Alibaba (BABA) broke technical support at $200 last week, after analysts lowered profit estimates across the board.

Alibaba (BABA) is experiencing amazing results in many of its divisions, which could result in the stock running much higher.

Alibaba (BABA) said business has already bounced-back from the Coronavirus slowdown. Now the stock has good upside.

Alibaba (BABA) is having trouble getting packages delivered. But the company still has vast growth opportunity.

With profits and sales climbing, Alibaba (BABA) stock looks ready to roll, whether there is a United States/China trade deal or not.

Alibaba’s (BABA) management says the Chinese economy is shifting from an export economy to a domestic consumption economy.

Looks like Alibaba (BABA) has turned the corner, as both the stock and earnings estimates have turned up, as a trade deal between China & the US seems likely.

Shaers of Alibaba (BABA) have gone from $200 to $150, but now there are signs the stock could be putting in a bottom.

Alibaba’s (BABA) cost of revenue soared to 54% last qtr, way higher than the 35% it had last year. Here are the reasons why.

Alibaba (BABA) is still growing sales rapidly, but increased investments to keep growing and a weak Chinese Yuan might keep BABA in check.

Alibaba (BABA) is growing faster than I ever anticipated. Profits soared 74% last qtr on a steep 61% gain in sales. BABA rose 95% in 2017, but does it have room to run in 2018?

Alibaba (BABA) was big news after its IPO in 2014. Then the stock went down during 2015 and people lost interest. Today the company is doing better than people think.

Alibaba (BABA) management said it expects 45-49% revenue growth this year — well above analysts estimates of 31%. This is big news. Really big.

With Alibaba (BABA) near its highs, is the next move up or down for China’s e-commerce juggernaut. Let’s take a look at the numbers.

Alibaba (BABA) continues to grow strong, and its cloud computing segment is leading the way. Here’s my take on BABA for 2017.

Alibaba (BABA) stock is back in a big way, as Chinese stocks and Internet stocks are leading the stock market higher.

Today I will sell Alibaba (BABA) as the Chinese online retailer is set to open at a 52-week low, breaking support levels. Look out below.

Alibaba’s (BABA) Jack Ma is aiming for $1 trillion in sales by 2019. If so, where could BABA stock be?

Alibaba (BABA) has lowered estimates the past two qtrs as higher expenses are hampering profits.

Alibaba (BABA) is up from $85 to $112 and with 10% profit growth this is a good time to take profits.

With the market in a correction, this is the perfect time to invest in shares of Alibaba (BABA).