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Proof I have no idea how the stock market works: “Wow, that’s insane, their stock must have popped back over 2k because of this news!” checks ticker “Down 2.5% after hours...?”
To put this in some global perspective... Alibaba's one day sales event "Singles Day" last November grossed almost half that amount (i.e. $30B). Note: Alibaba's operating margins are approx. 30%.
To put this in some global perspective... Alibaba's one day sales event "Singles Day" last November grossed almost half that amount (i.e. $30B). Note: Alibaba's operating margins are approx. 30%.
Alibaba has almost no self held sales. While Amzn only include profit from 3rd party as revenue, not sales from 3rd party (AFAIK).
Proof I have no idea how the stock market works: “Wow, that’s insane, their stock must have popped back over 2k because of this news!” checks ticker “Down 2.5% after hours...?”
To put this in some global perspective... Alibaba's one day sales event "Singles Day" last November grossed almost half that amount (i.e. $30B). Note: Alibaba's operating margins are approx. 30%.
I see that one day sale thing appear in many mentions of Amazon and it might be a little...misleading.
To put this in some global perspective... Alibaba's one day sales event "Singles Day" last November grossed almost half that amount (i.e. $30B). Note: Alibaba's operating margins are approx. 30%.
To put this in some global perspective... Alibaba's one day sales event "Singles Day" last November grossed almost half that amount (i.e. $30B). Note: Alibaba's operating margins are approx. 30%.
Yet Alibaba's revenue for all of 2018 was $55B USD, compared to $232B USD for Amazon. I see that one day sale thing appear in many mentions of Amazon and it might be a little...misleading.
Does anyone feel lile commenting on why stock price fell after this?
But they still need tax breaks if you want them to build in your city!