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Baron’s Choices and Pans of the Week: NIO, Xpeng, Li Time to Sell; And lessons from the IPO frenzy
* This weekend Baron’s cover creates a case for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers to make a profit. * Other Featured Articles A Study Of The Loses Of A Crazy Week In Markets And Money Management Trends And IPOs Who Are Injured If Chinese Companies Are Listed * Also, opportunities for an auto insurer, two more old school shares and a semiconductor company abandoned by the iPhone maker. “NIO, XPeng, and Li Aren’t the Next Tesla. Time to Unwind From Their Stocks” Chinese Electric Vehicle Manufacturer Li Auto Inc. Shares of (Nasdaq: LI), Neo Inc. (NYSE: NIO) and Xpeng Inc. (NYSE: XPEV) are now priced to complement and it seems prudent to take profits. “Listing Chinese companies may be bad for investors, but it is the right thing to do” suggests that Chinese companies that do not comply with U.S. audit and accounting standards may be kicked out of U.S. transactions. Does it include Alibaba Group Holdings Limited (NYSE: BABA)? Andrew Barry points out that “Mercury General’s largest 5.4% yield is one of the many insurances of auto insurers,” said auto insurer Mercury General Corporation (NYSE: MCY), which offers investors plenty of income after the death of its 99-year-old founder. Blackrock, Inc. (NYSE: BLK) President Rob Capito shares his views on the markets and his thoughts on the big trends in money management. In “The President of Blackrock on the Outlook for Stokes” by Norton. Take a look at where the world’s largest money management company is headed. In Jack Hough’s “Starbucks and Disney can still provide growth for investors”, two old leaders, Starbucks Corporation (Nostalgia: S.Bux) and Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: TIS), were formed. Take a look at the ambitious goals in their investor days last week. Discover how each stock leader can still provide investor growth. Eric J. Recently on the market, another 500 unicorns (i.e. $ 1 billion worth of private companies) are waiting on the wings. See also: Bensinga’s Bulls and the Bears of the Week: Boeing, Netflix, Nike, Starbucks and many more trillions of dollars in index funds monitoring the S&P 500, and trillions of coded against the index, wholesale investors to raise shares in Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: DSLA) EV Liu’s “Joining Tesla Is S & P500. Why It May Be a Problem for Many Investors.” Dominion Energy’s Dividend Cut Shows High Risk in Lawrence C. Strauss Dominion Energy Inc. (NYSE: D) “Investigates what became of. For a portfolio manager and analyst. Find out why an analyst has turned positive on dividend aristocrats (companies raising their dividends for 25 consecutive years) .Eric J. Savitz” Qualcomm Stock Report Apple has some of its own modem Apple Inc. Threat (Nasdaq: AAPL) Modem Development In fact Qualcomm, Inc. (NYSE: QCOM) A risk to investors, but not a new risk: Apple recently chose to make its own microprocessor for Mac laptops. * Investment advice from a poker star and behaviorist * Common Behavioral Mistakes That Prevent Retirement * Why Beware of Popularly Supported SPACs * How to Invest in a Rising Market * Why Rising IPOs Can’t Boost the Market Good * Saudi Arabia Through Another Pipe for IPOs * Natural Will Gas Prices Continue to Rise * Business Leaders and Cultural Influence Book Recommendations * Five Types of Pension Savers * What to Know Now Brexit Almost Her E * Why Iconic Rock Songs Are Suddenly Hot Items At the time of this writing, the author has no position on specific equities. From Bensinga * Click Here for Options Trading from Bensinga * Last Week’s Notable In-Purchases: Avis Budget, Biotech IPOs and many more * Bensinga’s bulls and bears of the week: Boeing, Netflix, Nike, Starbucks and many more (c) 2020 Benzinga. com. Benzinga did not offer investment advice. All rights reserved.