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Not sure because Alibaba is not a stock I hold and invest. 

It has drop a bit from it's highest  lv. Need yrs to grow 

Not sure, Alibaba isn't on my watch list.

$Alibaba(BABA)$  This post presents two main points: Alibaba's Stock Performance and AI's Potential Role：The headline questions whether AI can rescue Alibaba from its "Delivery Doldrums" after an 8% increase in its stock price. Reason for Alibaba's Stock Surge. The text below clarifies that Alibaba's 8% rise is attributed to Nvidia's announcement, which boosted "virtually Chinese AI companies." This post suggests a connection between Alibaba's stock increase and the broader impact of AI, particularly driven by Nvidia's announcement. While the stock surge is explicitly linked to Nvidia's influence on Chinese AI companies, the headline poses a speculative question about AI's potential to address Alibaba's specific "Del

$Alibaba(BABA)$ Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has long been the poster child of China’s e-commerce revolution, delivering years of exceptional growth that made it one of the most valuable technology companies in the world. But in recent years, the giant has faltered — weighed down by regulatory headwinds, intensifying competition, and a cooling Chinese economy. Now, after years of underwhelming stock performance and sluggish delivery growth, Alibaba has rallied recently on a fresh narrative: artificial intelligence (AI). The stock surged 8% last week as investors speculated that AI innovations could rejuvenate the company’s sprawling ecosystem. But can AI truly reverse Alibaba’s slide and restore its former glory? This article explores the company’s

🔥 Alibaba rockets +8% 🚀 on AI hype—flash in the pan or comeback signal? $Alibaba(BABA)$   surged after Nvidia’s AI update reignited interest in Chinese tech names, with retail traders piling into the bounce. Social feeds lit up as AI bulls rotated back into large-cap laggards. But here’s the real question: Is Alibaba finally waking up from its slump—or is this just another false start? 👀 📦 What’s Behind the Move The immediate spark came from Nvidia’s fresh AI announcements and a surge in enthusiasm for enterprise adoption across Asia. Chinese tech stocks rallied in sympathy, but Alibaba stood out with its +8% jump. Part of the optimism stems from Alibaba’s steady push into AI—via its Tongyi Qianwen model, deepening cloud-AI integrat

AI is only as good as it's architects. Ultimately Baba must have the real delivery infrastructure as functional as possible. Where AI comes in is its ability to economise delivery at local and regional level, so you are not sending multiple single items to the same place on different planes on the same day.

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $Baidu(BIDU)$ $VNET Group(VNET)$ 🐲🇨🇳🔥 From Consolidation to Catapult: Is Alibaba About to Rewrite Its 2017 Script? 🔥🐲🇨🇳🔥 A strong overnight surge, a textbook bullish reversal, and historical symmetry all line up. Alibaba may be setting up for its next great run, and this time, with AI, geopolitics, and technicals all working in tandem. 📈 Morning Star Meets 50WMA: A Bullish Confluence Appears Zoom in on the weekly chart and you’ll spot it: a classic morning star reversal formation right as $BABA kisses the 50-week moving average ($106.87) and bounces with conviction. That candle pattern, widely respected among technicians, signals a

Alibaba’s U.S.-listed stock rose over 6% in premarket trading on Tuesday. The rally is poised to continue as two major growth engines gain momentum. The resumption of Nvidia H20 exports eases AI chip constraints for Alibaba Cloud, reinforcing its leadership in infrastructure. Meanwhile, Taobao’s flash sales strategy and Jack Ma’s push for sustainable growth are driving strong e-commerce performance. To capitalize on the momentum cost-effectively, consider bull call spread and sell put strategies.Alibaba Cloud Gets Relief as Nvidia H20 Exports ResumeThe resumption of $Nvidia(NVDA)$ H20 chip exports is expected to ease Alibaba Cloud’s AI computing supply constraints. Previously, U.S. export restrictions on the H20 had created bottlenecks in Alibaba

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🧨 Morgan Stanley Downgrades Alibaba: Stay Away From the War? When a Wall Street giant like Morgan Stanley turns bearish on a heavyweight like Alibaba, it grabs attention — and rightly so. The latest downgrade slashed BABA’s price target to $150, citing “near-term profitability headwinds” from its food delivery and flash commerce arms. With the stock recently dipping to around $100, many retail investors are wondering: Is this a rare value dip — or a value trap in disguise? 📉 Why the Downgrade? Morgan Stanley’s revised outlook centers on Alibaba’s deepening involvement in China’s brutal subsidy war in local services. As companies like Meituan, JD.com, and Douyin ramp up discounting, Alibaba is being forced to match — if not outspend — its rivals to retain delivery market share. The firm see

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-W(09988)$ In a surprising move that sent ripples through global markets, Morgan Stanley this week downgraded Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA), one of China’s most prominent tech titans. Once hailed as the symbol of Chinese innovation and e-commerce dominance, Alibaba now faces an uphill battle amid regulatory scrutiny, slowing growth, and shifting investor sentiment. The downgrade raises a pivotal question for global investors: Is Alibaba still worth fighting for, or is it time to step back from the battlefield? This article explores the factors behind the downgrade, the company’s current challenges, market sentiment, and what investors should consider before taking a side in this billion

$JD.com(JD)$ $MEITUAN(MPNGF)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ Morgan Stanley has slashed Alibaba’s price target to $150, spotlighting its costly plunge into food delivery and flash commerce as a profit killer. With the stock tumbling to around $100, investors are on edge. Is this a golden opportunity to snag a deal, or a warning to run for the hills? Let’s dive into the chaos of China’s food delivery war, weigh the risks, and figure out who might come out on top. Why Morgan Stanley’s Sounding the Alarm Morgan Stanley’s downgrade isn’t just a slap on the wrist—it’s a red flag. They’ve pinpointed two major headaches dragging Alibaba down: Food Delivery Cash Burn: Alibaba’s Ele.me p

$Alibaba(BABA)$  why keep dropping.. been dca down.. waiting for its rebound.

$Alibaba(BABA)$ finally rebounds! This long-awaited Chinese tech recovery is here - the e-commerce leader's fundamentals remain strong. But with policy uncertainties lingering, it's just modest gains for now. Playing it safe with a small position until clearer consumption recovery signals emerge.

I am long both alibaba and jd, huat ah

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $Baidu(BIDU)$ $VNET Group(VNET)$ 🐲🇨🇳🔥 From Consolidation to Catapult: Is Alibaba About to Rewrite Its 2017 Script? 🔥🐲🇨🇳🔥 A strong overnight surge, a textbook bullish reversal, and historical symmetry all line up. Alibaba may be setting up for its next great run, and this time, with AI, geopolitics, and technicals all working in tandem. 📈 Morning Star Meets 50WMA: A Bullish Confluence Appears Zoom in on the weekly chart and you’ll spot it: a classic morning star reversal formation right as $BABA kisses the 50-week moving average ($106.87) and bounces with conviction. That candle pattern, widely respected among technicians, signals a

$Alibaba(BABA)$ Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has long been the poster child of China’s e-commerce revolution, delivering years of exceptional growth that made it one of the most valuable technology companies in the world. But in recent years, the giant has faltered — weighed down by regulatory headwinds, intensifying competition, and a cooling Chinese economy. Now, after years of underwhelming stock performance and sluggish delivery growth, Alibaba has rallied recently on a fresh narrative: artificial intelligence (AI). The stock surged 8% last week as investors speculated that AI innovations could rejuvenate the company’s sprawling ecosystem. But can AI truly reverse Alibaba’s slide and restore its former glory? This article explores the company’s

$JD.com(JD)$ $MEITUAN(MPNGF)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ Morgan Stanley has slashed Alibaba’s price target to $150, spotlighting its costly plunge into food delivery and flash commerce as a profit killer. With the stock tumbling to around $100, investors are on edge. Is this a golden opportunity to snag a deal, or a warning to run for the hills? Let’s dive into the chaos of China’s food delivery war, weigh the risks, and figure out who might come out on top. Why Morgan Stanley’s Sounding the Alarm Morgan Stanley’s downgrade isn’t just a slap on the wrist—it’s a red flag. They’ve pinpointed two major headaches dragging Alibaba down: Food Delivery Cash Burn: Alibaba’s Ele.me p

$Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-W(09988)$ In a surprising move that sent ripples through global markets, Morgan Stanley this week downgraded Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA), one of China’s most prominent tech titans. Once hailed as the symbol of Chinese innovation and e-commerce dominance, Alibaba now faces an uphill battle amid regulatory scrutiny, slowing growth, and shifting investor sentiment. The downgrade raises a pivotal question for global investors: Is Alibaba still worth fighting for, or is it time to step back from the battlefield? This article explores the factors behind the downgrade, the company’s current challenges, market sentiment, and what investors should consider before taking a side in this billion

🧨 Morgan Stanley Downgrades Alibaba: Stay Away From the War? When a Wall Street giant like Morgan Stanley turns bearish on a heavyweight like Alibaba, it grabs attention — and rightly so. The latest downgrade slashed BABA’s price target to $150, citing “near-term profitability headwinds” from its food delivery and flash commerce arms. With the stock recently dipping to around $100, many retail investors are wondering: Is this a rare value dip — or a value trap in disguise? 📉 Why the Downgrade? Morgan Stanley’s revised outlook centers on Alibaba’s deepening involvement in China’s brutal subsidy war in local services. As companies like Meituan, JD.com, and Douyin ramp up discounting, Alibaba is being forced to match — if not outspend — its rivals to retain delivery market share. The firm see

Alibaba’s U.S.-listed stock rose over 6% in premarket trading on Tuesday. The rally is poised to continue as two major growth engines gain momentum. The resumption of Nvidia H20 exports eases AI chip constraints for Alibaba Cloud, reinforcing its leadership in infrastructure. Meanwhile, Taobao’s flash sales strategy and Jack Ma’s push for sustainable growth are driving strong e-commerce performance. To capitalize on the momentum cost-effectively, consider bull call spread and sell put strategies.Alibaba Cloud Gets Relief as Nvidia H20 Exports ResumeThe resumption of $Nvidia(NVDA)$ H20 chip exports is expected to ease Alibaba Cloud’s AI computing supply constraints. Previously, U.S. export restrictions on the H20 had created bottlenecks in Alibaba

🔥 Alibaba rockets +8% 🚀 on AI hype—flash in the pan or comeback signal? $Alibaba(BABA)$   surged after Nvidia’s AI update reignited interest in Chinese tech names, with retail traders piling into the bounce. Social feeds lit up as AI bulls rotated back into large-cap laggards. But here’s the real question: Is Alibaba finally waking up from its slump—or is this just another false start? 👀 📦 What’s Behind the Move The immediate spark came from Nvidia’s fresh AI announcements and a surge in enthusiasm for enterprise adoption across Asia. Chinese tech stocks rallied in sympathy, but Alibaba stood out with its +8% jump. Part of the optimism stems from Alibaba’s steady push into AI—via its Tongyi Qianwen model, deepening cloud-AI integrat

$Alibaba(BABA)$  This post presents two main points: Alibaba's Stock Performance and AI's Potential Role：The headline questions whether AI can rescue Alibaba from its "Delivery Doldrums" after an 8% increase in its stock price. Reason for Alibaba's Stock Surge. The text below clarifies that Alibaba's 8% rise is attributed to Nvidia's announcement, which boosted "virtually Chinese AI companies." This post suggests a connection between Alibaba's stock increase and the broader impact of AI, particularly driven by Nvidia's announcement. While the stock surge is explicitly linked to Nvidia's influence on Chinese AI companies, the headline poses a speculative question about AI's potential to address Alibaba's specific "Del

Last time this setup hit on $Alibaba(BABA)$ , it ran +72% 👀We’re pulling back into Monthly Bias — a major discount zone.Volume profile shows support near $90. That’s my reload level.First sign of strength? Weekly BX closing HL ✅ImageFor whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy privileges of up to SGD 20,000 in trading limit with 0 commission. Trade SG, HK, US stocks as well as ETFs unlimitedly!Find out more here：Trade on a Cash Boost Account and enjoy up to 6 months of Commission-Free trading.💰Join the TB Contra Telegram Group to Get $10 Trading Vouchers Now🎉💰CBA Mini Course 1: What is Cash Boost Account(CBA)

AI is only as good as it's architects. Ultimately Baba must have the real delivery infrastructure as functional as possible. Where AI comes in is its ability to economise delivery at local and regional level, so you are not sending multiple single items to the same place on different planes on the same day.

Not sure because Alibaba is not a stock I hold and invest. 

Not sure, Alibaba isn't on my watch list.

It has drop a bit from it's highest  lv. Need yrs to grow 

🌟🌟🌟In the battle for supremacy of China's food delivery business, Meituan $MEITUAN-W(03690)$ is the leader with about 50% market, while Alibaba $BABA-W(09988)$ has about 30% market and JD.com is the latecomer with only 10% market share. However the big subsidies given to consumers by the 3 companies are not sustainable in the long term. @Tiger_comments @Tiger_SG @TigerStars @CaptainTiger

$Alibaba(BABA)$ finally rebounds! This long-awaited Chinese tech recovery is here - the e-commerce leader's fundamentals remain strong. But with policy uncertainties lingering, it's just modest gains for now. Playing it safe with a small position until clearer consumption recovery signals emerge.

$Alibaba(BABA)$ time to move 

$Alibaba(BABA)$  why keep dropping.. been dca down.. waiting for its rebound.

Alibaba underwhelmed is merely temporary, long term outlook is promising.