Looks like Sea’s stocks are going up and up, whereas Alibaba’s stocks aredropping.Sea’s growth also seems to be higher. From 2017-2020, Sea gained 1379%, while Alibaba returned 49.7%. Personally, I’m leaning more towards Sea. But for those who have investedin Alibaba, what are your thoughts? Is it still a good idea to buy and hold onto a BABA stock?

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Alibaba is a market leader but its valuations are low, which means it might be undervalued and it could grow significantly in the future. But its margins seem to be falling drastically and the main money maker is not doing as well as it used to. It also has lots of strong competitors in the industry, andit might be held back by US and China regulatory issues. Even though the big dip you currently see in the BABA stock makes it seem like a great buy,it might actually not be a smart moveto go through with. Better be safe, than to be sorry. Or at least, buy a smaller sum of shares, if you truly believethe BABA stocks will rise again. 

$Microsoft(MSFT)$Hold for the long-term.

$SEA LTD(SE)$Good time to buy, but I hope it will rise again soon!

Palantir is apparently expected to grow into a trillion-dollar stock by 2040,even though the company is still not profitable (it lost $138.5 million in the last quarter). Lots of debate, but personally feel like for $20 per stock, there’s no harm holding just a few sharesand wait for developments. Perhaps in the following years, it might matureand lead to massive growth. 

$S&P 500(.SPX)$The only stock that beginner investors need to know about. Warren Buffett himself said he’s put 90% of his investments into S&P 500.

Grab just made its NASDAQ debut, but its stock price has done nothing but fall. Tough luck for this SEA company.  Even though it has become one of the leading ride-hailing apps in the region (now a superapp that’s becoming an essential in many people’s lives), its revenue has been infamously underperforming.  As of this past quarter, its revenue fell by 9% year-on-year. It’s aimingly for profitability by 2023, but to me, it’s puzzling why the company needs to take so long to become profitable. This does not inspire a lot of confidence, coupled with the less-than-stellar debut.  What do you think? To buy or to stay away? Is this company never going to thrive in the stock market? Or is the dip an opportunity not to be missed?

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