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THE FALLS OF CHINA'S PROPERTY GIANTS $Evergrande(03333)$ These would have greater than we told effects on economic and financial impacts both domestically and globally. Some likely impacts include: 1. Financial Instability: If these companies (Example: Evergrande) default on their massive debts, it could lead to a systematic financial crisis within China’s banking and real estate sectors, potentially causing a ripple effect or systematic risk through the global financial system. The last thing we want to see is the Lehman’s Brother’s effect in year 2008. In my opinion, we may see a similar ripple effect coming. However, the reaction of Chinese regulators will be very crucial in determining if they can stir the ship into safety. If not treated with care, the domestic problem may escalate

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ In 2023, I think Tesla should design (and reveal late in the year) a subcompact EV, seating for 5 (Two adults, 3 kids, or 4 shorter adults), range in the mid 250's, 0-60 times in under 6 seconds (quick, but not stupid), 60 sq/ft of cargo space (w/seat folded down). Price: $29,995, without any silly "after savings" calculations. It must use a U.S. built battery, and be assembled in Austin or Fremont. With $7,500 tax credit, we're talking under $24K; a car for average folk, as Elon once promised. Tesla's cheapest car starts at $48,190.

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My last trade of the year is $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ . Despite the challenges the company has faced recently, there's still a lot of upside: The advertising business is booming; It has the greatest customer loyalty program ever; Its competitive advantages are clear; Its Web Services is still a rock star. Hence, I am bullish on Amazon. I am pretty pleased with my investing journey in 2022. My lovely shares were increasing in value and paying very decent dividends. @Tiger_chat