Money & Markets Daily: The 5 Dear Reader,
It’s time to get on the fast track to stock profits — with the five things you need to make money this week … in just five minutes.
Let’s get started! A $20 Billion Bet on the U.S. A South Korean company plans to announce a multibillion-dollar investment in the U.S.
Reports indicate automaker Hyundai will unveil a $20 billion investment, including a $5 billion steel plant in Louisiana, this week.
The plant will employ around 1,500 people and produce steel that Hyundai will use to build vehicles at its two U.S. locations – in Alabama and Georgia.
The announcement comes ahead of an April 2 tariff deadline set by the Trump Administration and will lead to onshoring Hyundai’s U.S. automobile production.
The U.S. targeted South Korea for tariffs due to the trade deficit between the two countries.
Another component of the announcement is the building of a third auto plant in Georgia, as Hyundai continues to compete for electric vehicle market share with Tesla Inc. (TSLA).
Other Asian companies that have made onshoring announcements to combat potential tariffs are Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) and Japan’s Softbank. Our Moneyball Economist Is Watching the Fed If you haven’t had a chance to check out Andrew Zatlin’s latest issue of Moneyball Economics, I encourage you to follow this link and catch up now.
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But Ian King ahs identified three lesser-known cryptos on the cusp of soaring 20X or more in the next 12 months. 
Click here to watch. | Yields Up, Prices Down On Tariff Concerns U.S. Treasurys fell Monday as investors considered the possibility that the Trump Administration's upcoming tariffs will be narrower in scope than initially planned.
The yield on the 10-year note jumped four basis points to 4.29%.  As yields go up, prices of those bonds traditionally go down.
Recent price and yield action comes ahead of Trump’s April 2 deadline for reciprocal tariffs. Wall Street expects that those tariffs will be narrower in scope than expected.
Since the start of the year, Treasurys have retreated from a high of about 4.8%. However, the scope and impact of future tariffs continue to stir uncertainty in the market. What to Watch This Week The economy is in full focus as we try to assess how healthy the U.S. really is.
On Friday, watch for February's Personal Consumption Expenditures Index to come out. This is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation, which means it should carry more weight as the central bank considers cutting interest rates again. During last week’s FOMC meeting, Fed Chair Powell suggested the central bank will cut rates two more times in 2025.
It’s a quiet week for earnings, but some popular companies should provide some key insights on consumer confidence right now: - Video game retailer and popular meme stock GameStop (GME) will report on Tuesday after the closing bell.
- Dollar Tree Inc. (DLTR), the popular discount retailer, reports before the market opens on Wednesday.
- Lululemon Athletica Inc. (LULU), the athleisure clothing brand, reports quarterly numbers after the closing bell on Thursday.
Consumers are in the spotlight right now, and this should be a good week to learn more about how they’re feeling. | 
Elon Musk is set to roll out what could be the most disruptive technology of our lifetime.
A breakthrough AI project that has the potential to turn Elon into the world’s first trillionaire…
While trapping everyday Americans in an economic death spiral…
As things stand, most Americans are completely unprepared for what's coming…
That's why one ex-Wall Street insider has taken it upon himself to help everyday Americans prepare.
He’s identified a potential "backdoor" investment in this “project” that could help you land on the right side of this economic divide.
Full details here. | If You Could Only Own One Mag 7 Stock… Let’s have some fun with our poll this week.
The Magnificent Seven has driven financial headlines for more than two years now as the group of Big Tech stocks carried the broader market into an incredible bull run.
But now, investors are wary of the so-called “Mag 7,” and they’re selling shares to secure profits and find other opportunities. Over the last month, the seven stocks have lost anywhere from -2.7% for Microsoft Corp (MSFT) to a massive -21% for Tesla Inc. (TSLA).
So we want to know: If you could only buy and hold one Magnificent Seven stock in your portfolio, which one would it be?
Click here to vote in our poll now.  Until next time…
Safe trading, 
Matt Clark, CMSA®
Chief Research Analyst, Money & Markets Daily
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