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Where to buy Alibaba stock dip amid China spending slowdown despite 29% rise in Q3 earnings report

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The Alibaba stock took a hit on Friday and dropped by about 29% after the Chinese retail Giant warned of a slowdown in consumer spending.

The dip comes even as Alibaba’s revenue in Q3, 2021 rose by over 29% to about 200.7 billion yuan ($31.4 billion), though it is the slowest growth for the last year and a half.

To help stock investors interested in investing in Alibaba stock, Invezz has created a brief article on what it is and where to buy it.

To find out more, please continue reading.

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What is Alibaba stock?

Alibaba stock is the stock of Alibaba Group Holding Limited and it trades in the Hong Kong Stock exchange under the symbol HKG: 9988.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited, also known as Alibaba Group, is a multinational technology company that specializes in retail, internet, e-commerce, internet, and technology.

Alibaba runs the Alibaba.com eCommerce website.

Should I buy Alibaba stock today?

Though on the decline in the last 24 hours, Alibaba is still a world leader in the e-commerce business and it could be a great stock to buy.

Alibaba stock price prediction

Though it is difficult to make a decisive price prediction of Alibaba stock price, experts believe that the stock shall revert upwards and trade above $20 (155.80 HKD) by the end of this year.

Alibaba stock social media coverage

BREAKING: Alibaba misses expectations for the September quarter as profit plunges. Slowing economy, China tech crackdown and more investments caused profit to plunge. Expectations were already low going into the report card https://t.co/VtykmgZj6M pic.twitter.com/So7DrWDM0s

— Arjun Kharpal (@ArjunKharpal) November 18, 2021

Performance of China’s 2 e-commerce giants makes it clear that regulations aren’t the only headache for the sector. #Alibaba shares have slumped 45% over the last year, while rival JD stock has eked out about a 2% gain, BBG has calculated. pic.twitter.com/PHsAIys90h

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) November 19, 2021

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