China's Catl, Elon Musk & Tesla, D-Wave: Trendtickers

00:00 Speaker A

It is now time for some of today's trend kickers. We watch Catl, Tesla and D-Wave. First Catl. Catl rises. It is Hong Kong trading debut. It is an EV battery manufacturer who collects 4.6 billion US dollars in the IPO, which makes him the largest list this year. The CATL delivers batteries to several car manufacturers, including Tesla, Volkswagen, Ford and Mercedes-Benz. Take a look at big profits from this message about the potential IPO here. And Chris, it is really interesting if you think about a name like this. We talk about how investors should look at international opportunities. Is a name like Catl one you would look at?

00:42 Chris

Um, I would conceptually say it would be, right? It is an interesting derivative game on the EV market. Um, you know, they mostly sell in China. So I have some concerns about the invoice system. But you know if you are looking for a company that gives you a wide commitment to the overall EV market because I want you to buy the balls, not your weapons, this is a good way to do this.

01:12 Speaker A

And would you look in some of these Asian markets in which we don't have that much transparency?

01:23 Chris

I would say that I will not say, I will tell you what I would do, I would stick to ADRS because we receive the accounting and the timely financial report that we get.

01:42 Speaker A

Yes, I think that's important, only for investor hygiene to take this into account. Let us develop Tesla, Elon Musk, that he should be CEO for at least five years. Today he used to talk about the declines of sales in the Cutter Economic Forum and retired to political expenses and his role for CEOs and said that he would spend another campaign if he saw an opportunity, but he sees none at the current moment. The Tesla shares are currently percent of eight tenths. Chris, how do you think about Tesla?

02:12 Chris

I think it's a story that has to be found out again. And I think we're not surprising in the past few weeks, right? Do you know, if you return after an aberration day, were you, Musk, who runs Tesla? No, he was busy controlling Doge and doing all kinds of other things. And I think people were looking for him to come back. I think the question is, does he still have it? Is he still the musk we know or will we get something? So for me it is a stock to be seen.

02:58 Speaker A

Yes, to see stock. A share that has decreased over the current moment, 9% year. But finally we look at the D-Wave to publish its latest quantum computing system, which is known as Advantage 2. It is the sixth generation of the system and is currently available via the company's cloud service. Plans to publish physical machines from the company in the next few years, but 26%. I have the feeling that every time I talk about D-Wave, it is either a massive movement on the head or disadvantage.

03:28 Chris

Uh for me, the comment you have made in the next few years. For me this is a story. You know, people, I can understand that I want a perspective in the next disruptive thing, the next new thing. And Quantum Compute Quantum Computing could be, but if you say Google and Microsoft that who, who, who, who, that is years away. I would rather wait for the turning point if we actually see that the market appears instead of rolling the cube and having a hopium.

04:10 Speaker A

Do you think that D-Wave benefits from a little investor Fomo, the investors out there, think that I missed the beginning of the AI ​​wave and don't want to miss it for Quantum?

04:24 Chris

I think there are some of them because people don't want to be left out. They always look, you know, again for this new new thing. The question is, you know, steak, sizzle. What do we have here?

04:41 Speaker A

Right, right. Exactly. Exactly. Of course, this is the millions of dollars question when it comes to investments. Chris, thank you very much for your insights. For our audience you can scan the following QR code to track the best and worst stocks with Yahoo Finances Trending Tickers page.