"Calendar 2018 was unkind to all stocks, but particularly so to Chinese tech stocks. In the slaughtered China tech group, one of the biggest losers was Weibo (NASDAQ: WB ), which dropped more than 60% off all-time highs and remains more than 55% off all-time highs today.

Surprisingly, the big drop in Weibo stock had very little to do with Weibo-specific fundamentals. Those fundamentals have remained very good. The social networking platform has continued to add users and grow revenues at a robust pace, while it has largely maintained its margin profile and consequently grown profits at an equally robust pace......"
https://www.nasdaq.com/article/...uy-as-they-reverse-course-cm1118407
 

bis aktuell heute und keinen interessiert mehr dieser Wert?  

bin aber nach dem Absturz hier raus und habe Baozun aufgestockt. Warum ?
Ich sehe halt bei Baozun weniger Risiken bezügl. Regulierungen der KPD.
Ansonsten super Wert.
https://www.high-tech-investing.de/single-post/...eck-zur-Weibo-Aktie  

Ist wohl das günstigste soziale Netzwerk und wächst immer noch siehe Video:


 

 

 

https://buhu.bandcamp.com/album/buhu-audiotree-live  

https://www.frankentourismus.de/poi/saengermuseum-7123/  

https://modetalente.com/products/print-lssiges-weites-t-shirt-7334137  

 

Pfette  

 

Angeblich plant ein chinesisches Staatsunternehmen Weibo zu übernehmen.

https://www.streetinsider.com/Hot+M+and+A/...e+-sources/18644192.html  

Privatisierungsgerücht wurde zurückgewiesen

https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/07/06/...ust-popped-then-dropped/

 

habe meine alte Position heute etwas verbilligt.

Ob die Privatisierung kommt oder nicht wir wohl die Staatsmacht Chinas entscheiden !  

würde der Aufpreis gegenüber heute ca 15.4% betragen.

HONG KONG, July 7 (Reuters Breakingviews) - China’s Twitter-like social-media platform has denied a Reuters report that its founder is planning to take it private at an 80% premium. That will not stop holdout investors in parent company Sina from pricking their ears. They’re battling for a better deal from Charles Chao, chairman of both the web portal and Weibo , whose $2.6 billion buyout offer in September undervalued Sina’s 45% Weibo stake by about $700 million.

Sina delisted in March, forcing unhappy shareholders to pursue a better price via Cayman Islands courts – a process increasingly familiar [nL1N2LD015 ] to investors in U.S.-listed Chinese buyout targets. When Chao first made his Sina bid, Weibo shares traded at $32. They closed near $58 on Tuesday, after Reuters reported a bid could reach $100 a share. Despite Chao’s and Weibo’s protestations that nothing’s afoot, the valuations mentioned will only fuel the determination of those who have taken their fight to George Town. (By Jennifer Hughes)  

auch hier hat ein erheblicher Rückschlag stattgefunden.

Erholung ist nun angesagt; eine Schätzung
E from Wallstreetfacts: Weibo Corp has a beta of 1.06328. Knowing all of this, we project that Weibo Corp will have a price of $60.89 in 12-months c  

NEW ARTICLE : Weibo shares rocket up 10% as users and revenue keep rising stck.pro/news/WB/17865825

 

sie litten auch unter covid lookdown, welcher nun doch z.T. aufgehoben wird.

das KGV steht auf 16.03 Kursziel ist ca 26 $

Spekulation (das wäre ja super):

According to Reuters, Weibo Chairman Charles Chao’s holding company New Wave is partnering with a Shanghai-based state company for the privatization drive.
The two intend to form a consortium that could take Weibo private
for about $90 to $100 per share.