$GRANITESHARES 2X LONG BABA DAILY ETF(BABX)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ $3X BABA(BAB3.UK)$🇨🇳🔥🌐⚒️ Alibaba’s Algorithmic Dominion Expands, $BABX as My Conduit into a Predictive Matrix ⚒️🌐 Tiger Traders, on 18 March 2025 (NZ time), I’ve anchored into $BABX, the 2x Long BABA ETF, at $34.91, now up 0.76%, as Alibaba ($BABA) commands $147.78, a 66% YTD titan outmuscling OKTA, TEM, SMCI, and PDD. This isn’t a transient blip, it’s a coded reconfiguration of market geometry, beckoning a trader’s precision scalpel. 📈 The Structural Lattice $BABA has obliterated 52 week highs, propelled by StockConnect’s record inflows and China’s consumption renaissance. Its new AI model, rivallin

Last Week's RecapThe US Market - stocks sink into correctionWall Street endured a brutal week, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both slipping into correction territory, while the Dow dropped more than 3%—marking its worst week since March 2023. Even Friday’s rally wasn’t enough to offset the damage.Monday’s selloff was particularly severe. The Nasdaq plunged 4% in its worst session since September 2022, while the S&P 500 fell below its critical 200-day moving average. Meanwhile, the small-cap Russell 2000 edged closer to bear market territory, now nearly 20% off its highs.February’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in slightly cooler than expected. Both headline and core CPI rose 0.2% month-over-month, coming in just below Wall Street forecasts. On an annual basis, headline inflation sto

As I sit here on February 21, 2025, reflecting on Alibaba Group Holding Limited’s ( $Alibaba(BABA)$ ) latest earnings report and the jaw-dropping around 9% surge in BABA stock during the regular trading session on February 20—peaking at over 14% earlier—I’m both exhilarated and cautious. The buzz on social media is electric, with posts like “Alibaba Beats & Soars 15%! Time to Revalue and Load Up Now?” dominating timelines after the company reported Q3 2025 fiscal year revenue of 280.15 billion yuan ($38.4 billion), up from 260.35 billion yuan last year. Net income soared to 48.945 billion yuan ($6.72 billion), crushing expectations of 40.6 billion yuan. Is this the catalyst for a revaluation that propels Alibaba to new highs, or are we riding

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $GRANITESHARES 2X LONG BABA DAILY ETF(BABX)$ 🇨🇳 I’ve Spotted $BABA’s Breakout, 97M Shares, $176 Target! 🎯🔥🚀 Picture this, while most traders were distracted by noise, I uncovered a freight train of momentum barreling through Alibaba’s stock! 🌏 Mainland Chinese investors have poured into $BABA via StockConnect, scooping up a net 97 million shares last week, driving their ownership of Hong Kong traded shares (9988) to a record 7.76% by 14Mar24, 🇳🇿NZ Time. That’s a bolder stake than Yum China’s 4.30%, but far from Shenzhen Hepalink’s 43.80%, yet with Alibaba’s colossal $335.2B market cap, this move is a megaphone of mainland conviction. This could be the vote of confidence traders need t

When considering which company—Alibaba or Baidu—would gain more from a partnership with Apple, the key lies in evaluating how well each firm’s core strengths and business models align with Apple’s ecosystem and strategic priorities. Here’s a detailed breakdown: 1. Core Business and Strategic Alignment Alibaba: • Diverse Ecosystem: Alibaba isn’t just an e-commerce giant—it also leads in cloud computing (Alibaba Cloud), digital payments (Alipay), and even logistics. This diversified portfolio means Alibaba can offer a broad range of services that could seamlessly integrate into Apple’s premium ecosystem. • Consumer-Focused Services: A partnership could, for instance, embed Alibaba’s shopping or payment services directly into Apple devices or apps, enhancing user convenience and potentially o

Just now, Alibaba has released its fiscal Q3 report for FY2025, covering the fourth quarter of last year. The results have beaten analyst expectations across the board.Alibaba’s stock shot up 10% before the U.S. market opened, and Chinese stocks are buzzing tonight!So, what makes Alibaba’s earnings report so exciting? Is this the moment for a full stock rebound? Revenue Beats ExpectationsIn Q3 of FY2025, Alibaba generated 280.15 billion RMB in revenue, up 7.6% YoY, beating the expected 277.37 billion RMB. This marks the highest growth rate in a year.But that’s just the start. Breaking it down by segments:1.Taobao & Tmall (Alibaba’s core e-commerce platforms) brought in 136.09 billion RMB, up 5.4% YoY, the highest growth in five quarters, surpassing the expected 131.72 billion RMB.Break

China's Amazon equivalent (and a lot more), Alibaba Group Holding Limited ($Alibaba(BABA)$) is dual listed as an "American Depositary Share" in U.S. bourses and as a stock ($BABA-W(09988)$) in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX). The company's earnings release on the 20th of February marked the first three quarters ("9M") for its Fiscal Year 2025 (FY 2025). The resulting effect on the two tickers is fascinating: on the 20th, the U.S. ticker rose by 8% while the HKEX ticker fell by 3% over the previous day's close. On the 21st, both tickers rose by 6% and 15% respectively. On the 22nd, they fell by 10% and 2% respectively.  This form of performance imputed on a high-conviction mega-stock clearly

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-W(09988)$ Over the past month, Alibaba's stock price has risen by more than 65%. When a company with a market capitalization in the hundreds of billions sees such a significant increase in a short time, it’s evident that institutional investors are beginning to take an interest. This surge is driven by multiple catalysts affecting not just Alibaba but also China as a whole. In this video, we'll examine the institutional investors who are backing the stock, the catalysts unfolding in China, and Alibaba's latest earnings report. If you enjoy this articles, please drop a like below and share. Earning Overview In the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, Alibaba Group reported strong finan

Alibaba's Options Volume Jump Over Palantir's $Alibaba(BABA)$  's options volume jumped above  $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  's, landing the Chinese ecommerce giant in the six most active stock options, as online retail sales in the Asian country expanded in the first two months of the year. Shares of Alibaba jumped Monday by as much as 5.1% to $148.24, their highest intraday level since November 2021. The rally came after data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed China's online retail sales rose 7.3% in January to February to about 2.28 trillion yuan ($315 billion). Online sales of physical goods rose 5% to 1.86 trillion yu

This week, the Hong Kong stock market continued its surge. The $HSI(HSI)$ rose 3.79%, surpassing its highest point from October 7th last year, hitting a three-year high!Key News Driving the RallyOn Monday, February 17th, President Xi attended a symposium with private business leaders and delivered an important speech. He emphasized that the government's policies on private economic development are now firmly embedded in China's socialist system. These policies will remain consistent and unchanged. The future of the private economy is full of potential, and now is the perfect time for private entrepreneurs to shine.Attendees included major figures like Robin Zeng (Chairman of CATL), Jack Ma (Founder of $BABA-W

A day after both stocks and bonds got a huge “boost” from cooling core inflation data, it was a quieter session in markets, the day after. Declines in technology stocks dragged on major indexes Thursday, and Treasury yields dropped for the 3rd straight session. Despite gains in 8 of 11 sectors, US market still closed broadly lower at 4pm: (see above) DJIA: -0.16% (-68.42 TO 43,153.13). S&P 500: -0.21% (-12.57 TO 5,937.34). Nasdaq: -0.89% (-172.94 to 19,338.29). A quick glance at the Mag 7 reaffirms these bigwigs’ fall on Thursday. $Apple(AAPL)$ : -4.04% (-$9.61 to $228.26). $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ : -3.36% (-$14.40 to $413.82). $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ : -1.92% (-$2.62 to $133.62).

Alibaba Earnings Analysis: Can Alibaba Sustain Its AI-Driven Growth Momentum After Blowout Quarter? $Alibaba(BABA)$   delivered a robust fiscal third-quarter performance, beating market expectations and igniting optimism about its pivot to AI and cloud computing. The Chinese tech giant's revenue rose 8% year-over-year to ￥280.2 billion ($38.4 billion), while adjusted earnings climbed ￥51.1 billion. Shares surged 11% in post-earnings, extending their year-to-date rally to nearly 60%.  However, the critical question remains: Can Alibaba's strategic bets on AI and cloud computing translate into sustainable growth amid fierce competition and macroeconomic headwinds? Key Highlights: AI Fuels Cloud Revival,

Hello, Tiger Friends!Since the start of the year, the Hang Seng Tech Index has surged 26%, far outpacing the Nasdaq’s 3.7% gain. Alibaba and Tencent have returned to their 2022 levels, while EV maker BYD and Xiaomi have hit record highs.This rally in Hong Kong tech stocks has left many investors on the sidelines. Why has the market surged so strongly this time? And is there still room to invest? Let’s break it down:1.Beijing’s Leadership Meets with Top Business ExecutivesOn Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted a meeting with Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and other prominent entrepreneurs, signaling Beijing’s support for the long-marginalized private sector. The government sees private enterprises as key to revitalizing the world’s second-largest economy.Xi encouraged business leaders t

China’s stock market has long been a tale of giants—Alibaba (BABA) and $BYD Co., Ltd.(BYDDF)$ often steal the limelight. But beyond these headline-grabbers lies an emerging powerhouse that’s quietly making waves: $Atour Lifestyle Holdings Limited(ATAT)$. This hotel operator has been delivering impressive growth, and yet, it remains off the radar for many investors. That might be a mistake. Here’s why Atour deserves a place in your investment portfolio. A rising star in China’s hospitality boom A Stock Performance Story Worth Watching Atour’s stock has been on a strong upward trajectory, currently trading at $29.50 (as of Feb 13, 2025), up 64.99% over the past year. With a 52-week range of $15.22 to $30.8