Mohit has been in financial markets for 16 years and has written over 8,000 articles covering multiple sectors. He has been a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) for nine years and has previously worked as an investment manager. He uses fundamental analysis to analyze companies and looks for stocks that have a reasonable margin of safety and still beat the market over the long term.
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Xpeng Motors stock has outperformed Nio this year and still looks like a better bet given the company’s strong performance in deliveries and its progress in autonomous driving.
Trump has vowed to impose reciprocal tariffs on April 2, terming the day as “liberation day” for the U.S. economy.
Xpeng Motors stock has nearly doubled in 2025 on the back of the company’s impressive deliveries and progress in AI.
Energy Transfer stock has fallen 12.5% from its 2025 highs and boasts a dividend yield of nearly 7%.
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Li Auto stock has fallen over 20% from its 52-week highs. Analyst sentiment toward the Chinese EV stock is mixed, but it looks like a good buy on reasonable valuations.
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Intel stock has rallied since the company appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its CEO.
Chinese EV company is back in penny stock territory amid the broader market selloff. Investors should watch shares as the company improves its financial performance.
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Tesla has lost over half its market cap since hitting record highs in December. While there could be a relief rally in TSLA, the company is not out of the woods yet.
Citigroup shares fell into bear market territory on March 10. The stock has a healthy dividend yield of 3.3% and trades at an attractive valuation.
