Ming Jong Tey
Independent Analyst
Despite the market correction last week, these 3 stocks — BOX, ZM, SNAP are showing strength and flashing bullish signals for more upside ahead. At the end of the video, I will also answer questions from readers in my Telegram Group related to the Chinese electric vehicles NIO, XPENG, Li Auto vs TSLA. Watch the video below to find out potential entry level based on simple breakout trading strategy:
Timestamps
- 0:27 BOX (Box Inc)
- 4:36 ZM (Zoom Video Communications Inc)
- 9:10 SNAP (Snap Inc)
- 11:36 Q&A
- 12:10 TSLA (Tesla Inc)
- 14:40 NIO (Nio Inc)
- 17:05 XPEV (XPeng Inc)
- 19:47 LI (Li Auto Inc)
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