Alibaba

How do you approach $BABAstock , do you see it as an investment or a speculation?

For me, a fine company and if I had to choose from China, it would be$BABA. However, I don't have any Chinese stocks in my portfolio and I don't...
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🗓️Následující week in the world of investment: key news and events!

This week I'll be watching mainly macroeconomic data from the US. 📊 Of course there will be a few companies worth watching!
Here's an overview of what's to come:

🚬On Monday, I'll be watching British American Tobacco's earnings before the markets open $BTI.

💬 On Tuesday, we'll have data on PPI inflation in theUS...
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Have you seen 5.4% growth in $BABA? This growth also led to a 2% increase in the Hang Seng Index, which reached a monthly high, as well as$BABA itself .

Are you investing in this company?

I see that $BABA stock is down over 20% in the last year and even though it is a Chinese company I am considering buying it. However, this stock is not that important to me and I would buy shares down to below $72.

Do you have $BABA stock in your portfolio and at what price are you overbought?

How do you see Alibaba $BABA nowadays? I like the company a lot, but there is still one big negative and that is the Chinese market. That is the main issue that is keeping me from buying this company.

How do you see it? Can the company look back to its highs and make sense at today's prices?

Today, Alibaba Group reported its results, which beat expectations. I don't like the politics in China and I don't know if I want to invest in Chinese stocks at the moment. However, if the share price drops to $85 or lower, I would probably think about buying.

Do you have $BABA stock in your portfolio and how do you view Chinese stocks?

How do you see it in the next week? Whose results will you be interested in? For me, the obvious ones are $PLTR, $DIS, $PARA, $LLY and $BABA.

Guys, what about you and $BABA? Are you holding, are you shopping at these prices? We haven't talked about it here on Bulios in a while. Yes, it's China, which even for me is a pretty big hurdle, for some it's enough of a risk that they avoid that market altogether. Valuation-wise it might not be a bad buy though, what are your views?

Could someone explain one thing to me?

Shares of Alibaba Group and Tencent in Hong Kong strengthened on Monday following the $984 million fine against Ant Group, founded by Jack Ma (Alibaba $BABA). This could signal the end of regulatory crackdowns against the country's tech sector.

Is anyone following China more actively? On Friday I bought my first position in $BABA.

This week I am most likely going to buy $KWEB. For those who don't know, it's an ETF that's 50% Chinese tech companies, 25% retail,... (The largest share is made up of companies like Tencent, Alibaba, JD.com). In general Chinese stocks have been experiencing a longer term downturn, which...
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INVESTMENT COMPANY BERNSTEIN DOWNGRADES ALPHABET AND ALIBABA

Bernstein says it's time to move to the sidelines as competition grows.

The firm on Monday downgraded the tech giant to Market Perform from Outperform with a target price of $125 per share - representing or roughly 6% growth over the next year.

Hmm, would I reconsider my stance on Chinese Alibaba $BABA?

Alibaba's CEO announced today that he is currently focusing on expanding the business in Europe. The words were even used as a top priority in connection with Europe.

China's central bank cut its short-term interest rate for the first time in 10 months on Tuesday to restore market confidence and support a slowing economic recovery in the world's second-largest economy after the pandemic.

Hi investors, have a great day.

Lately, we've been discussing $NIO stock, its development, the company's evolution, new cars, and the politics that interfere with that.

I would like to buy some Chinese stocks like $NIO or $BABA.

Alibaba $BABA has cash that makes up 52% of its market capitalization. Net cash makes up 32% of its market capitalization. That doesn't sound like a totally bad deal to me 🤔