Baidu Aktie
ISIN
US0567521085
Symbol
BIDU
Land
China
MK
53,23 Mrd. USD
Index
NASDAQ-100
Sektor
Software / Internet
Industrie
Internetservices
Aktie auf
Aktienkurs
187,69
USD
-2,52
(-1,32 %)
Nasdaq,
Schlusskurs Fr, 11.06.2021
ISIN
US0567521085
Symbol
BIDU
Land
China
MK
53,23 Mrd. USD
Index
NASDAQ-100
Sektor
Software / Internet
Industrie
Internetservices
Aktie auf
Neuigkeiten
Seeking Alpha
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Key Considerations To Investing In Baidu
This article discusses seven key considerations to take note of before investing in Baidu. First, I analyse if Baidu's core advertising business is deteriorating, or whether new strategies can turn around this stagnating business.
This article discusses seven key considerations to take note of before investing in Baidu. First, I analyse if Baidu's core advertising business is deteriorating, or whether new strategies can turn around this stagnating business.
InvestorPlace
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Baidu's Plays in 3 Growing Industries Make It a Buy
Baidu is China's largest search engine, but AI, cloud computing and EV projects make BIDU stock a long-term buy despite its current weakness. The post Baidu's Plays in 3 Growing Industries Make It a Buy appeared first on InvestorPlace.
Baidu is China's largest search engine, but AI, cloud computing and EV projects make BIDU stock a long-term buy despite its current weakness. The post Baidu's Plays in 3 Growing Industries Make It a Buy appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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A Trio of Graham-Style Stock Picks
If you want to increase the effectiveness of your search for value opportunities, then you may want to screen the market for stocks whose "Graham blended multiplier" is less than 22.5. Designed by Benjamin Graham, the pioneer of value investing, the multiplier is equal to the stock's price-earnings ratio multiplied by its price-book ratio.
If you want to increase the effectiveness of your search for value opportunities, then you may want to screen the market for stocks whose "Graham blended multiplier" is less than 22.5. Designed by Benjamin Graham, the pioneer of value investing, the multiplier is equal to the stock's price-earnings ratio multiplied by its price-book ratio.