Anyone still optimistic about U.S.-China relations got a rude awakening on Friday morning.
First, there was the news that Washington will ban China’s flagship tech firm Huawei Technologies Co. from buying critical U.S. products. But there was an even more important headline.
The world’s leading microchip maker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., said it’s building a $12 billion foundry in Arizona. That’s a huge step away from the Chinese market … and a huge opportunity for the U.S.
It was another sign that the times are changing and supply chains along with it. And as Ted and Clint Lee explain in this week’s installment of Your Money Matters, big change means big opportunity … IF you know where to look.
There’s No Turning Back
The pandemic has made it clearer than ever that overreliance on China for critical goods is a huge risk. But it’s just accelerated a shift that was already underway.
In today’s video, Ted and Clint give you a specific recommendation to profit from that change.
In this week’s video, you’ll find out:
- What investors got wrong about the latest headline shock. (5:30-6:50)
- Why America’s biggest tech firms aren’t at risk from Chinese retaliation … the real action is elsewhere. (2:46-5:30)
- Which ticker symbol you can buy to profit from the relocation of manufacturing back to the U.S. (6:50-8:12)
- And more.
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Stay safe,
Publisher, The Bauman Letter