JD Joins The China Party

The China trade remains a controversial one, with bulls looking to nail an epic bottom and bears looking for the collapse of the country’s stock market (and economy). However, despite all the crazy headlines about economic data, regulators banning short selling, and a whole lot more, some stocks are trying to stabilize. 📰

Today’s example is eCommerce giant JD.com, which reported an earnings and revenue beat after a long string of disappointments. While growth remains well off its pandemic-era highs, investors are happy to see that the business is at least stabilizing and being forecasted properly by management.

$JD shares jumped 17% on the day, with sentiment hitting “extremely bullish” territory on the news. 🐂

Notably, technical analysts showed that the stock is finding support at a similar level and pattern as the broader China ETFs. Whether or not they’re long-term bottoms remain to be seen, but the consensus view is that they’ve found some sort of short-term trough. 👍

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Investors Arm Portfolios With Semis

After missing out on last year’s tech run, many investors are choosing not to risk that feeling again. As a result, they continue to pile into stocks in the semiconductor industry and related fields. Arm Holdings joined the fray today, jumping sharply after reporting results.

The chip design technology giant reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $0.29 on $824 million in revenues. That topped estimates of $0.25 and $761 million. 🤩

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Buyers Move Beyond Tech

Animal spirits have been a big theme of this newsletter since October, and boy, are things getting wild. While the mainstream media continues focusing on tech giants like Nvidia, investors and traders are searching far and wide for new opportunities to squeeze the shorts and make a killing. đŸ•ĩī¸â€â™‚ī¸

Today’s surefire sign of this speculative fervor building in the market is everyone’s favorite non-meat meat stock, Beyond Meat. đŸĢ¨

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Speculation Heightens As Jumia Jumps

As we’ve discussed, speculation continues to spread to all corners of the market. Even those areas that have been left for dead for quite some time. Today’s example of this is Jumia Technologies, the “Amazon of Africa” that caught wildfire early in its life before the gravity of reality brought it back down to earth. 🛒

The company reported reducing its losses by over 90% in the fourth quarter as it focused on restoring order and gross merchandise value (GMV) growth. Like other struggling companies, it cut costs significantly and leveraged lower tax provisions to help drive the earnings improvement. 

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Carvana Careens To New Highs

The return of “left for dead” stocks continues as investors look for opportunities in the market beyond the “magnificent seven.” 🔍

Carvana is an excellent example of this turnaround story in action, with the stock posting its first-ever annual profit and catching several analyst upgrades. đŸ’Ē

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