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China tech rout: views diverge on market purge of ‘uninvestable’ stocks as ‘fear feeds on itself’
07:40am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 South China Morning Post
JPMorgan Chase’s dramatic downgrade this week of Chinese internet stocks under its coverage – from Alibaba Group Holding to Bilibili and Weibo – has shaken global investors even as they have yet to recover from the trillion-dollar onslaught in 2021.The slump during Asia’s trading hours on Tuesday wiped out US$300 billion from the Hong Kong market alone, while an 8 per cent dive in Shanghai over two days was the worst since August 2015. If the Wall Street bank is right, and prices retraced to…
4 Reasons Hong Kong's Hang Seng Is In Freefall
05:28am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 Investing.comTech giants Alibaba, Tencent likely to trim workforce by up to 30%
04:51am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 Business Standard
It is rumoured in the Chinese social media platform Weibo that tech giants Alibaba and Tencent employees are expecting around 30 per cent job cuts
Why Alibaba, JD And Tesla Rivals Li Auto, Nio Are Rebounding Big-Time In Hong Kong Today
04:06am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 Benzinga
Shares of U.S.-listed Chinese tech companies surged in Hong Kong on Wednesday, lifting the benchmark Hang Seng Index into positive territory after three days of losses.
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Hong Kong stocks regain part of US$300 billion destruction with JD.com, Alibaba recovery as China fends off sanction fears
02:34am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 South China Morning Post
Hong Kong stocks rose by the most in five week after a rout that sent the city’s benchmark index to a decade low. Risk appetite returned as China defined its stance relating to sanctions on Russia over its Ukraine invasion.The Hang Seng Index gained 2.4 per cent to 18,862.54 as of 10.20am local time, recouping some of the US$300 billion destruction on Tuesday when the market plunged to the lowest since December 2011. The Tech Index surged 6.1 per cent, while China’s Shanghai Composite Index…
SoftBank''s Masa Son Sees $25 Billion Evaporate Amid Crushing Tech Selloff
12:00am, Wednesday, 16'th Mar 2022 Zero Hedge
SoftBank''s Masa Son Sees $25 Billion Evaporate Amid Crushing Tech Selloff The recent selloff in markets has been hard for a lot of investors, but SoftBank''s Masayoshi Son has probably seen more of his net worth evaporate than any other billionaire besides Facebook''s Mark Zuckerberg. According to Bloomberg , the SoftBank billionaire has seen his net worth fall by $25 billion over the past year, to just $13.5 billion today. While it doesn''t come close to the $70 billion he lost during the dotcom implosion, it''s still a massive sum. It looks like we were on to something back in 2019 when we posited that SoftBank might be the tech bubble era''s "short of the century". Of course, what''s even more problematic than Softbank''s paper losses is the firm''s loan-to-value ratio. During the good times, SoftBank leveraged up and used the money to invest in more tech stocks. Source: Bloomberg Now, the stocks that it has borrowed against - most notably the firm''s massive holdings in Alibaba, which has been one of the hardest-hit stocks during the selloff in Chinese stocks.
Alibaba: Don''t Underestimate The Probability Of Tail Risk Events
07:58pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Seeking AlphaAlibaba Stock: Don’t Catch the Falling Knife, Says JPMorgan
06:43pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 TipRanksAmongst a market wide pullback, Alibaba (BABA) stock’s fall from grace over the past year has been one of the more eye-catching developments. The ecommerce giant ju…
Growth Stocks Continue to Sell Off -- Is the Bottom Near?
04:10pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 The Motley Fool
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Alibaba Stock News and Forecast: BABA attempts comeback on Tuesday
03:29pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 FXStreet
Alibaba stock (BABA) made a mid-morning comeback on Tuesday with shares rising from a 6% sell-off to a gain of 3% just after 11:00 AM EST. BABA shares
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02:50pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Benzinga
NEW YORK , March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- InvestorsObserver issues critical PriceWatch Alerts for BABA, XOM, NLOK, GWW, and LLY. … Full story available on Benzinga.com
Alibaba: The Risks Are Greater Than Bulls Want To Believe
02:33pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Seeking AlphaAlibaba: The Untold Truth
02:30pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Seeking Alpha
Alibaba faces renewed delisting risk in US and Hong Kong-listed shares aren't safe. Check out why I believe investors should avoid BABA stock for time being.
360 DigiTech, An Even Cheaper Chinese Tech Stock Than Alibaba
02:08pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Seeking AlphaBenzinga''s Daily Brief On Trending Tickers For Mar. 15, 2022: VIX Short-Term Futures, GameStop, Alibaba Group And More
01:21pm, Tuesday, 15'th Mar 2022 Benzinga
Benzinga’s “Daily Brief On Trending Tickers” highlights top-searched tickers from around the web by using the Benzinga Pro platform to highlight recent news items possibly impacting those stocks. The data on the trending tickers is compiled from a list of most-discussed tickers on the popular Reddit forum WallStreetBets. GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME ): To beat market expectations on Mar.17 earnings, GameStop will need to report EPS above 84 cents. This target is more than 37% lower than what the company reported for the same quarter last year. Barclays iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures (BATS: VXX ): Barclays has halted new share creations of the iPath Pure Beta Crude … Full story available on Benzinga.com
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