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BABA stock forecast 2025: The failure of Ant Financial's IPO

Ant Financial’s IPO was canceled, causing Alibaba’s share price to fall, Alibaba has been unfavorable this year. First, the cancellation of Ant Financial's IPO indirectly caused Alibaba's stock price to fall, and now there is an antitrust investigation led by Alibaba, which caused Alibaba's stock price to plummet by 15% in a single day. From the highest point in October, the stock price of 319 dollars has fallen by as much as 30% to 222 dollars. From the perspective of K-line, Alibaba has reached the Oversold area, and it will rebound upward in the short term. From the perspective of valuation, Alibaba’s valuation is as high as US$388, which is 74% of the current share price of US$222. Value-added space, so it seems that whether it is viewed from the short-term K-line or the long-term valuation, now is a good time to buy the bottom of Alibaba. Before investing, I will analyze and analyze the root cause of the disadvantage of Alibaba this time, because if this problem is not...

Alibaba stock price prediction 2025: BABA's PE is only 33 times?

 Review Alibaba's digital economy has created a transaction volume of 1 trillion US dollars.  The revenue and profit growth in the past few years have been solid, relative to Tencent (700), Pinduoduo (PDD), and JD.com (JD).    Why is the valuation of Alibaba (BABA) relatively undervalued, PE is only 33 times?    Is there a chance to catch up?    Is Alibaba (BABA) an ideal investment? Compared with Tencent, Alibaba's business revenue sources are relatively concentrated, and most of them are related to online shopping.  Although the company's business includes core business, cloud computing, digital media and entertainment, innovative business, and others, for 2020 earnings, cloud computing only accounts for 8% of total revenue, digital media, and entertainment 5%, and innovative business and others account for 1% of these revenues.  Businesses that account for a fraction of the business are losing money. As for Alibaba's remaining 86% of its revenue, it is al...