Revenue surged more than 18-fold, yet the stock price rose just 33%.
Alibaba’s figures are brutal: from 2014 to 2026, its total revenue grew by a staggering 1849.70%, while its stock price gained only 33.62% over the same period. The business grew nearly twentyfold over more than a decade, but shareholders in the public market got almost nothing out of it.
This extreme disconnect between growth and the stock price shows that the market simply isn’t willing to pay for its scale. If even an eighteenfold increase in revenue can’t drive up its valuation, what could possibly turn the story around from here? Continuing to hold on is just throwing capital into a quagmire that offers no positive feedback whatsoever.
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Alibaba’s figures are brutal: from 2014 to 2026, its total revenue grew by a staggering 1849.70%, while its stock price gained only 33.62% over the same period. The business grew nearly twentyfold over more than a decade, but shareholders in the public market got almost nothing out of it.
This extreme disconnect between growth and the stock price shows that the market simply isn’t willing to pay for its scale. If even an eighteenfold increase in revenue can’t drive up its valuation, what could possibly turn the story around from here? Continuing to hold on is just throwing capital into a quagmire that offers no positive feedback whatsoever.
#BABA
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