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Originally posted by bigtruck View PostDown to ~$88. I'm going to wait for the dust to settle and potentially buy more shares. Still think this is a long-term winner.
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BABA is putting money into everything. This will either result in a diverse company with huge success or a dilution of its returns. SOmetime having your fingers in too many pies is not a good thing.
Still... at these levels BABA is attractive... but it's still in a downtrend so waiting might be prudent.
Sadly... I didn't wait and am sitting on 20% loss. Long term hold... long term hope.
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Employees and investors will be able to sell 337M Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) shares starting Wednesday, after the stock's first "lock-up" arrangement expires. The termination of the 180-day period will likely weigh on Alibaba’s share price, which may come under pressure in the nearterm, analysts say. There are different lock-up periods for different shareholders, and stock held by its largest shareholders - Softbank (OTCPK:SFTBY), Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) and Alibaba executives - will be frozen until the company's IPO anniversary in September. (from SA)
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River -- I understand what the lock-up means and people/companies will now be able to sell an additional 337M shares on the market. However, wouldn't this already be priced into the stock since this is common knowledge?
We just don't know what the people/companies will do with their shares: either hold or sell. Hold = price stays the same. Sell = decrease stock price.
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Originally posted by bigtruck View PostRiver -- I understand what the lock-up means and people/companies will now be able to sell an additional 337M shares on the market. However, wouldn't this already be priced into the stock since this is common knowledge?
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