ALIBABA Group Holding
Die Partnerschaft zwischen UCWeb, einem Alibaba gruppeneigenem App – und Facebook könnte sich als bahnbrechend auf vielen Ebenen in der Tech-Welt
erweisen.................
http://www.bidnessetc.com/...nd-facebook-inc-nasdaqfb-collaborate-in/
ist.
Doe Firma entwickelt(e) ein Quick Response Codes (QR).
Diese Codes koennen leicht gescannt werden von Smartphones.
Weiterhin sind QR Codes in Vielfachanwendungen verwendbar wie
Gutscheineinlösung, Verknüpfungen mit sozialen Netzwerken und Kontakt-
aufnahmen sind nur einige Anwengungsbeispiel.
Visualead setzt patentierte Technology ein, die auf Basis eines Farbcodes arbeitet
und findet bei Firmenlogos und Marketingmaßnahmen Verwendung.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/...n-qr-code-company-visualead-1421741411
Heute war ein guter Tag fuer Alibaba, aber eine Schwalbe macht..........
Die Vorzeichen und vielfältig Berichte lassen auf größere Dinge hoffen.
Eigentlich kann nix passieren. Irgendjemand im Forum hier oder woanders
hat zum Ausdruck gebracht: Haus und Hof auf diese Anlage. Ich meine es wäre
Yahoo gemeint gewesen.. gilt aber ebenso auf Alibaba und andere.
Financial Times vom 18.01.2015
und
http://www.bidnessetc.com/...d-baba-takes-a-shot-at-asset-management/
21.01.2015
Es gibt auch keine Anzeichen, dass der Abwärtstrend beendet werden würde, zumal auch die Fibos eindeutig weiter auf fallende Kurse zeigen (selbst 61,8%-Korrektur der Kursgewinne seit dem Tief bei 82,80 USD hat keine Trendwende eingeleitet.
Für mich klar short!
The December quarter’s sales are usually very strong for Alibaba, because of large promotional events such as the annual Single’s Day sale on November 11. Wall Street analysts now expect revenue at Alibaba to rise by 47.3% from a year ago to 27.6 billion yuan.
But we are not likely to see operating leverage from Alibaba yet. Analysts expect earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, to rise by only 24% (almost halving the revenue growth) to 14 billion yuan. The EBITDA margin is expected to be just over 50%, down from 60% a year ago.
This is mostly due to a rise in operating expenses,”owing to investments and consolidation of new businesses (e.g., UC Web, AutoNavi), as well as likely greater marketing expenditure for the promotional events during the quarter,” noted Morgan Stanley‘s Angela Moh and team. Alibaba and Tencent (0700.HK/TCEHY) spent more than $8 billion last year buying strikingly similar companies in their bid to be China’s top Internet company, Reuters reported.
The buying spree has not ended. Just yesterday, Alibaba said it would invest in Israeli start-up Visualead, which makes animated QR codes. QR codes are very popular in China. On Tencent’s WeChat for instance, you can become friends with someone by scanning each other’s QR codes. You can also scan in coupons using the QR code on your WeChat app. This is another buy to battle with Tencent. Also, last week, Alibaba ventured into India by investing $575 million in online payment services provider One97 Communications. As a result, we are likely to see Alibaba’s margin suppressed for a while as the giant e-commerce integrates one buy after another.
Shares of Alibaba have fallen over 15% in the last two months. We may see some “near-term overhang,” warned the Morgan Stanley analysts, who has a Buy rating and $118.10 price target, because a large chunk of locked-up shares, or 17% of Alibaba’s total shares outstanding, will be available for sale in the public market on March 18. blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2015/01/21/alibaba-q4-margin-likely-weak-ipo-lock-up-expires-in-march/?
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...s-technical-breakdown-115343780.html
Lg
TT
ich hoffe, dass bessere Zahlen rauskommen, die im Posting
von Dir genannt.
Quelle?
But we are not likely to see operating leverage from Alibaba yet. Analysts expect earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, to rise by only 24% (almost halving the revenue growth) to 14 billion yuan. The EBITDA margin is expected to be just over 50%, down from 60% a year ago.
bzw. die charttechnische Situation anders einschätzt?
Sehe ich positiver.
Man rechnet am 29. jan 2015 mit:
The Street consensus currently to be reported then final ont he 29th of Jan.
calls for EPS of $0.75 and revs of $4.45 billion.
Zur Erinnerung 4th Nov.
Alibaba reported an EPS of $0.45 on a revenue of $2.74 billion against analyst consensus EPS of $0.45 on a revenue of $2.64 billion.
Nun kann man die Differenz ziehen. Dann wird es einem positiv
schwindelig.
Kollege @Fred vom Ju. ist da anderer Meinung lt Chart.......
ebenso @Kicky
Meiner Meinung nach wird alibaba (wie oben beschrieben) in den nächsten Monaten ebay übernehmen, da sie in den amerikanischen Markt voll einsteigen möchten.
Und dann kann man sich ausmalen, was abgeht...
Aber alles nur meine Meinung!
Lg
TT
Aber in Wirklichkeit werden wir es nie genau wissen. Wir
koennen uns nur informieren, auf Erfahrungen ausbauen, dann unsere
Schlüsse ziehen. Hier und anderswo gibt es so viele bunte Meinungen, was
gut ist und alle bereichert.
Also dann, los gehts!
Da ich Alibaba vor allem aus charttechnischen Erwägungen mit KOs shorte, verlasse ich mich bezüglich der Fundamentals, soweit die überhaupt transparent sind, auf mein Bauchgefühl, das ich ja oben schon gepostet habe. Demnach haben wir den Höchstkurs zunächst einmal gesehen, und zwar vor 16 Minuten. (jetzt hab ich mich aber weit aus dem Fenster gelehnt... Wenn's jetzt doch über 104 geht, hätte ich Unrecht.
Quelle: Morgan Stanley vom 21. Jan. 2015, Q3 und darueberhinaus
The Chinese e-commerce giant’s stock remains one of their top picks. In particular, they think the recent retreat in Alibaba’s share price means the price to earnings ratio for the 2015 calendar year estimates is now 36 times, which they think makes the stock look attractive.
In their model, they included a deceleration in gross merchandise volume growth. They see possible upside in this metric if users adopt Alibaba more quickly than expected or if they spend more than expected on the company’s online retail properties.
What to expect in Alibaba’s earnings report
The Morgan Stanley team is looking for non-GAAP net profits of 11 billion yuan, a 6% year over year increase. They’re projecting a decline in Alibaba’s gross margin to offset the expected 46% year over year increase in revenue. That would result in a 22% growth rate in non-GAAP operating profit.
The analysts expect to see total Chinese gross merchandise volume of 759 billion yuan, a 43.5% year over year growth rate.
They believe the mix shift will continue to move toward Alibaba’s Tmall online property and spending on mobile devices. They’re looking for continued improvements in mobile monetization as well, plus stable PC monetization, which should result in a bit of an improvement in blended monetization.
Possible upside to Alibaba’s current quarter
Alibaba typically sees a benefit from Chinese New Year, which happens in late February this year. Last year, the holiday happened in the end of January. As a result, the Morgan Stanley team thinks the decline in gross merchandise volume between the third and fourth fiscal quarters won’t be as bad as it usually is.
Their estimates suggest a 20% sequential decline, which is similar to last year’s decline.
They say this means there could be potential upside to their gross merchandise volume estimate for Alibaba’s fourth fiscal quarter. The analysts add though that “greater efforts to clear ‘fictional’ transactions on its platforms” could offset any potential upside.
Looking ahead to this year
This year they expect Alibaba to focus on improving the leverage of its data and improving the mobile purchase experience. They also want to see more professional teams help deepen Alibaba’s many verticals and progress in expansion in the e-commerce giant’s ecosystem and ad revenue through Ants Financial and AliCloud. Additionally, they expect Alibaba to continue with its international mergers and acquisitions strategy and keep cracking down on fake transactions.
Da hat Morgan Stanley mit Sicherheit auch schon vorher eingegekauft und/oder ist
noch dabei.
http://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/...nahmekandidaten-article14373191.html
Da gehen doch alle Lichter- und Alarmglocken bei Alibaba an. Gelegenheit?
Alibaba liest mit?
EBay—EBay announced a standstill agreement with investor Carl Icahn, and also said it will explore a sale or initial public offering of its enterprise business. The e-commerce company also announced plans to cut 2,400 jobs during the current quarter, and reported adjusted quarterly profit of 90 cents per share, beating estimates by a penny. However, the company's current quarter outlook falls below analyst forecasts.
Als einen wesentlichen Punkt stellt er dar, daß Alibaba in sehr frühem Stadium
ist, um sein volles Potential auszuschöpfen.....
He added that he wanted to aid European and U.S. companies sell more goods to Chinese consumers and link all global nations, giving the example that Norwegian firms would be able to sell their wares to Argentina.
E-commerce will hopefully be forgotten about in 15 years' time, he said, believing that consumers will start to look it as an everyday object like electricity..........
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/102362568
wer wird schon seine creditcard daten an eine chinesiche internet company mit sitz in caymann island anvertrauen?
Ich denke nicht, dass sich jemand bei einem renommierten Internet-Handelshaus Gedanken um den Sitz der Gesellschaft macht. Aber ich mag mich irren.