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$BABA NEOWAVE ANALYSISExperimental analysis with the intention to follow back later on as I am still learning First leg of the correction is a diametric Second leg of the correction is most likely a neutral triangle In a neutral triangle wave C is the biggest and could be 138% to 161.8% of wave A c-wave of a Neutral Triangle is usually the longest, most subdivided and most time consuming of the three trending waves Wave B is confirmed to be ended as we got a move that was faster and bigger than the largest counter trend wave within wave B (red rectangle)
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by thekidtrader11
Alibaba - Trump Won't Beat This Stock!Alibaba ( NYSE:BABA ) is bullish despite Trump's presidency: Click chart above to see the detailed analysis👆🏻 Two months ago, Alibaba pumped 30% within a couple of days, perfectly following the resistance trendline breakout. So far we saw a rejection of the upper resistance level and it is quite likely that Alibaba will retest the breakout area. However, the underlying price action is still bullish. Levels to watch: $80, $115 Keep your long term vision, Philip (BasicTrading)
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by basictradingtv
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BABA: Monitor for Key Price Levels Next WeekRecent Performance: Alibaba (BABA) recently reported strong earnings, boosting market sentiment, yet the stock experienced a 2.2% decline following the announcement. This decline came after a brief pre-market increase of about 5%, demonstrating the stock's susceptibility to fluctuating investor sentiment. Currently, BABA seems to be facing resistance near the $90 mark, while its support levels are being tested. - Key Insights: Investors should closely observe BABA's price movements in light of its recent performance and market volatility. The recent earnings beat in profit contrasts with missed revenue expectations—a factor that could cause traders to reassess their positions. There is caution in the air as experts express that the stock may dip further before a potential recovery. - Expert Analysis: The overall sentiment for BABA has shifted to a current sentiment score of 15.0 after last week's flat sentiment of 0.0. Despite recent positives in earnings, analysts remain cautious, with opinions suggesting the stock might drop to the low $80s before any significant upward movement occurs. A careful assessment of market conditions is warranted as traders speculate on the implications of the earnings report and investor reactions. - Price Targets: Based on the wisdom of all professional traders, for next week, we have the following targets and stop levels: Next week targets: Target 1: $90 Target 2: $98 Stop levels: Stop 1: $86 Stop 2: $80 Longer-term target: A potential revisit of the $110 level within the next 2-3 months, assuming a consistent improvement in revenue performance. - News Impact: The recent earnings report for Alibaba highlighted a profit beat but missed revenue expectations, leading to a flat share price and subsequent drop. The mixed news has left investors uncertain, contributing to the current cautious market sentiment. Additionally, stock performances of competitor companies are being monitored, which could impact trader behavior toward Alibaba. This comprehensive overview offers crucial insights into Alibaba's current position, outlines clear trading strategies, and informs traders about significant developments that may affect BABA's trajectory in the upcoming week.
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by CrowdWisdomTrading
Alibaba (BABA) Shares Drop Ahead of Earnings ReportAlibaba (BABA) Shares Drop Ahead of Earnings Report Tomorrow, on 15 November, Alibaba (BABA) will release its third-quarter 2024 earnings report. Analysts forecast a drop in earnings per share to $2.11 from $2.26 in the previous quarter. Ahead of the report, Alibaba's share price has shown a downward trend, with a decline of over 20% from its October high. This drop is attributed not only to the waning of the strong bullish momentum seen in the Chinese stock market in September but also to increased competition from Temu and Pinduoduo. However, JP Morgan analyst Alex Yao predicts that "Alibaba will stabilise its market share in the coming years," potentially supporting its position as China's largest supplier. A technical analysis of Alibaba’s (BABA) price chart reveals that: → this autumn, the stock price broke above a multi-year descending trend line (in red); → signs of support lines and pivot points suggest an emerging upward channel that could gain relevance in the long term following the breakout. It’s evident that near the breakout of the red trend line (around $88), there were fewer sellers than buyers, suggesting sustained demand could support a bullish reversal if the price dips below $90. According to TipRanks: → 15 of 18 analysts recommend buying BABA shares; → the average 12-month price target for BABA is $124.4. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
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by FXOpen
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BABA | A trillion dollar criticismChinese tech titan Jack Ma had been having it rough ever since his criticism of Beijing triggered a backlash on his companies and wealth but a recent development may change the tide. On Friday, China's central bank announced a fine of 7.12 billion yuan, or $985 million, for Ant Group the fintech giant co-founded by Ma that operates the Alipay payments app signaling that its years-long regulatory crackdown is ending. But the years-long crackdown has taken a heavy toll on Ma's wealth and the market valuations of the companies he holds stakes in. Alibaba the flagship company he cofounded saw a 45%, or $620 billion, drop in market value since shares hit their peak in 2020, per Bloomberg's calculations on Sunday. Ant Group is now valued at around $78.5 billion marking a steep 75% discount to its valuation of $315 billion in a scuttled IPO before Beijing's regulatory crackdown in 2020. The collective $850 billion wipe out in Alibaba and Ant's valuations has sent Ma's net worth plunging from about $61 billion in October 2020 to $34.1 billion as of Monday On a personal level, Ma has also been lying low for more than two years.Ma angered Chinese authorities after giving a speech in October 2020 in which he criticized China's financial regulatory system and claimed Chinese banks were operating with a "pawnshop" mentality. His words prompted intense regulatory scrutiny of his businesses including Alibaba and Ant and a wider crackdown on tech firms in China. In January, he was spotted in Bangkok, where he visited a Michelin-starred street-food restaurant and watched a Muay Thai fight. He also popped up in Hong Kong in the same month. In March, Ma returned to a school he founded in his hometown of Hangzhou in eastern China. In April, he was appointed an honorary professor at the University of Hong Kong. In May, Ma took up a teaching position in Japan, one of the first public roles he has assumed since disappearing from the spotlight in 2020. Last month, Ma attended the Alibaba Global Mathematics Competition finals in Hangzhou, where Alibaba is based. Alibaba shares in Hong Kong were up 3% at 86.90 Hong Kong dollars apiece at midday, buoyed by news of the fine. The company's shares in New York closed 8.1% higher at $90.55 apiece on Friday.
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by moonypto
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