From my perspective, Alibaba's latest earnings were actually quite solid, especially on the cloud and AI front. The stronger-than-expected cloud growth and increased AI investment showed that the company is finally regaining momentum in areas that matter for long-term competitiveness. That initial 4% premarket spike made sense to me—investors reacted to the parts of the business that signal real strategic progress. But the reversal after the earnings call also tells me the market is still very cautious about Alibaba's profitability trajectory. The drop after management's comments on margins didn't surprise me. Whenever a company signals higher spending, even for strategic reasons like AI infrastructure, the market tends to react negatively in the short term. For me, the big question is whe