Looking Ahead to Recovery From Coronavirus
By Big Data Federation, Inc.

Beyond COVID-19
This is not yet another doom and gloom or hand waving analysis of the Coronavirus. Instead, we are going to look for opportunities as we emerge from the big scare.
It all started in China and has since loomed large across many countries. Lately, China is reporting fewer new Coronavirus cases every day. Whether we believe these numbers or not, there’s little doubt the Chinese authorities are looking to manage the fallout of the disease. Given the Chinese economy is heavily dependent on manufacturing, there is tremendous pressure to revamp the manufacturing base sooner rather than later.
Assuming China’s manufacturing will begin to slowly come back online in the near future, we have investigated which companies would benefit most. We asked our machines to find companies listed on US exchanges with over 20% exposure to a Chinese supply chain and/or end market. We double-clicked on companies whose stocks are in deep correction territory (i.e. down over 10% from recent highs). Out of ~4,000 publicly traded companies, 96 stocks were identified in deep correction territory which have at least 20% exposure to China. Our algorithms sorted this list based on our machine-generated 12-month forward-looking fundamentals predictions (assumes demand is mostly deferred, not eliminated due to the Coronavirus).
Below we list the top 20 companies that may be poised for big returns when the situation in China begins to normalize. Fundamentals of these companies will improve at different rates depending on the exposure and the industry.
| Ticker | Company name | Industry | Market cap ($MM) | China exposure | Change from 52-week high |
| AMD | Advanced Micro Devices | Semiconductors | 56,834 | 25% | -26% |
| POWI | Power Integrations | Semiconductors | 2,532 | 55% | -24% |
| CRUS | Cirrus Logic | Semiconductors | 4,022 | 78% | -27% |
| IMAX | IMAX Corp. | Movies/Entertainment | 922 | 29% | -43% |
| STAA | STAAR Surgical Co. | Medical Specialties | 1,339 | 42% | -35% |
| NVDA | NVIDIA Corp. | Semiconductors | 162,817 | 24% | -22% |
| ZNH | China Southern Airlines | Airline | 9,588 | 78% | -48% |
| PI | Impinj | Electronic Production Equipment | 513 | 47% | -46% |
| FLEX | Flex Ltd. | Electronic Components | 5,388 | 25% | -32% |
| ATHM | Autohome | Internet Software/Services | 8,655 | 97% | -39% |
| AVY | Avery Dennison | Containers/Packaging | 10,064 | 25% | -17% |
| INTC | Intel | Semiconductors | 238,528 | 27% | -26% |
| OLED | Universal Display Corp. | Electronic Components | 7,354 | 32% | -35% |
| TPIC | TPI Composites | Electrical Products | 758 | 27% | -43% |
| MOMO | Momo | Information Technology Services | 5,877 | 100% | -33% |
| MPWR | Monolithic Power Systems | Semiconductors | 7,407 | 59% | -22% |
| OXFD | Oxford Immunotec Global | Medical Specialties | 343 | 27% | -34% |
| AMAT | Applied Materials | Semiconductors Equipment | 53,096 | 28% | -23% |
Source: Big Data Federation, Inc.
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