It’s been a mixed year for auto stocks, but there could be plenty of big surprises coming in 2022...
That’s because traditional automakers are doing everything possible to jump on the EV bandwagon. Meanwhile EV-makers are trying to increase their efficiency margins and operations. It’s been interesting to watch, to say the least.
Ford Motor, for example, reinstated its dividend, causing shares to climb to their highest level in nearly a decade.
Despite CEO Elon Musk liquidating a portion of his shares, Tesla is also hovering around all-time highs.
So now is the perfect time to start looking at some auto stocks for 2022...
Joy of the Trade’s Jeff Zananiri and I have been gearing up for a while to talk about semiconductors. Some of these stocks have been ripping higher lately — and it’s crazy.
One of the biggest reasons we’ve seen this semiconductor chip rally sustain itself for so long in Consumer Discretionary is because of semiconductors.
When you look at ticker symbol SMH or SOX, you’ll see they have some of the best liquidity on the market.
I mean, there’s a reason why I’m shorting the weakest stocks on the index right now.
We don’t expect this chip rally to last much longer...
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