Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA)

A record IPO in Hong Kong makes Nongfu Spring founder Zhong Shanshan China's third-richest man.

The fast-food purveyor is part of a trend of Hong Kong stock offerings, with potentially the largest stock sale in history waiting in the wings.

The operator of Alipay could raise as much as US$30 billion when it skips U.S. markets with same-time listings in Hong Kong, Shanghai.

There are still quality, reasonably-priced, tech companies out there, albeit with some risks attached.

Sarge chooses Disneyland over Vegas and answers your questions, including who's next to a $2 trillion market cap after Apple.

Hong Kong's Exchange had record results due to secondary offerings by Nasdaq stocks, Shenzhen preps for tech startups to go public.

The executive orders against TikTok and WeChat amount to an illegal seizure of property.

The Hang Seng Tech Index monitors the performance of the 30-largest tech companies listed in Hong Kong.

Our fate is in the hands of a few dozen companies with a dizzying array of clinical trials, and whoever gets there first is gonna make a fortune.

Let's review some names like TSLA, WIMI and NEXCF, and then eye a play for special purpose acquisition company Churchill Capital Corp III.

In May we saw BABA hitting $244 to $277, and now it's close to the higher price; this is where we see the charts going from here.

Hong Kong will have its own tech quartet as of next Thursday; Asian shares don't have the same euphoria as U.S. stocks (yet), and that's a good thing.

NetEase is the second Chinese company to launch a secondary listing in Hong Kong. It is unlikely to be the last.

Scrutiny of overseas listings and corporate purchases by Chinese companies is set to intensify.

Other places besides the United States are flashing green, and they can surprise us -- even give our international companies a boost.

There are several reasons why I like both names here.

A look at those stocks likely to lead in the short- and long-term, the headlines out of China and Hong Kong, and the import of fiscal stimulus.

As State economies begin the slow process of reopening, the Fed is there to support market function. Facebook's latest e-commerce foray has investors cheering.

An updated technical strategy for BABA.

Trump administration taps former GlaxoSmithKline exec as head of vaccine task force, and how I'm playing Walmart and Datadog.

The direction of the market in the coming weeks will hinge in part on progress in reopening the U.S. and European economies.

Let's review the charts once again.

Oil isn't really worthless and Amazon isn't the only retailer that will survive, but we are in a mixed up market thanks to Covid-19.

They buy and buy and buy. The same stocks. Over and over. No end to it.

Continue to hold longs that were previously recommended.

Traders could probe the long side of CRM at current levels.

Unfortunately, we have to operate under the principle of where there's smoke, there's fire.