ALIBABA Group Holding
Eine Münchner Rück kann man als konservativ geradezu nennen,hab ich auch,aber mit empfehlen muss man die letzten 20 Jahre vorsichtig sein.
Schau Dir seine restlichen Postings an, und Du solltest den Wahrheitsgehalt seiner Äußerungen hier eigentlich einschätzen können...
Dieselflyer könnte egal wie er schreibt oder wieviel er hat recht behalten. Nicht wir sondern die großen beeinflussen den Kurs. Da die Regierung ja dort auch kräftig mitmischt wird da nicht viel passieren. Da müssen schon alle kleinen zur gleichen Zeit am gleichen Ort verkaufen. Die Gewinne sind hier voerst über den Kurs reinzuholen und nicht über Dividende.
Aufgrund der derzeitigen Entwicklung des Kurses habe ich meine derzeitige Meinung geändert, jedoch bin ich nicht investiert
wenn das so weiter geht wird Alibaba in kurzer Zeit ein Verdoppler...
Summary
Alibaba reports quarterly earnings on November 4th.
GMV and operating margin are key metrics.
With the rally into earnings, the market expects strong results.
Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) is set to release its first ever public earnings report on Tuesday, November 4th before market open. Analysts are expecting EPS of $0.45 on revenues of $2.64 billion.
The Chinese e-commerce company has been a rocket ship thus far, outperforming everyone's expectations. In Q2, Alibaba grew revenue by 46% year over year to $2.54 billion and operating income 27% year over year to $1.1 billion. Investors are looking for Alibaba to continue maintaining that type of momentum for Q3.
Below are some key metrics to look for:
GMV
Alibaba's revenue is basically a small slice (roughly 2.5%) of GMV. If GMV grows, Alibaba's revenue will grow.
Up to this point, GMV has grown by leaps and bounds. In Q2, Alibaba's GMV grew 45% year over year and 17% quarter over quarter to $81.6 billion.
Analyst expect GMV to grow at a similar pace this quarter.
Annual active buyers
The more annual active buyers, the greater GMV will likely be. In its most recent quarter, Alibaba had 279 million annual active buyers. Investors expect Alibaba to reach around 300 million or so this quarter.
Operating margin
Given its large size, Alibaba has an extraordinarily high operating margin of 43 percent that many investors don't think is sustainable. If Q3 margins increase, Alibaba will beat expectations.
Alibaba has been on an acquisition streak. The company made $7.5 billion in acquisitions and investments this year alone.If Alibaba can extend its e-commerce platforms to other large countries such as India or Brazil, Alibaba would be more than a China story.
Conclusion
With the rally into earnings, the market believes that there is a strong probability that Alibaba will beat expectations for Q3.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2627655-alibaba-earnings-preview
Kurs kräftig steigen. Das wird spannend morgen vor Boersenbeginn sollen die
Zahlen veröffentlicht werden.
Analysts expect Alibaba to post a 40 percent jump in revenue compared with the July-to-September period a year ago. Wall Street is expecting the company to post a profit of $1.19 billion, or 38 cents a share, on revenue of 2.64 billion, according to analysts polled by Reuters. The company reported net income of $707 million on revenue of $1.73 billion during the same period a year ago.
http://www.ibtimes.com/...ings-watch-chinese-e-commerce-giant-1717890
Kurs kräftig steigen. Das wird spannend. Morgen vor Boersenbeginn sollen die
Zahlen veröffentlicht werden.
Analysts expect Alibaba to post a 40 percent jump in revenue compared with the July-to-September period a year ago. Wall Street is expecting the company to post a profit of $1.19 billion, or 38 cents a share, on revenue of 2.64 billion, according to analysts polled by Reuters. The company reported net income of $707 million on revenue of $1.73 billion during the same period a year ago.
http://www.ibtimes.com/...ings-watch-chinese-e-commerce-giant-1717890
Pre-Market http://www.benzinga.com/stock/BABA/earnings
see Anlysten :http://www.benzinga.com/calendar/ratings
....RS Investment’s head, Tony Chu, claimed that along with investors who will be looking at tomorrow’s results very closely, his firm expects to see strong first-quarter results as well as upbeat guidance from Alibaba. He added that the e-commerce company should disclose more information and be more transparent to its investors.
Other firms were equally optimistic about Alibaba’s results and future prospects. Cynthia Meng of Jefferies, a firm which recently initiated coverage on the e-commerce company, said that in ten years over 50% of the country will be using Alibaba’s online shopping platform.
Jefferies has set a 12-month price target of $118 for Alibaba, which reflects an upside of around 20% to Friday’s close of $98.60. Ms. Meng added that the company has other avenues to explore, with many of the country’s rural markets still untapped.
In addition to that, work on infrastructure, and mobile phone penetration in China, will also enable more widespread access to Alibaba’s platform in the near future. Jefferies expect Alibaba’s annual revenue to grow by around 36% over the next three years.
It will be interesting to assess how each of the company’s segments did for the September quarter. Taobao and Tmall are expected to be at the forefront of the total revenues.
Taobao makes money by hosting a large number of merchants and charging them in exchange for services like advertising. On the other hand, Tmall generates revenue by hosting some of the world’s top brands and taking a small percentage from them out of the total transaction amount.
However, analysts are more inclined toward Tmall in terms of revenue generation. Their rationale is that the high-end brands on Tmall will be the key driver for the company’s earnings in the years to come.
Another area of interest for investors will be Alibaba’s profit margins for the company. Although Alibaba’s profit margin is higher than that of other players in the industry, it has contracted over the last year due to the company’s increasing expenditure on smartphone and tablet services.
Another factor which holds implications for the company’s margins is the increasing customer shift from PCs to smartphones and tablets. The company claims that merchants get to pay less in terms of advertising fees when customers use tablets instead of PCs. The company’s operating margin contracted to 43.4% in the quarter ended June this year, compared to 50.3% in the same quarter last year....
http://www.bidnessetc.com/...nings-preview-upbeat-results-expected/2/
@Kostolanix:
Bevor dem Schreien mit Großbuchstaben begonnen wird, erst mal kleine Buchstaben
verwenden und/oder auch mal einen Satz verwenden, um bestimmte Sachverhalte
zu klären. Das wäre sehr höflich.
Nicht böse gemeint. Wir sind ja hier eine Gemeinschaft, wo wir alle besser
werden wollen mit nettem Umgang
ist die Telefonkonferenz wirklich um 13.30 Uhr oder irre ich mich wieder mit der Zeitverschiebung??
Grüße