$Alibaba(BABA.US)$ In the five weeks that Alibaba began to bottom out, there were three weeks of net capital inflows, with a cumulative net inflow of 546 million US dollars, and two weeks of net outflow, net outflow of 142 million US dollars, net inflow minus net outflow. The balance was 403 million US dollars (calculated based on an average transaction price of 75) shares, which means that about 53 million shares (calculated based on an average transaction price of 75) were bought and not sold. Most of them were bought on May 15, in the 85-90 range. Based on the above analysis, it can be seen that the main players have not left the market, and more than half of the positions (calculated at an average price of 85 million, about 36 million) have a holding cost of more than 85. The decline in the last week is likely to be the main players washing their positions and removing short-term profit chips. Last week, the company announced the issuance of 5 billion US dollars of convertible bonds to repurchase shares. On Friday, both Hong Kong stocks and US stocks showed net capital inflows, ending the pullback and stabilizing. With this, repurchases are beneficial, and the market is likely to continue to rise in the future. After stabilizing back on the 100-week EMA and the 120-week EMA of 88, the stock price will surely open up space and hit the integer marks 90, 95, and 100 upward. (My humble opinion does not constitute investment advice; it is for reference only.)

$Alibaba(BABA.US)$ sigh...all green except you. Please turn green and let us walk...

$BABA-SW(09988.HK)$ I don't understand why some retailers are panicking. It is actually good news for retailers longing baba when they issue convertible bonds to raise capital for share buybacks. Especially if it will be oversubscribed. Just my two cents.

$Alibaba(BABA.US)$ After experiencing an upward trend that began on April 19, the stock price reached a high of 90.46 from a low point of 68.36 last Friday, May 17. This week, after a deep pullback to the 80 line, it is predicted that next week, borrowing convertible bonds will return to the upward trend. There is a possibility that it will rise again at 88 and break through 90.

$Sea(SE.US)$ what's with the price action I don't understand

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$Meta Platforms(META.US)$ One month from now, everyone will really miss the days when 420-430 just bought Meta