JD.com, Inc. - American Depositary Shares (JD)

The manufacturing sector in China has slipped into contraction in May, marking its lowest level since September 2022, as the impact of tariffs continues to weigh heavily on the industry despite a temporary trade truce with the U.S.

The Chinese e-commerce and cloud giant faces lots of long-term challenges.

UBS optimistic about Chinese stocks due to tariff pause, potential stimulus, and low valuations.

Alibaba's back and profitable, with soaring earnings and AI-driven cloud growth. ETFs like KWEB, PGJ, and MCHI offer diversified exposure to its rebound.

Michael Burry has now turned his portfolio into a broader bearish bet for what seems to be the hottest names in the technology sector.

PDD tumbled over 15% Tuesday after the Temu parent significantly missed estimates.

Beijing’s latest move is part of ongoing efforts to support businesses amid a sluggish economy and continued pressure from U.S. tariffs.

JD.COM (NASDAQ:JD) offers strong earnings growth, solid profitability, and an undervalued stock price, making it a compelling pick for GARP investors following Peter Lynch’s strategy.

The call follows heightened U.S.-China trade tensions and scrutiny of firms with ties to the Chinese military.

Famous investor and hedge fund manager Michael Burry recently doubled down on his investment in Estée Lauder. Is he betting on a recession?

Michael Burry's hedge fund turns bearish on Chinese tech stocks.

Analyst maintained Buy rating, lowered price target for Alibaba. Q4 revenue missed estimates due to divestitures, but strong growth in core commerce and Cloud.

'The Big Short' famed investor Michael Burry, who accurately predicted the 2008 housing market crash, has turned bearish on most equities while doubling his stake in cosmetics giant Estée Lauder Companies Inc. during the first quarter, according to 13F regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday.

Shares of JD.com fell 3.6% on Thursday. The stock is falling after Alibaba Group reported mixed Q4 results.

Alibaba reported March quarter earnings and sales that missed Wall Street forecasts.

JD.COM (NASDAQ:JD) appears undervalued with strong profitability, stable financial health, and solid growth prospects, making it a potential candidate for value investors.

JD.com (NASDAQ: JD) stock down on Wednesday due to lower than expected revenue, but analysts remain bullish with a $53 price target.

Chinese e-commerce company, JD.com Inc. is shaking up China's food delivery market with its bold zero-commission model, while taking aim at the global meal delivery scene as well.

JD.com reported $41.5B revenue in Q1, up 15.8% from last year. Net income per ADS was $1.16, beating analysts' estimate. Stock price decreased after report.