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15 Reasons To Love Alibaba Stock

August 31, 2015

Markets often encounter short-term volatility cycles, which present long-term investors with lucrative buying opportunities. Alibaba (BABA) has long been plagued by irrational macroeconomic concerns, specifically within China. As such, the company's share price has experienced an unjustifiable 38.84% decline since November 2014.

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In Advice, E-Commerce, IPO, Markets, Retail, Social Media, Stock Market, Tech, World Tags Alibaba, Snapchat, Lyft, Growth, Value, Fundamentals, Stocks, Investing, Popular
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Uber Beats Facebook To $50B Valuation

July 1, 2015

In the world of venture capitalism, funding comparisons are often drawn between startups and more “mature," publically traded companies. Interestingly enough, in one of the most prevalent comparisons, Facebook (FB), which is possibly the most controversial startup to date, now represents the standard for “old” tech companies.

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In Apps, IPO, Millennials, Social Media, Tech, Travel, World Tags Uber, Facebook, Alibaba, Money, Valuation, Growth, Startups, VC, Private, Funding, Investing, Popular
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Netflix Is On Fire

June 24, 2015

Wall Street's favorite momentum stock, Netflix (NFLX), has been on an unprecedented upward tear. The company’s share price recently broke its all-time high, peaking at $704 as of yesterday's close. Over the past week, shares of Netflix settled around $675, having more than doubled since its 52-week low of $315.54; Netflix is also well above its 50-day moving average of $617.96.

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In Apps, Entertainment, Stock Market, Tech, World Tags Netflix, Alibaba, Amazon, HBO, Video, Mobile, Volatility, Growth, Momentum, Stocks, Popular
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Profitless Snapchat To IPO

June 2, 2015

Snapchat, one of tech's most popular and fastest growing social media applications is planning to follow in the footsteps of its successful predecessors. Similar to how Mark Zuckerberg oversaw Facebook's (FB) IPO, Snapchat Co-Founder & CEO Evan Spiegel recently stated that Snapchat “need(s) to IPO." After releasing this juicy news, Spiegel later declared that Snapchat had also formed a strategic plan for doing so.

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In Apps, Entertainment, IPO, Millennials, Social Media, Tech Tags Snapchat, Facebook, Alibaba, Mobile, Messaging, Phones, Internet, VC, Startups
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Yelp Needs Help

May 18, 2015

The Wall Street rumor mill has been working overtime during the past month. Just a week after shares of Salesforce (CRM) popped double-digits following a report that the company was preparing to sell itself for $55 billion, shares of Yelp (YELP) jumped nearly 30% for the same reason.

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In Apps, E-Commerce, Social Media, Tech, Stock Market Tags Yelp, Google, Alibaba, Priceline, Yahoo, Food, Drinks, Internet, Mobile, Advertising, Marketing, M&A, Stocks
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Alibaba Back On Track

May 12, 2015

Chinese e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba (BABA) first issued its record $25 billion IPO on the NYSE in September 2014. At the time, there was much fanfare from anxious investors eager to buy shares of the company. However, since then, Alibaba's public sentiment has fallen. Since its IPO, Alibaba's share price has mostly fallen, reaching a historic low of $79.54 per share on May 5th.

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In E-Commerce, Retail, Stock Market, Tech, World Tags Alibaba, eBay, Earnings, Growth, Mobile, China, M&A, Stocks, Investing
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5 Terrible Tech IPOs

April 14, 2015

2014 proved to be the year of initial public offerings (IPOs). In America alone, 275 companies issued common class stock, the most since 2000 (when over 400 companies engaged in IPOs). Led by Chinese E-Commerce giant Alibaba (BABA), U.S. IPOs in 2014 raised over $85 billion in capital, an increase of more than 40% Y/Y compared to 2013. Alibaba alone raised a record-breaking $22 billion, besting both Facebook’s (FB) 2012 IPO ($16 billion) and Visa’s (V) 2008 IPO ($17.8 billion).

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In Advice, E-Commerce, Education, IPO, Stock Market, Tech Tags Coupons.com, Groupon, Zynga, Zulily, Facebook, Alibaba, Startups, Investing, Volatility, Fundamentals, Irrationality, Rationality, Stocks
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