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Billionaire investor David Tepper has a better track record in the stock market than his Carolina Panthers National Football League team has on the gridiron this year. His Appaloosa Management hedge...
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David Tepper is a notable figure in finance, most notably the billionaire founder of global hedge fund Appaloosa management based in Florida. However, the institutional investor is also notably the...
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John Paulson became an investing legend by parlaying bets against the subprime mortgage lending business into massive profits when the housing market collapsed in 2007. His story was recounted in the...
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Rummaging through the portfolios of billionaire investors can be a useful strategy for finding investment ideas. With a universe of thousands of stocks to choose from, narrowing down the list to a...
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Michael Burry is best-known as the billionaire investor who correctly predicted the housing market crash in 2007 that was detailed in the book, The Big Short. It was subsequently made into a movie of...
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Before bargain hunting, it’s crucial to grasp what makes a stock undervalued. Stocks represent partial ownership in businesses that generate earnings and cash flow. A stock is considered...
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PDD Holdings, formerly known as Pinduoduo, has soared past Wall Street's consensus estimates again, continuing to outpace its rivals.
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At its initial public offering in September 2014, Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: BABA) was valued at $167.7 billion. The company raised $21.7 billion in the IPO, a record at the time. Only Saudi...
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The question that 24/7 Wall St. has is whether Wall Street was duped into thinking that Alibaba would have higher growth rates than reality.
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When was the last time you saw an analyst downgrade Google and upgrade Yahoo in the same call? That is exactly what Merrill Lynch did Friday morning.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma said Tuesday in an interview that that Alipay will at some point come public on its own.
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Alibaba is set to report earnings on Tuesday, its first earnings report as a public company.
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Alibaba has raised the expected price range on its initial public offering from the prior $60 to $66 to a new range of $66 to $68.
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Persuading investors to buy 320.1 million shares at a price of $60 to $66 apiece is a task that Alibaba figures will take nine working days.
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Courtesy of AlibabaChina’s e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Inc. has filed an amended Form F-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Friday afternoon offering a first look at some...
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