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Wall Street analysts have grown more optimistic on Alibaba Group (BABA), betting on its cloud and AI momentum. This week, Morgan Stanley raised its 12-month price target from $165 to $200, citing strength in its cloud business and AI investments. The broader tech market has also been electrified by speculative bursts; for instance, Wolfspeed (WOLF) shares briefly spiked over 1,000% intraday following a Chapter 11 restructuring and reincorporation, a reminder of how risk-on sentiment can sweep through sectors and amplify interest in high-growth names like Alibaba.
Morgan Stanley also sees Alibaba expanding data centers in Brazil, France, and the Netherlands; collaborating with Nvidia on “physical AI”; and rolling out its Qwen3-Max AI model (over one trillion parameters). In short, analysts cite accelerating cloud sales, higher capital expenditure, and global AI strategy as reasons for the upgrade.