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Bridgewater's Bullish Bet: Unveiling The Chinese Stocks Set To Spark Double-Digit Returns - Vimarsana News

Bridgewater's Bullish Bet: Unveiling The Chinese Stocks Set To Spark Double-Digit Returns

Bridgewater Associates is the world's largest hedge fund with over $196 billion in assets under management (as of Sept 30, 2023). While the firm posted a loss in fiscal 2023, its flagship fund All Weather was up 10.6% last year. Ray Dalio, Bridgewater's co-founder and former chief investment officer, has been a long-time believer in portfolio diversification and optimal risk-to-reward ratio usage. "Risk and diversification are of paramount importance, and the fact is that if you diversify well,

Source: yahoo.com
Alibaba Revival: $200 Million Insider Bet, Massive Buybacks - Vimarsana News

Alibaba Revival: $200 Million Insider Bet, Massive Buybacks

(CTN News) - Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has experienced a substantial decline in its stock price for more than three years, primarily...........

Japan's SoftBank concludes run as Alibaba's biggest shareholder, drawing a close to one of the most successful internet deals in China - Vimarsana News

Japan's SoftBank concludes run as Alibaba's biggest shareholder, drawing a close to one of the most successful internet deals in China

SoftBank expects to book US$8.5 billion, about 425 times the value of its initial Alibaba investment, for its 2024 financial year after divesting more than 500 million shares in the e-commerce giant.

Source: scmp.com
Jack Ma bought Alibaba shares worth $50m in Q4 - Vimarsana News

Jack Ma bought Alibaba shares worth $50m in Q4

Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and Chairman Joe Tsai bought millions worth of shares in the Chinese e-commerce giant in the fourth quarter.

Exclusive | Jack Ma, Joe Tsai replace SoftBank as Alibaba's largest shareholders by scooping up tech giant's tumbling shares in Hong Kong, New York - Vimarsana News

Exclusive | Jack Ma, Joe Tsai replace SoftBank as Alibaba's largest shareholders by scooping up tech giant's tumbling shares in Hong Kong, New York

The combined stakes of the two co-founders eclipsed SoftBank Group, which has reduced its shares in Alibaba through a series of forward contracts.

Source: scmp.com