Top movers alert: Alibaba call warrants jump between 158% to 300% on share price's 24% rebound over the past four weeks
🔝 $BABA-W(09988)$ shares are up 7% to HKD 125 as of 148PM this afternoon, leading gains amongst Chinese tech stocks after the company launched its latest flagship AI model, Qwen3.8-Max, with performance claims putting it alongside global leaders like Anthropic’s Fable (Bloomberg)
This is Alibaba's strongest gains since 8 July
🔃This takes Alibaba's share price rebound to 39.7% since its lowest 16-month low of HKD 89 on 26 June
✳✴Macquarie's trending Alibaba call warrant $Alibaba MB eCW261103(ETKW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/HistoricalPerformance/ETKW) is 355% higher to SGD 0.050 since - 9 times more than Alibaba shares, while trending Alibaba put warrant $Alibaba MB ePW261005(JCJW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/HistoricalPerformance/JCJW) is trading 79% lower to SGD 0.024 since 26 June
Consequently, Alibaba call warrants are amongst the top warrant gainers over the last 4 weeks, with returns of 157% in the trending Alibaba call warrant ETKW, and 300% in the shorter-dated Alibaba call warrant $Alibaba MB eCW261005(NNTW.SI)$ , given Alibaba's share price gain of 24% in the last four weeks
⚙Investors who foresee greater volatility and trading opportunities in Alibaba shares may therefore wish to consider using Macquarie's trending call or put warrants for their ability to magnify one's exposure to Alibaba shares while costing a fraction of Alibaba's share price
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