Weibo stock hits an all-time low after a BofA Securities downgrade, making it worth a look for value hunters. Basic thesis: Twitter-equivalent of China trading for sub-6 P/E with cash-rich balance ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the web and gaming in China. While China's social media users are at home spending time with their families for the ...
A look at the shareholders of Weibo Corporation (NASDAQ:WB) can tell us which group is most powerful. The group holding the most number of shares in the company, around 36% to be precise, is private ...
Weibo (NASDAQ: WB), a Chinese social media company that is frequently compared to Twitter (NYSE: TWTR), might seem like an undervalued growth stock. Its microblogging platform served 573 million ...
Weibo (NasdaqGS:WB) shares have declined by 1% in the latest session, continuing a downward trend that has persisted for the past month. Volatility like this may have value-focused investors looking ...
Many growth stocks sit near multi-year highs in today's frothy market. That's why many investors are probably shunning these highfliers until a correction knocks them back down to cheaper levels.
As required under SEC regulations, the company must list for investors potential risks that might affect its share price. Weibo is up front about the risk the Chinese government’s regulation of ...
Investors welcomed the comforting, if not mind-blowing, growth rates the company delivered in its latest reported quarter. Reporting in U.S. dollars, Weibo said its second-quarter net revenue was just ...
WB's Q3 2023 revenue came in below expectations, and economic weakness in China is likely to have been a major reason for the top-line miss. But Weibo still achieved a +4% earnings beat for the recent ...
As Weibo, the largest social media platform in China, gets ready for its initial public offering (IPO), a recent university study claims Chinese micro-blogging activity might not be as vibrant as ...
The Chinese social media giant faces a lot of near-term challenges. Analysts expect Weibo's revenue and earnings to rise 33% and 29%, respectively, for the full year. It faces easy comparisons to its ...