Alibaba Group Holding LimitedNYSE: BABA

The Chinese consumer is finally returning to spending, albeit at a slower-than-expected rate. Eventually, once economic confidence is restored, consumers will increase their spending.

Buying undervalued stocks may provide substantial profits for investors, particularly if the underlying businesses are poised for a huge upswing. These three cheap stocks have a lot of potential and should rise significantly by 2025.

The World Trade Organization is currently hosting its 40th Geneva Week in Switzerland, with an emphasis on small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Alibaba Group (BABA) preisdent Kuo Zhang joins Wealth!

I think it is a good idea to buy some undervalued long-term stocks on weakness before they start to make a recovery. The current market environment is quite unforgiving for many stocks as investors have piled into just a few tech stocks.

The shares are showing signs of a so-called golden cross, which indicates momentum.

Geopolitical risks are likely overestimated, with deep economic ties between the US and China and the historical crisis of the original Cold War suggesting a peaceful resolution. I am not claiming that BABA is a superior investment to Amazon, but its key business and financial metrics are certainly competitive with one of Wall Street's favorites. According to my intrinsic value calculations, the company that consolidates the world's largest e-commerce platforms by GMV and China's cloud leader is deeply undervalued.

Alibaba (BABA) introduces AI programmer in a bid to boost its generative AI-backed offerings.

Many times, companies go through times of crisis before, eventually stepping back out stronger than ever. These events lead to multiple investors losing faith in the company and pulling their shares out.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Alibaba (BABA). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.