Apple Ditches China? India Emerges as Tech’s Next Superpower 🇮🇳🔥

Money Masters' Market Movers 22

May 28, 2025

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Dear Money Master,

Welcome to this week’s market insights! Apple is rapidly ramping up iPhone exports from India, signaling a major supply chain revolution as it distances itself from China amid mounting tariffs. Meanwhile, Tesla is losing its charge in Europe, with EU sales plunging even as electric vehicle adoption surges continent-wide.

Tech security giant Okta delivered strong earnings while Intuit, on the other hand, crushed expectations thanks to a strong tax season. AutoZone is quietly outperforming as Americans choose repairs over new rides in a shaky economy.

Adding fuel to the fire, fast-fashion titan Shein has come under EU scrutiny, facing potential fines for violating consumer laws. And despite a third explosion in a row, Elon Musk’s SpaceX is undeterred vowing to speed up Starship launches in its race to reach Mars. 🚀 

Read of the Day: Why Tiny Stocks Can Deliver Big Gains – The Small Cap & Nano Cap Explained.

📰 Your Daily Financial Digest - May 28th, 2025

🌍 Economics & Finance:

  1. China’s Industrial Profits Rise Despite Tariffs 📊
    Industrial profits rose 3% in April, accelerating from March’s 2.6%, thanks to Beijing’s stimulus and strength in high-tech manufacturing. The recovery came despite U.S. tariffs, which have since been eased. Read More

  2. EU Warns Shein Over Consumer Protection Violations ⚖️
    The EU notified Shein of legal breaches and warned of heavy fines tied to its annual turnover unless compliance improves. National authorities may soon take enforcement actions. Read More

  3. Stellantis Appoints New CEO Amid Falling Sales 🚗
    Antonio Filosa takes over Stellantis after Carlos Tavares’ sudden exit. The company faces a 14% Q1 revenue drop and uncertainty from U.S. trade policy shifts. Read More

💻 Technology:

  1. Tesla’s EU Sales Plunge 53% as Rivals Gain Ground ⚡
    Tesla’s EU car registrations dropped to 0.6% market share in April, even as overall EV sales surged 34%. The brand struggles amid increasing local competition. Read More

  2. Apple Boosts India Shipments as U.S.-China Tensions Mount 📱
    India’s iPhone exports to the U.S. jumped 76% in April, while Chinese shipments plunged 76%, highlighting Apple’s reshoring strategy amid tariff hikes. Read More

  3. SpaceX Starship Explodes Again, But Musk Pushes On 🚀
    Starship’s third failed test flight this year saw the rocket explode mid-reentry. Still, SpaceX plans to launch every 3–4 weeks after receiving FAA approval for higher cadence. Read More

💹Earnings:

  1. Okta Beats Q1 Estimates 🛡️
    EPS of $0.86 and $688M in revenue beat forecasts, but flat guidance amid macro uncertainty spooked investors. Net income swung to $62M from last year’s loss. Read More

  2. Intuit Raises Full-Year Outlook After Strong Q3 📊
    EPS surged to $11.65 with $7.8B in revenue both beating estimates. The firm now expects up to $18.76B in full-year revenue, reflecting tax season momentum. Read More

  3. AutoZone Misses EPS but Sales Shine as Consumers Fix Over Buy 🔧
    EPS of $35.36 missed slightly, but $4.46B in revenue and 3.2% same-store sales growth outperformed. Gross margin slipped 77 bps due to cost pressures. Read More

🔍 Deep Dive: Why Tiny Stocks Can Deliver Big Gains – The Small Cap & Nano Cap Advantage Explained

What Are Nano Cap Companies?
Small and nano cap stocks are companies with market capitalizations under $2 billion and $50 million, respectively. Historically, they have outperformed large cap stocks, with small caps delivering higher long-term returns due to greater growth potential and market inefficiencies. From 1900–2018, U.S. small caps returned 12.2% annually vs. 9.9% for large caps. Micro and nano caps have shown even higher returns over decades but come with increased volatility and risk.

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