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Alibaba is rated Buy with a $124 12-month target, reflecting a 24% upside from current levels but warranting a small position due to US investment ban risk. BABA's cloud segment is the primary growth driver, posting 45% revenue growth and margin improvement, while commerce profits remain stable amid fierce competition and regulatory scrutiny. Recent share dilution (3.7%) and negative free cash flow are manageable, but further capital raises are a risk if cloud growth slows and capex remains high.
Alibaba continues to transition toward an AI-driven cloud services model while maintaining a significant global e-commerce presence. Target relies on strategic brand partnerships and a deep U.S. physical footprint to drive traffic in a competitive retail environment.
A leading e-commerce name's decline this year has tracked the broader basket of Chinese internet stocks almost point for point, turning the dead-money debate into a referendum on the whole group.
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