Alibaba($Alibaba(BABA)$ ), the largest e-commerce and cloud infrastructure company in China, went public on Sept. 19, 2014 at $68 per share. The stock opened at $92.70, ended the first trading day at $93.89, then rallied over the following six years to an all-time high of $317.14 on Oct. 27, 2020. But as of this writing, Alibaba's stock has dropped to the low $70s, and it could retest its IPO price. Let's review the bear and bull cases again to see if Alibaba is becoming a value trap or a value stock. Why I am bullish on $Alibaba(BABA)$? The company's stock is too cheap to be ignored. Alibaba's growth might be decelerating, but it still controlled
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Why I am bullish on Alibaba?
Why I am bullish on Alibaba?
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ ’s weekly chart looks solid. Two weeks ago saw a pullback on lower volume, followed by a volume-backed rally last week, maintaining a strong overall trend. The price is steadily approaching and testing key resistance levels—now it’s just a matter of time. The daily chart provides a clearer picture with a textbook ascending channel and a rising consolidation zone, signaling a bullish momentum building up.
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5 Reasons Google's Growth Phase Isn't Over
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5 Reasons Google's Growth Phase Isn't Over
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Does Singapore Airlines Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
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Does Singapore Airlines Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
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