Had such an amazing week trading US equities.

Saxo Markets said that the general rhetoric delivered by the new premier is pro-growth and market-friendly, offering strong tailwind to equities.

Honestly $BABA equity offers pretty good risk vs reward down here Could be a solid winner into Q2 & Q3 as China continues its reopening, and looks to be completing a deep retracement after pulling back from recent swing highs

$BABA earnings will be incredibly strong given the massive equity appreciation in China they will now record as net income rather than net loss.

China EV stocks doing relatively better than the rest of china equities today following Tesla.

BIG year incoming for CN equities.

“Foreign investors are really materially underweight #China equities, and this is material, because we don’t have to worry about investors selling the rally.

We are probably just done with the first leg of the recovery in chinese equities is still a great place to go long.

$NIO Should be a good week for China equities overall, partially thanks to Ryan Cohen.

The reopening has delivered a bigger boost so far to Chinese shares trading in Hong Kong, brokerages also see increased interest in mainland equities.

$BIVI Biovie Pharmaceuticals $BIVI passes Zacks Equity Research's strict "Recent Price Strength screen", and comes out with glowing colors--and a prediction of further momentum for the stock in near term.

$SOFI EV has grown $3.2B each of the last 2 quarters and total equity is up.

$SOFI holding extremely well while most other equities crash

we’ll have a higher return/profitability on equity.

$SOFI equity loans 👀

Time for equities to bounce back, and bounce back hard.

And if the outcome this year is as expected with a Democratic president and either a divided Congress or a Republican sweep of both chambers, equity investors should benefit with the S&P 500 averaging annual gains within the range of 13.0%, he said

Excellent news for equities

We could see a nice rally in equities because of that fact.

Home equity line of credit is an interesting option with similar rates to margin