The Chinese government has made its central bank more powerful than ever. That means dark money is roaring. Your opportunity to get ahead of a green flashing signal could unlock hidden profits.
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This recommendation is likely to outperform the broad market in the months ahead. But for now, we should take our triple digit gains.
The pandemic is bringing about big changes in consumer habits. This includes lifestyle changes when it comes to food. With fears and uncertainty rising during this economic crisis, many consumers are conserving their spending and finding cheaper alternatives to restaurants. Using our Dark Money Monitor, Nomi and Dan target one packaged food manufacturer that is positioned for big gains as more consumers prepare their meals at home versus eating out. This growing trend will benefit its stock price as a result.
As consumer confidence falls, many people aren’t feeling comfortable spending on items they don’t truly need. With more working from home, the higher-end fashion sector has taken a hit that will not see a rebound for many months to come. Using our Dark Money Monitor, Nomi and Dan have targeted one global fashion luxury group that consists of iconic brands that will suffer as consumers change their buying habits while the pandemic continues.
We expect a sustained rally in Japanese stocks, more money printing from the BoJ, and greater defense and military initiatives. Against that backdrop, we also believe this company, has attractive qualities for investors
Shares of Poly have been under sustained pressure as acquired debt has proven a big mistake for shareholders. We expect a guidance cut in today’s earnings report but this put option has nearly doubled in just a week so let’s take gains now. Also, considering how rapidly credit and currency conditions are deteriorating in both China and Hong Kong, shares of HSBC could fall a lot more as the bank is massively exposed to both credit risk in both economies. We have good conditions to take a profit now on our puts so let’s take gains.
The combination of increasing corporate debt along with trade war concerns has put a damper on global economic growth as well as the bottom line of many corporations. This is especially true in the tech sector. Using our Dark Money Monitor, Nomi and Dan identify a semiconductor manufacturer with excessive debt that makes it vulnerable during an ongoing global slowdown and puts pressure on its stock price.
