I like $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ for long term growth. Also, depending on whether they release a more affordable EV than it’s competitors, there could be a sizeable chunk of EV buyers who need a lower priced EV which is still safe and reliable of course. I’m still gonna bang this gong until one of these companies realises the market for cheaper entry level EVs. $30,000 is way too steep for me, and even second hand an EV will still set you back around $17,000. That is still way out of my price range. I’m rooting for $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ as just the manufacturer to fill that void. In the meantime, until battery technology etc. is further developed, I think I’ll be looking at hybrids…

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ BearishOverall (might be bullis for a New York minute[Great] . I'm just waiting for one of these Chinese EV makers to come up with an affordable small hatchback or vehicle that will appeal to lower income earners who currently drive used lower priced petrol engine vehicles. Are all these people going to have to catch public transport when the EV targets are enforced? What about people who live in an area where public transport is limited or nil? What is the cheapest EV atm - does anyone know? The EV makers like$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ Bearish$XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$ Bullishand$Li Auto(LI)$ should be targeting affordable small vehicles (not these big SUVs and luxury models (considering China is our closest EV manufacturing neighbour). Right now a semi decent automobile will cost arou

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ and/or $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ would be my bet (and I have invested in all of these). I expect these strong companies will continue to earn me a nice profit well into the next few years. Potential for growth is still fairly high on all = [USD] as long as the FED give the rate hikes a break, we might actually see some real upward trending. People still have money to invest and if it were me, I would DYOH (check your own analysis against your set strategy/ies). Don’t commit to more than you can afford or are willing to lose, and keep abreast of important news. Don’t get sucked in by chatter and hype over bearish stocks that haven’t been performing well just because they’re cheap (an odd risky investment on penny stocks here and there is okay imho b

With Apples design chief leaving also, (problems with China, patents etc), they still haven’t done too badly in terms of share pricing. The design team may switch up a bit with the new design chief which may or may not be a good thing. The iPhone 16s have already been leaked with a few new features and camera, so we’ll see. I expect $Apple(AAPL)$ to dip slightly (to maybe $162?) then correct with upward momentum. Long term I think Apple’s revenues are pretty safe. With iPhone’s being so user friendly and so many diehard fans, Apple will be just fine…

Good point in Point #3 as we can sometimes put too much “stock” in what others forecast years ahead due to data that is really changing daily or minute to minute. What stocks would I suggest, or what areas? I’ve been eyeing $Worthington(WOR)$. It close to its’ 52 week high, but I really like it’s fundamentals, and technical analysis on all time charts seem pretty promising. Wait and see on that one. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ is a big one that I would consider adding as well as $Apple(AAPL)$ for obvious reasons (however I’m not sure this one is bearish short term??). Overall I absolutely agree with having a portfolio of stocks in these sectors. I’m watching $Carpenter Technology(CRS)$ and I have $TimkenSteel(TMST)$ as I think these both have potential. I’d wager the steel industry will b

I already have over 60% of these stocks in one portfolio or another. So this is going to be tough, but I think $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ would be a good one to buy considering how well the technology sector has been doing (overall), and has massive growth potential! I do have fractional shares in $Invesco QQQ Trust-ETF(QQQ)$ but another ETF in the same sector wouldn’t be a bad thing, especially if it is one of the better performing sectors overall. Although I believe it will dip before becoming bullish again so I would wait for a better entry price. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ is one on my watchlist and a good defensive stock to have but it’s not a company whose fundamentals I know well, nor does it excite me. $Tilray Inc.(TLRY)$ I think is a merger from a couple years ago I used to have. I t

I think $Netflix(NFLX)$ will remain viable despite competitive markets moving in for a share in subscribers etc., and although the company hasn't met my expectations with profitability, I think I'll hold it and see what the next quarter brings.