(Bloomberg) -- Ray Dalio used the latest installment of his ongoing series on the changing world order to identify clear red lines that, if crossed, could result in a deadly war between China and the U.S., but the real enemy in the conflict may lie within.“Our greatest war is with ourselves because we have the most control over how strong or weak we are,” the billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates wrote in the essay published on LinkedIn. Excessive bearish volumes against the stock could squeeze them out further. My colleague Bret Kenwell shares my thoughts on investing in the electric vehicle (EV) carmaker. “The internal wars and challenges in both China and the US are more important and bigger than external wars and challenges.”While Dalio doesn’t think the current trade war has been “taken very far,” any attempt by China to restrict American access to rare earth elements, or by the U.S. to restrict China’s access to semiconductors from Taiwan or crude oil, for example, could signal that the current conflict was about to get a lot worse.Culture, meanwhile, may be the one frontier where the two countries should try and make some inroads.“The main challenge the Chinese and Americans have with each other arises from some of them failing to understand and empathize with the other’s values and ways of doing things, and not allowing each other to do what they think is best,” Dalio wrote in the 17,000-word essay that also pondered the future of the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currency. The company then evaluated STI-1499 on multiple strains. It's no secret that AI stocks are among the hottest plays on Wall Street now, but there's an AI play that investors are overlooking. It is very important to do your own analysis before making any investment. The more drugs the company has against a wide variety of diseases and infections, the more diverse its business gets. Nikola Is Likely to Have Leading TechnologyOn the technology front, Nikola has worked closely with Bosch, a top developer of truck components and technologies. The 7 Best Stocks to Buy for the Fourth Quarter. Click to EnlargeSource: Mark R. Hake, CFA By early December it is likely to announce a dividend increase, if its past history is a good guide. Overall, our deferral and repayment assumptions are in line with the other lessors in our coverage. If it can't, then you may have to start reconsidering holding a long-term position.But no matter what you do, look at Nio for the news it's generating, not what its competitors may do three years from now.On the date of publication Chris Markoch did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. Close to 80% of the companies come from North America, followed by Europe (13.3%).ACT's top ten holdings comprise around 60% of total net assets, which stand close to $10 million. But what if you could achieve the perfect credit score? More From InvestorPlace * Why Everyone Is Investing in 5G All WRONG * America's 1 Stock Picker Reveals His Next 1,000% Winner * Revolutionary Tech Behind 5G Rollout Is Being Pioneered By This 1 Company * Radical New Battery Could Dismantle Oil Markets The post Have a Little Patience Before Jumping in on Nikola Stock appeared first on InvestorPlace. To help ketchup lovers in self-isolation, Heinz is giving away 57 Ketchup Puzzles in 17 countries around the world and 57 Canadians will have the chance to win one. The company known for its ketchup is now selling a 570-piece “ridiculously slow” puzzle, and each piece is the same shade of red. Both GM and Ford are struggling for batteries in limited production. It’s not commonly known, but most airlines don’t actually own their aircraft; for a variety of reasons, they lease them. 1 government loan lender.The crazy thing is, the stock is up 83% in the past year but it only has a $4 billion market cap and a P/E below 5x. The company has intentions to start selling vehicles in Europe, perhaps as early as the second half of 2021. Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT), Raytheon Technologies (NYSE:RTX) and Boeing (NYSE:BA) are the top three holdings for ITA. (To watch Meakim’s track record, click here)Similarly, the rest of the Street is getting onboard. Despite falling from $500 per share to less than $400 today, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) remains a very expensive name to own. All they have to do is head over to @Heinz_ca on Instagram and comment on the post here sharing who you wish you could finish the puzzle with for your chance to win 1 of 57 puzzles. One Analyst Thinks Yes, at $10 a Share. This might be the slowest puzzle on earth. In fact, prior to receiving some timely funds from the Chinese government, Nio was charging headlong into bankruptcy.Source: Carrie Fereday / Shutterstock.com That's why, when I wrote about the company a month ago, I said that it was now going to be judged by a different standard.