter.

By Mike Sakuraba | 3 months ago

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3 Stocks to Watch on the Way Down

These corrections provide investors with incredible opportunities to buy stocks at discounted prices.

By Mike Sakuraba | 4 months ago

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Tesla Disappoints, buy the dip?

In its first quarterly earnings call since becoming a blue-chip stock on the benchmark S&P 500 index, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) disappointed and missed Wall Street estimates nearly across the board.

By Mike Sakuraba | 5 months ago

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