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Enovix Corp is engaged in designing, developing, manufacturing, and commercializing Lithium-ion, or Li-ion, battery cells. It uses BreakFlow and Encapsulation technologies to manufacture high capacity and resilient batteries. The company's product portfolio comprises power disc batteries, flexible lithium-ion polymer batteries, superior lithium-ion polymer batteries, active silicon lithium-ion cells, and others. Geographically, the company generates maximum revenue from its customers in South Korea, followed by Switzerland, Norway, the United States, Taiwan, and other regions.

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Every market crash feels like a crisis, but what if it's your greatest wealth-building opportunity? History has proven it repeatedly, yet fear keeps many investors from seizing the moment. The opportunity lies not in predicting crashes but in courageously navigating the storm.
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Historical perspective: Resilience wins</h3>
History makes one thing clear: you shouldn't go rogue, but you should remain resilient. The following chart shows the market's trajectory over the past 120 years.
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The vertical gray lines represent recessionary periods, with the three most recent being the dot-com bust (2001), the financial crisis meltdown (2008), and the COVID-19 pandemic (2020).
Take note: through all the economic setbacks, wars, and dozens of recessions, the market's trend line over the 120 years is upward. If you believe, as I do, that America's economy and the global markets will continue upward over the long term, then in the short term, stay the course.
Imagine flipping a coin where three out of four times, you win. That's how often the stock market has delivered positive annual returns over the past 45 years. During downturns, many ask, "Will the market recover? (Spoiler: It always has.) The better question to ask yourself is: "Will I still be in the game as the market rebounds?"
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Market volatility reality check</h3>
But know this: it won't be a smooth ride. Over those 45 years, the market had an intra-year average decline of 14.1%. This means that even in the 34 calendar years with positive returns, significant declines occurred at some point during the year.
Think back to 2020. As the COVID-19 pandemic triggered a shocking 34% market free-fall in just weeks, fear and uncertainty dominated investor sentiment. Yet those who remained disciplined and stayed invested not only weathered the storm but also enjoyed the subsequent surge, with the market closing up 16% for the year.
In stark contrast, those who panicked and sold near the bottom locked in their losses, missing one of the most remarkable market rebounds in modern history.
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The odds are on your side for being invested over the long term with a healthy dose of stocks. Short-term volatility, however, makes timing the market a loser's game. Stick to your long-term plan. Stay the course.
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">The Entrepreneur&#8217;s mindset: Opportunity in uncertainty</h3>
Market downturns don't just create challenges, they forge legends. History proves that when the economy stumbles, innovation surges. Some of the world's most successful companies weren't just built during crises; they were born because of them.
While most people saw chaos, these visionaries saw opportunity. They understood that innovation doesn't stop in downturns, it accelerates:
<ul>
<li>1893 – General Electric: While the Panic of 1893 crushed businesses nationwide, Thomas Edison's relentless drive led to the formation of GE. More than a century later, his vision still powers the world.</li>
</ul>
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<li>1908 – General Motors: While the Panic of 1907 triggered a 50% stock market decline, William Durant saw an opening and created GM, redefining the automobile industry.</li>
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<li>1929 – Walt Disney Productions: Just as the Great Depression began, two brothers introduced the world to Mickey Mouse. From hardship, an entertainment empire was born.</li>
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<li>1971 – Federal Express: As a recession ended and businesses doubted the reliability of overnight delivery, Fred Smith pressed forward, launching FedEx and reshaping global logistics.</li>
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<li>1975 – Microsoft: With the stock market still reeling from a bear market and an oil crisis, two young programmers bet on the future of personal computing. Today, the company is worth trillions.</li>
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<li>2008 – The Great Recession's Entrepreneurs: While Wall Street crumbled, the seeds of innovation were planted. Uber, Venmo, Square, and Instagram all emerged, transforming the way we live and transact.</li>
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<li>2020 – A Pandemic and a Startup Boom: The fastest market decline in decades sent shockwaves through the world but entrepreneurs stepped forward, launching businesses at record levels. Some of today's most promising companies were born or reinvented in the uncertainty of a global crisis. One standout is Wiz, a cybersecurity startup founded in 2020, which just made history by securing a remarkable $32 billion acquisition by Google.</li>
</ul>
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">From fear to fortune: A simple framework</h3>
Market downturns test your resolve, but <a href="https://cosmodestefano.substack.com/p/10-habits-for-a-richer-happier-life">a disciplined approach</a> turns uncertainty into opportunity:
<ul>
<li>Plan: Define your long-term strategy based on your goals, risk tolerance, and timeline.</li>
<li>Course-Correct: Adjust as needed—not out of fear, but in response to life changes and financial milestones.</li>
<li>Repeat: Keep investing, trust the process, and let compounding do its work in up and down markets.</li>
</ul>
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Look fear in the face</h3>
Down markets don't ask if you're ready; they test your mettle. Those who stay invested aren't just survivors; they're the biggest winners. You just won't recognize that fact until after the market rebounds.
<a href="https://cosmodestefano.substack.com/p/winning-the-long-game-investing-requires">Patience and discipline</a> are key virtues when it comes to long-term investing. And like the entrepreneurs that came before us, you also must learn to look fear in the face and not flinch.
Every bear market plants the seeds of the next bull market. But only those who stay invested will reap the rewards.
<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Sideline spectator or wealth creator?</h3>
Market downturns don't just destroy wealth, they create it. Long-term investors who maintain discipline during turbulent times consistently outperform those who panic and sell.
Compounding portfolio growth rewards patience. The market rewards courage, not capitulation.
As inevitable market downturns unfold, will fear keep you on the sidelines, or are you ready to seize the opportunity?
As always, invest often and wisely. Thank you for reading.
My book, <a href="https://geni.us/wealthyourwaypb" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Wealth Your Way&nbsp;is available on Amazon</a>, and consider subscribing to <a href="https://cosmodestefano.substack.com/">my free newsletter</a>.
The content is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be construed as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. It is merely my own random thoughts.
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Sigma Lithium Corporation (NASDAQ:<a class="ticker" href="https://www.benzinga.com/stock/SGML#NASDAQ">SGML</a>) reported fourth-quarter revenue of C$67.206 million, missing the consensus of C$73.025 million. 
In USD, total revenues of $47.3 million for the quarter <a href="https://www.benzinga.com//node/44556236">rose 127% sequentially.</a> EPS loss was $0.08 for the quarter.
After upgrading the Greentech Plant with a new ultrafine circuit, the company became more efficient and boosted production by 28% in the quarter, reaching 77,034 tonnes. Sigma Lithium sold 73,900 tonnes of its Quintuple Zero Green Lithium concentrate.
By&nbsp;December 31, 2024, short-term debt increased to&nbsp;$60.3 million, with total debt reaching&nbsp;$173.6 million.
In the quarter, the company significantly reduced costs through improved efficiency and scale, lowering CIF China cash operating costs by 17% to $427 per tonne and reporting all-in sustaining costs (AISC) of $592 per tonne.
Sigma Lithium reported a cash gross margin of 42% and an Adjusted EBITDA of $12.3 million, with a 26% EBITDA margin, highlighting strong profitability and operational efficiency.
&#8220;We are undergoing a transformational period as we accelerate our growth to become one of the world's leading integrated industrial-mineral lithium oxide producers. As we increase production volume, we see opportunities to further monetize economies of scale," commented Ana Cabral, Co-Chairperson and CEO.
Cabral added, &#8220;We are simultaneously constructing our second Greentech Industrial Plant to double our production capacity in 2025, while entering the planning stages for a third Greentech production line. This expansion, coupled with our disciplined approach to capital deployment and industry-leading low capex intensity, positions Sigma Lithium for sustainable long-term growth.&#8221;
Outlook: For 2025, SGML expects to maintain CIF China cash operating costs at $500/t and AISC at $660/t, reflecting a conservative outlook based on 2024 performance.
The company expects to produce at least 270,000 tonnes of its Quintuple Zero Lithium Concentrate in 2025, averaging around 67,500 tonnes per quarter.
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The company reported its revenue fell by 28% last year, led by a nearly 50% drop for its core hydrogen fuel cells
<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Key Takeaways:</h4>
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<li>Shanghai Refire's revenue fell last year, reflecting volatile conditions as China's hydrogen energy sector remains in its early stages of development</li>
<li>The hydrogen fuel cell maker's stock has risen nearly 30% since its IPO and now trades at a high valuation multiple, mostly fueled by strong government support</li>
</ul>
When it comes to new energy, there's something about being in China that seems to charge up a company's stock price. Hydrogen fuel cell maker&nbsp;Shanghai Refire Group Ltd.&nbsp;(2570.HK) nicely illustrates this principle, with a stock that trades at a lofty price-to-sales (P/S) multiple of 19 despite reporting slumping revenue in its&nbsp;<a href="https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2025/0328/2025032804100.pdf">latest financial report</a>&nbsp;released last Friday.
It's no secret that China provides huge state support to new energy companies, aiming to take the global lead in sectors like solar and wind energy, new energy vehicles and battery technology that are likely to soon replace traditional gas-powered vehicles and coal-fired power. Hydrogen falls into that category, as it can be used to power vehicles and is also showing some potential for electricity generation.
But the power source has traveled a bumpy road in the West, largely because the type of hydrogen required to power such systems is far more expensive than the costs associated with more traditional power sources. Despite those challenges, China has determined the technology is worth pursuing and is throwing its support behind it, both in the form of government incentives and also support from major state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
In a major development on that front, Refire said that last November hydrogen was officially recognized as an energy source under the Energy Law of the People's Republic of China, giving it equal status alongside such traditional giants as oil, coal, natural gas and nuclear. "This decision clarified hydrogen's strategic role within the national energy system and its importance for green development," it said.
While such a development bodes well for the future, it doesn't really guarantee that hydrogen will ever become commercially viable. But that hasn't deterred China, which still pursues some experimental technologies largely abandoned by the West as dead-ends. At the same time, Refire acknowledges that China's strong state support won't last forever, and partly blames its slumping revenue on "a significant transition from being policy-driven to market-driven growth" for the sector in 2024.
The net result of all those factors is that investors are still quite bullish on China's hydrogen sector, even as it still quite clearly requires major government support. Refire's shares dipped 3% in early Monday trade after it announced its latest results but are still up about 25% from their IPO price last December.
Hydrogen transport and refueling equipment maker&nbsp;Guofu&nbsp;(2582.HK) is up by an even larger 68% since its Hong Kong trading debut last November, and trades at a similar P/S ratio of 20. By comparison, Canadian hydrogen cell stalwart&nbsp;Ballard Power&nbsp;(BLDP.US) trades at a far lower P/S of 4.9, and Canadian peer&nbsp;Westport Fuel Systems&nbsp;(WPRT.TO) trades at just 0.21.
All of this bring us back to our original thesis, which is that being in China is definitely a major booster for the stock of any company from the hydrogen power sector. That should bode well for hydrogen truck maker&nbsp;Scage&nbsp;(SCAG.US), whose stalled U.S. listing using a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) appears to finally be&nbsp;<a href="https://thebambooworks.com/chinas-hydrogen-drive-powers-up-spac-listing-by-scage/">nearing the finish line</a>&nbsp;after many delays.
<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Growing pains</h4>
While policy support is nice, it's even nicer to have a fast-growing business – something Refire currently lacks. That said, there are still some encouraging signs in the company's latest report, most notably a diversification in its business both in terms of its customer base and also its domestic versus international sales.
We find it slightly amusing that Refire says in the report that "Throughout 2024, we achieved steady growth," since evidence of such growth is scant. The company's revenue fell 28% during the year to 649 million yuan ($89 million) from 895 million yuan in 2023. Refire blamed the decline on the fact that the industry is still in its early stages, and also on fluctuations in demand from some of its customers.
Most worrisome, sales of the company's core hydrogen fuel cells dropped by nearly half, generating 331 million yuan, or about half of all revenue, from 637 million yuan in 2023, when they made up 71% of the total. That kind of decline for your core product never looks too encouraging, and appears mostly related to a big drop in orders from one of Refire's largest customers.
On the more encouraging side, the company's revenue from hydrogen cell components rose 7% year-on-year to 236 million yuan in 2024, growing to 36% of revenue from just 7% a year earlier. The company's other major segment, fuel cell engineering and technical services, also more than doubled year-on-year to 63 million yuan, making up 10% of revenue, versus 2.6% a year earlier.
That kind of revenue diversification looks positive overall, even if it comes at the expense of the big drop for the company's core product. In a similar diversification, Refire reported that its top three customers supplied about half of its revenue last year, each providing more than 10% of the total. While such customer concentration is normally not great, in this case it looks like an improvement from 2023 when just one of those three customers provided more than 10% of the total. And that customer provided 30% of total revenue that year, though it significantly slashed its buying last year and provided just 17%.
Refire is also becoming geographically more diverse, though its revenue remains overwhelmingly from China. The company derived 9% of its revenue from overseas last year, up from just 3% in 2023.
Refire's gross margin deteriorated somewhat last year, dropping to 17.2% from 20.1% in 2023. But such fluctuations are quite common in this kind of developing industry, especially when your revenue declines. On its bottom line, the company's net loss widened to 737 million yuan from 529 million yuan a year earlier, though the adjusted figure improved after excluding costs related to share-based compensation and listing expenses.
Despite such a mixed report, investors are still quite fired up about Refire and its other hydrogen-related Chinese peers. But such enthusiasm is almost completely fueled by government support, and the shares could quickly run out of juice if the company doesn't find a way to return to revenue growth and show a path to eventual profitability.

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In addition, the firm order growth was driven by U.S. SMEs switching to digital sourcing, buying goods directly from suppliers rather than intermediaries.
Alibaba stock has surged 81% in the last 12 months. 
Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities has called Alibaba the &#8220;best way to play China tech,&#8221; citing its strong positioning in AI and cloud. Chelsey Tam of Morningstar emphasized that Beijing&#8217;s renewed support for private enterprises like Alibaba signals a favorable policy environment.
Price Action:&nbsp;BABA stock is down 1.46% at $130.50 premarket at last check Monday.
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