On June 15, Alibaba rose 3.21% overnight, trading at $115.86/share, with turnover of $5.5114 million.
On the news front, Alibaba co-founders Jack Ma and Joe Tsai substantially increased their holdings in the company. Specifically, Joe Tsai's family fund acquired $150 million worth of Alibaba shares, while Jack Ma also made a significant purchase. Alibaba Group confirmed the news, stating the move reflects strong confidence in the company's prospects, management team, and strategic direction. The insider buying also effectively countered earlier market rumors that Ma had been selling Alibaba shares — he has in fact not sold a single share and has been continuously adding to his position.
Meanwhile, Chinese assets broadly surged overnight, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index rallying over 6% at one point, lifting Chinese ADRs across the board. Institutional consensus remains bullish on Alibaba, with 49 firms covering the stock and an average target price of $189.27, well above the current trading level.
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