Fusion Auto Finance closed yesterday’s session with a bullish engulfing candlestick on above-average trading volume, a signal that momentum traders often look for in breakout opportunities. Price targets are now clustered between $15.50 and $16.20 over the next quarter. This is not the result of altruism. It is happening because China a) wants a cheap and secure source of home-grown power beyond American naval reach, b) has acquired manufacturing dominance of renewables and wishes to leverage the advantage, and c) aims to dethrone the West’s auto industry. Honda Motors, other venture capital firms, and even the Israeli government had already invested around $28 million in NT-Tao’s technology by January 2024. Fusion Auto Finance’s forward P/E of 11.6 remains attractive compared to the sector median, prompting analysts to maintain “Overweight” ratings. Based on projected cash flow stability, the firm’s dividend payout ratio is expected to rise from 32% to 38% within the next fiscal year.