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China's online numbers are staggering. The company's public offering raised over $1.5 billion in Hong Kong, with an initial public offering of stock that nearly equaled Google, which raised $1.9 billion in its 2004 share sale in the United States. | ||||||||
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November 2007 That was awesome, and I was wondering how can I get some shares at the beginning...
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November 2007 not sure about the beginning, but you can certainly buy some now.
Maybe like Google it will keep increasing? Reply
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November 2007 Definitely, and all the e-companies with long term revenues and strategies are worthwhile to invest.
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November 2007 Raises an interesting comparison - would you invest in google or alibaba- assuming you could only back one horse?
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November 2007 that's a good question jackie
the thing about China is the govt can step in at anytime and shut you down etc, so Google is probably a safer bet... but the growth numbers are in China's corner. Reply
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