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@Informatio90948

Long-term investor focused on public companies and real estate. Investing like watching paint dry—slow and steady.

Katılım Mart 2024
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Lloyd James Ross
Lloyd James Ross@lloydjamesross·
$BABA 🔥 Dominating cloud growth in China (36%) and widening market share (32% to 36%) 🔥 Grew top line by double digits across domestic and intentional e-commerce 🔥 Expanding market share in quick commerce and growing at 40%+ (profits by 2029) …….. Stock price falls by 7% 😂
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Paint Dry Capital@Informatio90948·
@Roadtriptofire Als de huidige cloud groei aanhoudt dan is cloud over 4 jaar meer dan 40% van de totale omzet. Zou niet verkeerd zijn
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Roadtrip to Financial Independence
$BABA earnings zijn uit. Ik snap investeringen in Cloud maar "quick commerce" en Food delivery toch minder. Wel mooie Cloud Groei, maar dat is wel nog maar 10% van hun omzet. De FCF stort in en dat houd dan weer risico in voor buybacks en het dividend. Cloud investeringen snap ik maar de vraag is gaan die investeringen in Quick Commerce en Food Delivery ook echt wat opbrengen? Dat lijkt mij toch eerder low-margin business. Straks eens luisteren naar de earnings call, maar het lijkt mij dat aandeelhouders dit toch niet zo leuk zullen vinden.
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The Earnings Correspondent@earnings_guy

$BABA (Alibaba) #earnings are out:

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Ander
Ander@iamAnder_·
Alibaba estimating for $100 billion in cloud and AI revenue in 5 years is a conservative target. Their drop in net income, being largely attributed to various investments, will have a whiplash effect. Alibaba is going after users. They will own attention the same way Tencent built out WeChat. $BABA is China’s poster child of innovation.
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Paint Dry Capital@Informatio90948·
Maybe AI isn’t in the stock yet. But neither is the rest of the non-ecommerce ecosystem: Ant, cloud, Cainiao, media, local services and brokerage optionality that could resemble a Robinhood or Asian Interactive Brokers over time. $BABA
Bloomberg@business

Alibaba’s share price is only factoring in the company’s e-commerce business, not its artificial intelligence potential, says the manager of a $17 billion fund bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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Zack Strength
Zack Strength@ZackStrength·
The only wealth in this world is children; more than all the money, power on earth, you are my treasure.
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Paint Dry Capital@Informatio90948·
$BABA Hard to ignore: Alibaba looks like a future multi-trillion-dollar company
DZ@dyz_ob

@0xDamien More like a full-stack, fully integrated AI + Cloud Claude!! 😉

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DZ@dyz_ob·
$BABA : Market Chatter: Alibaba Affiliate Ant Group Close to Completing Acquisition of Hong Kong Brokerage
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Paint Dry Capital@Informatio90948·
3️⃣ days 2️⃣ key drivers 1️⃣ big question On March 19, Alibaba Group reports earnings. 2 drivers that matter: • Cloud + AI growth • China consumer demand 1 question the market wants answered: 👉 Is Alibaba Cloud re-accelerating? This print could move sentiment around China
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RealEstateDude
RealEstateDude@realestatedude0·
Clients wants me to submit 200k below asking. 2 weeks on market. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️
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The Wise Investor 🧠
The Wise Investor 🧠@TheWiseIC·
$GSY.TO management should be investigated. An utter shame and a joke. I dumped my shares a while back.
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Paint Dry Capital@Informatio90948·
@realEstateTrent Honestly, someone could learn more about real estate investing from your tweets than from most real estate books. If you ever turn all your tweets into a book like your dad’s autobiography, I’d buy it.
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StripMallGuy
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
In 2011, the co-founder of an app many of you use daily was interested in investing with us. So we set up a time to meet in Palo Alto. I told him about our strategy, my experience, and how we go about adding value. At the conclusion of the meeting he asked if there was a book he could read over the weekend that would teach him how to invest in strip malls. I told him there was not. He then proceeded to ask the investor who connected us why they even need me in the first place. Basically: “Can’t we just do what he’s doing ourselves?”
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