As the holiday season approaches, FedEx is typically a bellwether for the economy and its weakness of late has some believing it is forecasting a slowdown as they navigate the tariffs. But as more companies take on delivery challenges around protecting their online presence, FedEx is poised to bounce as consumers steadily move more of their purchases online despite increasing prices, people still want their packages.

Arguably the driving push behind the force known as Alibaba, the visionary Jack Ma has made moves to return to his pursuit of education at what is viewed as an inconvenient time. This transition is aligning with China’s efforts to counteract the trade war with the United States but is an opportunity for investors with a middle class that has an insatiable appetite for the Amazon of China.

While many believe Apple to be the first trillion dollar company, it was in fact PetroChina that claims this right after a successful debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Nov. 5 in the same year; 2007. But as fate would have it, they couldn’t hold on to the title and subsequently lost $260 Billion, as is often a hallmark of investor euphoria. Could Apple be in alignment with tech’s recent rise?