Investing Strategies: Top Tech Trends For 2021, China EV Stock Frenzy, Holding Long-Term Leaders

On this episode, we're closing out the year with a look at the top technology themes and companies to watch as we head into 2021. From Apple to Zillow and a lot in between – Gene Munster of Loup Ventures walks us through the trends that are set to take center stage in the new year. Plus, Michael Dunne of ZoZo Go explains the heightened interest in Chinese electric vehicle stocks as of late, and how these ambitious upstarts stack up to industry leader Tesla. And IBD's Justin Nielsen breaks down some strategies for holding top-notch growth stocks for longer time horizons to capture the benefits of compounding just like Warren Buffett.

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Ally,
Great interviews on there segments; Growth, EV and Long Term investing.

As always, very informative.

Do it every week like Irusha's Investing with IBD podcast.
Happy holidays.

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ZILLOW? The worst realtors; only good at doing just about nothing. I’ve used Zillow about two years and I would never buy it as a stock. Good thing the app is free. I sold my Apple stock. Why? Because I own an expensive MacBook Pro, 3 iPads over the years, two iPhones, Apple TV, and a Nano. Apples products are full of marketing hype and just work mediocre; their service is terrible. Chinese EVs not on pare w/ Tesla? Those Tesla cars that were finally produced by the China plant were mostly sold and shipped to Europe; unless they drop their price, Tesla is not competitive in China and the Chinese have become fiercely nationalistic. Tesla has huge headwind for Chinese sales and there are other non-Chinese EV names rising there. To avoid the risks in China, one can buy ETFs with Asian presence. These contain Chinese stocks sold over Asian markets. Those managers will migrate stocks like BABA as a Chinese stocks symbol when those become available. This new harassment by the Americans has motivated China to do what it wants; to have its own markets. There is lots and lots of investing interests that are still very eager to invest in China as they continue to grow as a global power. This year the New Silk Highway generated 1.4 trillion dollars.