Visa $V and Mastercard $MA are still moving away from their highs. Visa is already back at last April’s levels!

The high-quality businesses of both companies continue to face market pressure. The shares are trading more than 16% below their ATH.

Over the past months, $NIO has shown a fairly clear turnaround — the company has started delivering on its volume promises and accelerated expansion outside China, but the stock has reacted only lukewarmly because the market still doesn’t believe in long-term profitability. The story driving the company right now is mainly growth in delivered cars, the milestone of nearly a...
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Since the end of February, shares of $XYZ have risen by more than 30% after the announcement of layoffs affecting over 40% of employees. I’ve been following the company for some time and the business looks great, but over the long term the shares tend to move sideways and are quite volatile.

What’s your opinion on $XYZ? Does it make sense to invest in a company like this, or...
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Amazon $AMZN tapped the U.S. bond market for $37 billion and, together with a planned euro issuance, the total could approach $50 billion. That makes it one of the largest corporate debt offerings in history, moreover without being driven by any major acquisition.

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See how the biggest names stack up right now:

• AAPL trades 35% above fair value

• TSLA trades 48% above fair value

• MSFT trades 23% above fair...
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