
Alibaba Group Holding Limited ($BABA) has experienced significant volatility in its stock price over the past three months, fluctuating between $80 and $118 before settling at $85. Analysts and investors have expressed frustration over the stock's performance, with one noting it has 'accelerated its way to 0.' The broader trend in Chinese American Depository Receipts (ADRs) reflects a downturn since the U.S. elections on November 5, with $BABA down 16% from $99 to $83. Other major Chinese ADRs, including Pinduoduo ($PDD) and Baidu ($BIDU), have also seen declines of 19% and 13%, respectively, during this period, indicating a challenging environment for these stocks.
Returns in Chinese ADRs since Trump won elections on Nov 5th. One of the easiest slam dunk trades that didn't require too much thinking. $PDD $122 --> $99 (down -19%) $BABA $99 --> $83 (down -16%) $BIDU $91 --> $79 (down -13%) $JD $40 --> $35 (down -13%) https://t.co/AM8Bsak2Wm
Remember the big rallies for Alibaba $BABA and Baidu $BIDU back in September? Round-tripped it. https://t.co/bUc7pJGjQc
$BABA has now accelerated its way to 0. https://t.co/psZ9c9Oga6
