JD.COM ADR WKN: A112ST ISIN: US47215P1066 Kürzel: JD Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Bitte noch den Nettogewinn deklarieren.

Und wir reden hier von Umsatz. Ich vermute durch die ständige automatisierungen wird bei JD mehr Gewinn hängen bleiben.

Toller Vergleich. Ebay VS Alibaba. Ahja....

Singledayumsatz Ali 25,35 Mrd $ JD 19,14 Mrd $ Nächstes Jahr cashen wir Ali

Nichtlieferungen, Fälschungen? Ja,momentan scheinen sie ja drauf zu stehen. Mach dir nichts vor. Ali ist und bleibt Number One.

Das Geschäftsmodell von Alibaba ist wie das Geschäftsmodell von ebay, tot. Auch die Chinesen sind Fälschungen, Nichtlieferungen satt. JD.com wird-irgendwann die-nr. 1

@TheNeo1987 Woher kommt dein hass gegen jd.com? Es kann sein dass du von dem Verlauf der Aktie in der lezter Zeit enttäuscht sein könntest und mit Verlust frühzeitig ausgestiegen bist, da Du ein ungeduldiger Mensch bist. Aber aus Respekt auf die anderen Anleger musst du immer auf Deine Worte achten was du im Forum postest. Das wäre eine faire Verhaltenweise von Dir...

Lächerlich bist nur du..sorry für die ausrucksweise an alle anderen!

Schade, dass der Schatten von Alibaba so groß ist, dass der Umsatz von JD.com nahezu lächerlich ist :(

techcrunch.com/2017/11/11/jd-com-singles-day/ China’s second largest e-commerce firm just showed Alibaba has serious competition Posted 1 hour ago by Jon Russell(@jonrussell) Alibaba invented China’s biggest shopping day — 11/11 aka Single’s Day — and it dominates the headlines with record sales year-on-year, but another company just stepped out to remind us that others are busy trying to close the gap. JD.com, the perennial challenger to Alibaba’s e-commerce empire in China, just revealed its 11/11 figures for the first time. While not as high as Alibaba’s 163.8 billion RMB ($25.3 billion) the company did process an impressive 127.1 billion RMB in GMV, which works out to around $19.14 billion. There’s no direct comparison but the figure is a touch above Alibaba’s 2016 11/11 sales GMV of RMB 120.7 billion. The figure is also higher than the $17.6 billion that JD.com grossed for its own 6/18 sales event — which commemorates the date of its founding — although that bonanza lasts for 18 days rather than just one like Single’s Day. JD.com was previously fairly guarded over Single’s Day data — instead choosing to talk up percentage growth — but with this announcement today it has reminded people that it is indeed a close challenger to Alibaba. On consumer e-commerce marketshare, iResearch puts JD.com’s reach at around 25 percent, while Alibaba is said to have just over 55 percent but there’s more to it than that. The main difference between the two is that Alibaba operate’s a marketplace approach with its e-commerce businesses, whereas JD.com opted for an Amazon-like vertical approach to sales. There is also a disparity in size. Alibaba sits on the New York Stock Exchange with a market cap of $477 billion. JD.com, meanwhile, is listed on the NASDAQ and valued at around $57 billion. Still impressive, for sure, but a small fraction of Alibaba. Nonetheless, long-time Alibaba CEO Jack Ma noticed the potential of the rival early on. The Information reported this week that back in 2011 Ma wanted JD.com founder Richard Liu to open a store on Alibaba’s platform to avoid the potential of direct competition. Liu rejected the offer has gone about making his company, which was then less established, Alibaba’s chief rival through a different approach to e-commerce, and by embracing technology such as drones and robots faster.

Hab mir gestern noch schnell UV1TS4 zugelegt

Was die Chinesen da kaufen ist der Wahnsinn. Überlege schon nochmal nachzulegen

http://www.focus.de/finanzen/news/onlinekunden-im-shopping-rausch-chinesen-kauften-am-samstag-mehr-online-als-die-deutschen-bei-amazon-in-einem-jahr_id_7833564.html Läuft auch für JD prima!

http://app.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/handel-dienstleister/china-onlinehaendler-erzielen-beim-singles-day-neue-rekorde/20570484.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-buy-jd-com-inc-170521746.html The Chinese market looks like the most attractive in the world from a long-term growth standpoint. And it’s basically a two-horse race. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) appears willing to cede the market to Alibaba and JD.com. Alibaba will be tough competition, but JD.com already is gaining ground. If that continues, JD.com will be taking share in a fast-growing market — and that bodes well for the JD stock price. Buy JD Stock Ahead of Earnings Again, JD stock isn’t cheap and, last week, James Brumley highlighted some near-term technical weakness in the stock. JD stock trades at about 45 times 2018 earnings per share estimates backing out its net cash; BABA is valued at a much cheaper 27x. But JD.com is growing much faster: estimates suggest ~90% EPS growth next year, against 39% for Alibaba. That’s growth worth paying for, even at a high multiple. I’m betting Q3 results will remind investors of this fact. JD.com is expected to post a sharp increase in EPS, and 38% revenue growth, but those estimates look potentially light. Q3 2016 provides a relatively easy comparison: top-line growth was just 31% last year. Since then, revenue has increased at least 41% in each of the last three quarters — with JD.com blowing past estimates each time. If trends hold, I’d expect another beat from JD.com. And, this time, a beat should send the JD stock price higher. Risk and Reward Again, there are risks here. Questions still surround the Chinese economy, on which JD.com is solely reliant. Valuation, as noted, is high. JD.com is going to have to grow for years to justify that multiple. But there’s plenty of reason to think it will. The 10 Best Growth Stocks You Can Buy Now JD.com is #2 in one of the world’s best markets. It’s taking share in that market. It may not catch Alibaba, but its valuation is roughly one-ninth that of its larger rival. That’s too low, given JD’s strong and growing market share. There are risks here — but the rewards are bigger. Q3 earnings should make that point clear.

finance.yahoo.com/news/why-buy-jd-com-inc-170521746.html Why You Should Buy JD.Com Inc(ADR) Stock Immediately! Vince Martin InvestorPlaceNovember 9, 2017 Shares of JD.com Inc(ADR) (NASDAQ:JD) have settled down after a big run. The JD stock price rose 150% between June 2016 and early August. Since then, however, JD stock has pulled back, hitting a five-month low in October before a recent rebound. Why You Should Buy JD.Com Inc(ADR) Stock Immediately! More Source: Daniel Cukier via Flickr The recent weakness seems mostly unexplained. JD.com news remains positive; second quarter earnings were impressive — yet JD stock sold off anyhow. 10 Dividend Growth Stocks for 2018 Meanwhile, other Chinese tech stocks are doing well. Weibo Corp (ADR) (NASDAQ:WB) is at an all-time high. Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) and NetEase Inc (ADR) (NASDAQ:NTES) aren’t far off. InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips I argued last month that the pullback was an opportunity — and I still think that’s the case, particularly ahead of JD’s Q3 earnings report next week. JD stock isn’t cheap (or even close to being cheap), but it has tremendous growth potential. And I expect the Q3 numbers will remind the market of that potential. JD.com News Looks Good JD.com stock doesn’t get nearly the amount of coverage that Alibaba does — and the company doesn’t have nearly the same amount of market share. But JD.com is closing the gap, as Luce Emerson detailed in August. And recent moves position the company to continue that trend. JD.com is partnering with Wal-Mart Stores Inc (NYSE:WMT) in China, combining membership systems and sharing fulfillment processes. A deal with Tencent Holdings Ltd (OTCMKTS:TCHEY) uses data from Tencent’s WeChat app and artificial intelligence to improve marketing.