Trump’s China Trip: Stocks That Are Like, “Yay, More Money!”

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So, President Donald Trump went to Beijing for three whole days and hung out with Xi Jinping. They talked about planes, soybeans, and lowering tariffs on like, $30 billion worth of stuff. Wall Street was like, “Oh, this changes everything!” and started eyeballing stocks that are basically like, “Thanks, Obama-I mean, Trump!”

BeInCrypto analysts (who are basically stock whisperers) picked three stocks that are about to have a moment, spanning aerospace, agriculture, and semiconductors. Spoiler alert: they’re not just sitting around eating Cheetos.

Boeing (NYSE: BA)

Boeing is like the prom queen of this deal. They got a 200-aircraft order during the summit, which is basically China saying, “Sorry for ghosting you during the 2025 trade war.” CEO Kelly Ortberg even tagged along with Trump, probably to make sure China didn’t try to pull a fast one.

China will purchase 200 Boeing aircraft in accordance with commercial principles to support its air transport development needs, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
Meanwhile, the United States will guarantee China a sufficient supply of engines and spare parts as part of the…

– Invest in China (@investing_china) May 20, 2026

Oh, and tariffs? They’re getting a haircut. This is huge for Boeing, which has been dealing with China drama for over a year. But the stock dropped 3.8% on May 15 because Wall Street was like, “We wanted 500 jets, not 200!” Drama queens, am I right?

Boeing $BA may be close to sealing a deal with China for up to 500 jets. U.S. lawmakers raised the topic during meetings in Beijing, and Ambassador David Purdue said negotiations are in their “last days or weeks,” which would mark Boeing’s first big China sale in years.

– Wall St Engine (@wallstengine) September 23, 2025

But here’s the kicker: the dip was on rising volume, which means buyers were like, “Yeah, we’ll take it.” Weak hands got shaken out, but the smart money was like, “This is my jam.”

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The stock bounced back to $222 on May 21 with 7.71 million shares trading hands. Basically, the market is like, “We’re buying this, not selling it.” Mic drop.

Boeing’s chart looks like it’s in a rising channel, which is basically a fancy way of saying it’s going up. If it closes above $227, it’s headed to $241, which is a 9% move. Extended targets are $258 and $270. But if it breaks below $213, it’s like, “Uh-oh, $201 and $187 are calling.”

Archer-Daniels-Midland (NYSE: ADM)

ADM is like the soybean king, and Trump’s deal means China is buying $17 billion worth of U.S. agricultural products every year. That’s a lot of tofu, folks.

China will buy ‘at least’ $17bn worth of agricultural goods from the US annually following President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s summit in Beijing, the White House has said

– Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 18, 2026

ADM shares popped 7.2% on the news, which is their biggest one-day gain in six years. The chart looks like a bullish flag pattern, which is basically a “buy” signal in stock lingo.

The stock rallied 25.9% from mid-April to $83 on May 13, the day before Trump landed in Beijing. Then it pulled back into a tight descending channel between $83 and $77. That’s the flag part. Now that soybean exports are back, it’s like the macro tailwind is blowing in ADM’s favor.

The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is at 0.16, which means institutions are buying. But there’s a tiny warning: the CMF made a lower high on May 13 compared to February 27. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s like a tiny red flag waving in the wind.

If ADM closes above $81, it’s targeting $102. That’s a 25.9% move, which would finally break the $100 mark. But if it drops below $77, it’s like, “Uh-oh, $74 is next.” And if it breaks $74, the flag pattern is toast.

Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM)

Qualcomm is the China revenue stabilization play. CEO Cristiano Amon went to Beijing with Trump, probably to make sure China doesn’t forget they get 46% of Qualcomm’s revenue.

24 hours ago I told you this meeting was bigger than most realized.

Here’s the list they just confirmed.

Jane Fraser. Tim Cook. Elon Musk. Brian Sikes. Larry Fink. Kelly Ortberg. Ryan McInerney. Chuck Robbins. Sanjay Mehrotra. Cristiano Amon. Michael Miebach. David Solomon.…

– Iso Ledger (@JamesDula82) May 13, 2026

No specific deal for Qualcomm, but the tariff reduction framework is like a warm hug for their earnings. Qualcomm already said China handset demand is stabilizing, which is why their Q2 FY26 revenue beat expectations.

The stock rallied 15% on April 30 after earnings and kept going up to $247 on May 11. Then it pulled back, but the China stabilization thesis is still intact. The CMF crossed above zero on May 19, which is a good sign.

But there are risks. Apple is making their own modems, and China is investigating Qualcomm’s Autotalks acquisition. If the stock closes above $248, it’s targeting $262, a 23% move. Extended targets are $281 and $306. But if it drops below $191, it’s like, “Uh-oh, $164 is next.”

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2026-05-21 14:06