BABA
Wall Street’s turning the volume up
Alibaba just got the rare “same number, different analyst” treatment: two major firms raised their price targets to $195. That kind of overlap usually means the bull case is getting less lonely.
Why investors care
The fresh optimism is tied to Alibaba’s cloud business, which is growing 38%. And in 2026, cloud growth plus AI buzz is basically the stock market’s favorite combo meal.
If you own the name, the message is pretty simple: Wall Street thinks the company’s AI and cloud push is doing more than looking fancy in a presentation deck. It’s starting to show up in the numbers.
The bigger picture
Alibaba has been trying to convince investors it’s not just an e-commerce old-timer with a new haircut. These price-target hikes suggest some analysts are buying that rebrand.
Big picture: when two firms land on the same target, it’s not a guarantee the stock moonwalks higher. But it is a pretty loud hint that sentiment is warming up.