I just finished comparing the Q3 financial reports of the seven Chinese concept stocks over the past 25 years, and the performances of several companies are really worlds apart.
Let's talk about market capitalization. Tencent's size of 725.4 billion dollars is there, definitely the industry leader, and even if you add up the others, it's hard for them to catch up.
Looking at the stock price again, Alibaba has directly exploded this year, rising by 91.89%, which is indeed impressive. Kuaishou is also strong, with a 67.11% increase proving that there is still room for imagination in the short video track.
The revenue and price-to-earnings ratio vary significantly among companies; some show steady growth while others are overvalued. In short, this wave of Q3 financial reports contains a lot of information and is worth carefully examining each company's strategic direction and profitability.
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MrDecoder
· 21h ago
Alibaba's rebound is really amazing, but will it fall back down again?
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WalletInspector
· 12-01 10:05
Alibaba's recent rebound is truly amazing, how did it achieve 91.89%...
Kuaishou short videos still have heat, didn't expect it to rise so fiercely
Tencent is still the boss, 725.4 billion USD crushes the competition
The price-to-earnings ratio is confusing, can anyone explain why there is such a big difference among companies
Has anyone bought the dip in this round of Q3, it feels like there should be quite a few people cutting loss
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 12-01 09:37
Alibaba's rebound this time is really incredible, 91.89%... If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have taken a Short Position.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 12-01 09:35
Alibaba's recent Rebound is indeed impressive, but I still have faith in Tencent's long-term moat.
Where is the ceiling for Kuaishou's short videos? I have no idea.
Revenue can be impressive, but profit is the real deal.
The financial report data looks tempting, but stock picking still needs to be cautious of overvaluation pitfalls.
With Tencent's effortless winning mentality, how can others keep up?
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-01 09:34
Alibaba's rise of 91.89% is indeed outrageous, but there is certainly room for a rebound; let's see if it can hold on in the future.
Tencent is still Tencent; although it is stable, it feels lacking in innovation.
I'm a bit worried about Kuaishou's valuation; with such intense competition in short videos, how long can it really last?
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SleepyArbCat
· 12-01 09:28
The rise of Alibaba is so fierce... we still have to look at the fundamentals, otherwise it's just another "nap warning".
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FOMOSapien
· 12-01 09:13
The recent rise of Alibaba is really impressive, but it feels like the valuation is still a bit inflated.
I just finished comparing the Q3 financial reports of the seven Chinese concept stocks over the past 25 years, and the performances of several companies are really worlds apart.
Let's talk about market capitalization. Tencent's size of 725.4 billion dollars is there, definitely the industry leader, and even if you add up the others, it's hard for them to catch up.
Looking at the stock price again, Alibaba has directly exploded this year, rising by 91.89%, which is indeed impressive. Kuaishou is also strong, with a 67.11% increase proving that there is still room for imagination in the short video track.
The revenue and price-to-earnings ratio vary significantly among companies; some show steady growth while others are overvalued. In short, this wave of Q3 financial reports contains a lot of information and is worth carefully examining each company's strategic direction and profitability.