Alibaba Group Holding

BABA-N

Great company with incredible growth. The stock has consolidated for nearly the past year. Wait for seasonality starting in early October.

One of his biggest positions and a past pick. It's in the tech sector that grows at least 30% a year. They're not in the U.S. that much, but big across southeast Asia and even in Russia. This has lots of legs and opportunity.

A core holding. In 5-7 years he wants to double his holding. He believes in it that much. It's in an amazing position in China, a tech giant over there. North American investors have slightly dismissed Alibaba which is unfair.

U.S. companies like Nike and Starbucks are flocking to Alibaba to partner with them. They are the Google of China. Massive and powerful. Either buy this stock or an emerging market ETF for exposure.

Google vs. Alibaba: He owns both. Both have leadership in the West and China, respectively. Under 25% of Google's revenue stream comes from the search engine, then they re-invest it. The search engine is like a piggybank and takes up a huge proportion of overall online advertising revenue. Similarly, Alibaba is dominant in China. They have long runways (as noted in how Google reinvests revenue from searches). As for Trump's tariffs, these are nickels and dimes against the big scheme of themes--unless the tariff war escalates.

He likes this long-term. It's like Amazon, mostly in e-commerce and the Cloud. Current negative sentiments about Chinese companies are only temporary. Compared to Tencent Holdings, Alibab is pretty close in terms of valuation and growth rates. He likes and owns both names. Alibaba has a huge runway, given the huge population of China.

You own it for the long term. It is the technology component of an emerging market.

90% of its revenue comes from China, a monopoly, which is a big plus. This company is growing rapidly and they want to expand internationally which is harder. They also want to grow their Cloud business. Thei Alipay is a popular payment system used across China. This could add value to Alibaba. There's good growth potential here. But it's not a cheap stock and expect volatility.

Can it be the next Amazon and a big gainer? It's a great company and can do very well, but every time he's invested in China, his money's been stolen. He's super-cautious about China. He'd prefer American companies where he knows and trusts the law.

It is a second chance if you missed out on AMZN-Q. It is the largest E-seller in the world. You get growth and profitability combined. (Analysts’ target: $234.96).

It's a winner. It's working, but he can't figure it out. He's rather own Google or Amazon--online companies he knows and understands.

(A Top Pick Mar 2/18, Up 11%) This is a name you hold long term. There is a lot more opportunity to come in China.

It's a Chinese play on Amazon, Alphabet and eBay rolled into in one operating within a huge market. How can you not like that? Problem with Chinese companies is that the accounting is opaque. He's not comfortable with BABA's financial reporting, so he'd stay away. He's rather play their American counterparts.

It has a rounding top. You’d like to have it get emphatically above the trend line. You could own it at $165 or at a significant break out upward.

The Amazon of China. It is growing in leaps and bounds, controlling internet commerce. You have to be careful on the valuation. He would take a wait and see approach.