When would be best to buy Chinese or international stocks?

This came up to me this weekend. I want to be very clear. So not until our war,

our soft war with China is over and this rate cycle is lifted. So like once the Fed

stops raising rates, that's when I look and China has its own set of issues. But if I look at

Alibaba, which we can argue, is as great or better than Amazon, should be a lot higher.

They topped out in 2020 at 319. They're currently at

88 bucks. It's unbelievable that their company is that low. Even if I look even all like Tesla

a lot more, even if we look at Neo, Neo work from a high of $66.95 is currently at $10.09.

Price should not be there. But Chinese stocks are not safe until we get out of the war with them.

Once they make a declaration that they are not going to try to overtake Taiwan,

semiconductor, and the province of Taiwan, and once rates begin to be lower as well.

So I know people want international exposure, but even if we look at Intel, Intel's

potential acquisition of the Israeli semiconductor company got blocked by China,

there's a lot of war games where just like men, a block is hot. I don't know how to put it.

Any way clearer than that, it's not safe to do business in China. And also as our president

in the saying, hey, you're going to levy

sanctions against American companies if you're looking to invest there. Even though I like some

of the stocks that are in China, they will be suppressed until some of these issues go away.

Like the macro issues are more important than the technicals. That's why every presentation,

I'm telling you, technicals are just representation of the fundamentals on a chart.

If you don't have a clear picture of what's happening in a macro picture,

your account will be devastated and destroyed. So you have to wait for a little bit.

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