r/baba
CNBC 🗑️ headline at 5:52am. This is what’s wrong with the stock; constant bashing from the headlines & from the west mostly & then when time to pump it, they will cherish it.
Author blames Western media bias and negative headlines for BABA's poor performance, expecting them to eventually hype the stock.
- The stock is currently suppressed by biased Western media, implying it is undervalued.
- Media sentiment will eventually shift to pumping the stock, indicating future upside potential.
- Continuous negative headlines from major Western media outlets are actively hurting the stock's price action.
It's a EASTERN stock playing on WESTERN playground
Revenue is not collapsing. Revenue was still up 2.5% year over year. Alibaba is spending heavily on cloud expansion, e-commerce and marketing …
11% when adjusting for the divestures
Do any kind of search you want this is the bottom line: When adjusting for divested ventures, Alibaba is showing an 11% gain in revenue, not an 11% loss. Here is why that number is causing confusion:The Stock Price is Down ~11% Recently: In the three months leading up to this earnings report, Alibaba stock fell roughly 11.8% due to market uncertainty and heavy spending. People frequently swap "revenue growth" and "stock market decline" in casual conversation.The Actual 11% Figure is Positive: The official Alibaba Q4 2026 Earnings Report explicitly states that excluding divested physical stores, revenue grew by 11% on a like-for-like basis. It is fundamentally a positive top-line growth metric.
These negative headlines are for a purpose of deflating the stock price towards unknowledgeable retail Investors by market makers and hedge funds
Totally agree! Thank you
Good to see that maybe some people read the report rather than a click bait headline
Seems that the market is liking the results!
Nothing new.
It's true though rofl