Chinese internet technology stocks like Alibaba are beginning to show signs of revaluation after a prolonged period of valuation stagnation. In the financial report that Alibaba is set to release on February 20, the scale of investment in AI and cloud computing Capex will become the focus of market attention, which means how Alibaba's management plans to use funds may influence the direction of Chinese tech stocks. It is hard to predict how much higer can Alibaba go, taking profits early might cause you to miss out on the gains. Personally I am invested in Alibaba. I do believe the narrative that China is uninvestable will change in due course.
Google-parent Alphabet announced a 20-for-one stock split on 1 February 2022 for the company's Class A (GOOGL), Class B and Class C (GOOG) stock. The split was approved by shareholders at the 2022 Annual Meeting of Stockholders on 1 June. Shareholders on record close on 1 July will be entitled to receive an additional 19 shares for each stock they owned after 15 July close.What is a stock split?A stock split is a corporate action in which a company issues additional stock to its shareholders at a predetermined ratio.“Think about it like a chocolate bar. Your one big chocolate bar is broken down into multiple bite-size pieces. You still have the same amount of chocolate, just in smaller pieces,” explained research firm Morningstar in a blog post.Why is Alphabet conducting a share