Will Alibaba Rally or Has the Bull Run Come to an End? Responses to Alibaba’s Split from @TayChiKeng

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Alibaba Group, one of the largest e-commerce companies in the world, has been making headlines recently for its breakup with co-founder and executive chairman Jack Ma’s right-hand man, Simon Xie. This decision has sparked a lot of questions about the future of the company, including whether or not it will continue to have a bull run or if it’s headed for a long-term decline.

The breakup between Alibaba and Xie, who is also known as @TayChiKeng on Twitter, comes amid reports that the executive had been pushing the company to move more aggressively into areas such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Xie was reportedly removed from his position after he clashed with other senior executives over the company’s direction and strategy.

While the news of Alibaba’s breakup with Xie has led to some speculation about the company’s future, there have been mixed reactions to the news from analysts and industry experts.

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Some analysts are optimistic about the company’s future, arguing that the breakup with Xie could actually be a positive development for the company. They point to Alibaba’s vast resources and strong track record of innovation and growth, and suggest that the company may be better positioned to capitalize on new opportunities without the involvement of Xie.

Others, however, have expressed concerns about the company’s prospects. They argue that Xie was an important strategist and advisor to Jack Ma, and that his departure could leave a significant gap in Alibaba’s management team. They also suggest that the company may be struggling to adapt to new market realities and changing consumer preferences, and that it could be facing headwinds in the years to come.

So, is Alibaba going to rally or is the bull run dead? Ultimately, the answer to this question will depend on a number of factors, including the company’s ability to navigate an increasingly competitive and complex market landscape, its capacity to innovate and adapt to changing trends, and the strength of its management team and corporate culture.

Alibaba’s breakup with @TayChiKeng may be a sign of internal tensions and strategic disagreements, but it is also an opportunity for the company to refocus on its core strengths and chart a course for sustained growth and success in the years to come. Whether or not Alibaba is able to capitalize on this opportunity remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the company’s future will be closely watched by investors, analysts, and industry experts around the world.

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10 Comments

  1. Paul M

    You need to consider changing the thumbnail for your video.

  2. Giver_of_2_cents

    I do not really u agree with the bullish stance of CK… BTW, I have worked for more than 4 years in China, and would like to state that I have a good pulse on how Chinese macro environment works from being on the ground.

    Some food for thought for CK and all:

    (1)First of all, isn't Alibaba valued at its sky high price because it is a super company with its finger in every pie, like apple and google, thus warranting its premium which at today's value has mostly eroded? So how is this current split "to the benefit of shareholders" when caried out by the brilliance of the local government, so that the stock market (which currently populated by herd mentality punters) are going to "price it better"? Are we forgetting to account for the loss of BABA's moat due to the loss of its size and wide ecosystem?

    (2) Market punters highly valued Alibaba since its initial IPO, believing that it will garner huge riches and thus like all other shares in any capitalist environment will ultimately accrue the riches back to BABA shareholders… Why are we still expecting this given the clarity which has surfaced from BABA's debacles of recent years? Are we still expecting Alibaba to focus on profit optimization in the interest of shareholders and God forbid pay out dividends to shareholders which needs to be endorsed by a central government that is more interested in common prosperity as per its mantra? Ask yourself, will a supposedly profit optimization company (i.e BABA) dump company funds on rescuing failing chinese SMEs at the drop of the hat of its central government? Paying out riches to global shareholders doesn't really sound like the hallmark of a communist-driven 国企, isn't it?

    Would you value a triple A bond at sky high valuation if it is UNLIKELY to give you an above market level coupon return or give you the right to convert the bond to equity?

    If you will not, why are you doing it for a share within a non-capitalist environment leadership's sole control?

  3. Boat Paradise

    ive been waiting on baba for 18 months lol i really hope im right eventually

  4. Kevin Ho

    Baba will break out after the H&S is done

  5. Don Mitchell

    Baba is pump and dump shit,its garbage and will be pink sheet shit soon then vanish with our money

  6. Frank Sin

    If one has BABA shares (listed in the US), how does this "breakup" impact on the US listed stock?

  7. Shazam Man

    US indexes can't go higher up at this level, it's too high or in bubble territories. Cheap money went to Wall Street. More monies have to be reallocated to build infrastructure of the USA

  8. Ignatius Ee

    This guy gonna busto on Baba

  9. TD Now

    Breakup or not, decoupling from US will continue. Maybe SEA people will buy those share, but… buy at your own risk!

  10. Syed Sai

    Sorry I am late!

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