The Hey, hey, it's Conrad, the mortgage guy, and you're listening to have more money now.

Of course, we couldn't do it without former WWE champion and your host, Mr. John Layfield. John, how are you, sir? Conrad, it is great to be here. As always, we had a little problem with Dave Silva making fun of my shirt. My wife just went to China and did a little research on some companies and they brought me back to the shirt and for some reason Mr. Silva didn't like it. But that's a separate issue. I do have a nice Chinese Shenzhen shirt on. Help me understand. Did you just say your wife went to China for research companies? She did. She was going to Hong Kong for a board meeting. She's on a board there and she went across to the Shenzhen, which is I guess a train I've never been there. I've been to Hong Kong, but not the China portion. And she went and looked at a bunch of companies. B.D was the main company that she looked at. That's the electric car company that's kind of the rival to Tesla. But yeah, she was over there for three days in China and then about four days in Hong Kong. You know, I didn't plan on us talking about this, but you brought it up.

You know, the, um, the Chinese EV that you just referenced feels like it is gaining more

momentum and more steam than we've seen here in America.

And a lot of that hinges on a, the ability to produce really, really affordable, economical

cars.

I want to stop short of calling them cheap.

I've never seen them, but I'm saying the price points are much,

much lower than we've seen here in America.

But they can also accept a much faster charge.

You know, I think the maximum charging capacities here in America,

maybe they're doing like 4x, 5x, something like that.

Is there any sort of investment opportunity to take advantage of that?

Because you got to assume if and when they're able to expand outside of China,

it could become a huge global opportunity.

But what is the way to get invested in a Chinese-based company? Is there another stock or another

piece of business we should be looking at to make that work? Sure, it's a great question. And

there's a stock you can buy stock directly into the company. It's on the pink sheets. It's traded

as a trading. It's a B-Y-D-D-Y, I believe, is what the, there's a ticker somewhere right there, is ADR that's trading. And you can actually buy shares in the company off of the New York stock exchange or whatever stock exchange you use here in the United States. So, yeah, there's a direct way to buy it. And you're right. You know, China is not as the China is not

so good because of just low cost labor. The labor has gone up significantly. They're,

they're good because of their pipeline of engineers. They're doing a much better job in their

country of bringing up engineers and their depth is just astounding. That's why these H-1B visas that we need. I mean, if a guy can, is an engineer, you should fly him to our country and let him live here for free. I mean, that's basically what China's doing. They have such depth. That's why they're creating such great things. And B. YD, once they get completely into Europe, which probably Tesla is not going to be as good over there

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