To The Moon

Ladies and gentlemen, grab your chopsticks and get ready to feast on a potential investment opportunity that's as tempting as a plate of sushi on a hot summer day. With the Japanese economy recovering, the financial sector is looking more appetising than ever. First up, we have Mizuho Financial Group ( $Mizuho(MFG)$). It's the second-largest bank in Japan, and just like your favourite ramen joint always delivers a satisfying meal, MFG is well-positioned to benefit from the same factors as Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (MUFG). With Japan's economic recovery in full swing, the financial sector is looking more appetising than ever. Next on the menu is Mitsubishi Corporation ($Mitsubishi Corp.(MSBHF)$).

🌟🌟🌟$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ versus $XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$ Which is a Better Buy? Nio's share price was up 7% on Friday to close at USD 11.00 while XPeng's share price was up 5% to close at USD 18.71. Nio has a bigger market capitalisation at USD 18.57 billion while XPeng's market capitalisation is USD 16.20 billion. Nio has just announced that it has delivered 19,329 vehicles in August, down from July but it is the 2nd highest on the company's record. XPeng has delivered 13,699 vehicles in August compared to 11,008 in July, up 24% over July and a 43% increase year over year. Nio has announced a dismal Q2 2023 financial results with sales revenue

$XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$ and $NIO Inc.(NIO)$ received shots in their arms after posting upbeat August vehicle delivery numbers last Friday, lifting the stock prices of the Chinese electric vehicle duo, while their local peer $Li Auto(LI)$ has risen in chorus as well. The EV industry has heaved a deep sign of relief that EV buyers have not held back their purchases despite concerns over lagging recovery of the Chinese economy and consumer demands. Hopefully, there will be spillover effects on the global EV market, benefiting the likes of