$JD

**MERCATI EUROPA** - Le crescenti voci che i disordini nelle città cinesi per le restrizioni COVID avrebbero costretto le autorità ad agire più rapidamente nell'allentare la presa, i futures azionari statunitensi indicavano un'apertura più forte per Wall Street. - Pechino si è astenuta dall'annunciare azioni specifiche per la riapertura della seconda economia mondiale, ma ha promesso di aumentare i tassi di vaccinazione degli anziani, la cui protezione è ritenuta essenziali per allentare le restrizioni COVID. Il rappresentante della commissione sanitaria nazionale ha aggiunto che i funzionari locali dovrebbero astenersi dall'imporre troppe limitazioni. - Dopo che gli indici sottostanti sono scesi di circa l'1,5% lunedì, i futures per il NASDAQ e l'S&P 500 sono aumentati entrambi dello 0,5%. I titoli cinesi quotati negli Stati Uniti, come Alibaba Group, hanno registrato guadagni e per JD, il fondo internet cinese CSI, quotato in borsa, è aumentato di oltre il 6%, sulla scia del forte rialzo registrato dai mercati asiatici.

$KWEB Dec02 28 C $JD Jan 63.76 C $WYNN Nov 80 C $FXI Jun 29 C $TELL Mar 5 C $AR Jan 20 C $CYH Dec 4 C

RECAP 11/14 Unusual Calls: $KWEB Dec02 28 C $JD Jan 63.76 C $WYNN Nov 80 C $FXI Jun 29 C $TELL Mar 5 C $AR Jan 20 C $CYH Dec 4 C

TIGER GLOBAL BOOSTS $DDOG, $WDAY, $GOOGL, $UBER, $SQ IN 3Q: 13F ADDS $HUBS, $PGY, $APP, $TSM, $PYPL REDUCES $CRWD, $NU, $JD, $S, $META, $RNG EXITS $PCOR, $XPEV, $ONEM, $MNDY, $IOT, $GTLB

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 10161 $JD Mar 2023 75.0 Calls $0.405 (CboeTheo=0.33) Above Ask! [MULTI] IV=63.1% +0.9 MPRL 110 x $0.31 - $0.35 x 224 PHLX ISO - OPENING SSR Vol=10k, OI=519,

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$DKNG Oct07 17 C $CHWY Oct07 37 C $META Oct 142 C $TWTR Oct 50 C $SLB Oct 46 C $BAC Oct 32 C $META Oct28 150 C $BNO Jan 34 C $FFIE Nov 2 C $JD Oct07 55 C $RKT Oct07 7 C

RECAP 10/5 Unusual Calls: $DKNG Oct07 17 C $CHWY Oct07 37 C $META Oct 142 C $TWTR Oct 50 C $SLB Oct 46 C $BAC Oct 32 C $META Oct28 150 C $BNO Jan 34 C $FFIE Nov 2 C $JD Oct07 55 C $RKT Oct07 7 C

$ROKU Sep23 85 C $NKLA Nov 6 C $CVX Dec 185 C $SLB Oct 46 C $MO Mar 42.5 C $RTX Nov 95 C $XPEV Oct 19 C $JD Sep23 60 C $AMZN Nov 130 C $DVN Oct 80 C $ABBV Oct 155 C $LVS Nov 42 C

RECAP 9/19 Unusual Calls: $ROKU Sep23 85 C $NKLA Nov 6 C $CVX Dec 185 C $SLB Oct 46 C $MO Mar 42.5 C $RTX Nov 95 C $XPEV Oct 19 C $JD Sep23 60 C $AMZN Nov 130 C $DVN Oct 80 C $ABBV Oct 155 C $LVS Nov 42 C

By Julie Zhu HONG KONG (Reuters) - U.S. regulators have selected e-commerce giant Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) Group Holding Ltd and other U.S.-listed Chinese companies for audit inspections starting next month, three sources familiar with the matter said. The move follows Friday's landmark audit deal between Beijing and Washington allowing U.S. regulators to vet accounting firms in mainland China and Hong Kong, potentially ending a long-running dispute that threatened to boot more than 200 Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges. Alibaba has been notified that it is among the first batch of Chinese companies whose audits will be inspected by the U.S. audit watchdog - Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) - in Hong Kong, the sources told Reuters. PwC, the accounting firm of China's biggest e-commerce company, has also been informed of the audit work inspection, said the sources, declining to be identified due to confidentiality constraints. Alibaba did not respond to a request for comment while a PwC spokesperson said it was company policy not to comment on any client matters. A PCAOB spokesperson said the board did not comment on inspections. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Alibaba's U.S.-listed shares closed down nearly 3% on Tuesday after the Reuters report, having been up about 1% in pre-market trade. Its Hong Kong shares slumped more than 3% in Wednesday morning trade while tech giants listed in the city dropped nearly 2%. U.S. regulators have for more than a decade demanded access to audit papers of U.S.-listed Chinese companies, but Beijing has been reluctant to let U.S. regulators inspect its accounting firms, citing national security concerns. Alibaba, which went public in New York in 2014 in what was at the time the largest listing in history, is the most valuable Chinese firm listed in the United States with a market value of $248 billion as of Tuesday. NO SPECIAL TREATMENT The PCAOB said on Friday that the watchdog had notified the selected companies, without naming them, and its officials are expected to land in Hong Kong, where the inspections will take place, by mid-September. The regulator, which oversees audits of U.S.-listed companies, would select companies based on risk factors, such as size and sector, and that no companies could expect special treatment, according to the PCAOB. Reuters could not immediately determine how many and which other Chinese companies were in the first batch of U.S. inspections. Founded in 1999, Alibaba counts e-commerce as its key business and has expanded into fast-growing sectors such as cloud services and internet of things in recent years. It also owns AutoNavi Holdings Ltd, a large Chinese digital mapping and navigation firm. In July, it was added to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) list of Chinese companies that might be delisted for not complying with audit requirements. The list now has more than 160 Chinese companies including fellow e-commerce group JD (NASDAQ:JD).com Inc and electric vehicle maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) Inc. Current U.S. rules stipulate that Chinese companies that are not in compliance with audit working papers requests will be suspended from trading in the United States in early 2024. Days before being added to the SEC's delisting watchlist, Alibaba said it planned to add a primary listing in Hong Kong to its New York presence, targeting investors in mainland China. Already present on the Hong Kong bourse with a secondary listing since 2019, the tech behemoth said it expects the primary listing to be completed by the end of 2022.

$JD filling gap

$PLUG, $JD from 2 days ago

RECAP 8/24 Unusual Calls: $ET Sep02 12.5 C $NKLA Sep02 6.5 C $CCJ Sep 30 C $GIS Sep 92.5 C $JD Dec 50 C $CLAR Dec 35 C $FLR Jan 32.5/37.5 c Spd $AA Oct 75 C $VST Jan 30 C $TCRT Sep 2.5 C

$JD - Bearish flow noted in JD.com (58.06 -1.44) with 12,771 puts trading, or 1.8x expected. The Put/Call Ratio is 1.62, while ATM IV is up over 3 points on the day. Earnings are expected on 08/22

yuup, $JD was setting up, then shit the bed.

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Good morning! $JD got that look. 😉

Good morning....On watch $ZIM, $CHWY, $CRM, $SE, $VERU, $JD, $DDOG

$JD - Bullish option flow detected in JD.com (58.85 -2.19) with 3,720 calls trading (1.2x expected) and implied vol increasing over 1 point to 58.63%. . The Put/Call Ratio is 0.41. Earnings are expected on 08/22.

Weekly and daily chart looks good for pop on $JD. lets see where we close tomorrow. > @dros said: meh, nothing too crazy...some action in the Jul $75 Cs lead the volume but that's pretty speculative

meh, nothing too crazy...some action in the Jul $75 Cs lead the volume but that's pretty speculative > @Bhagirath said: @dros any flows in $JD?

@dros any flows in $JD?

$JD trying not to loose 200 WMA on daily. Can pump

there she goes > @Bhagirath said: watchout on $JD. 67.34 break

watchout on $JD. 67.34 break

3400 $JD JUL2022 $70 Cs trade 3.6-3.89

3400 $JD JUL2022 $70 Cs trade 3.6-3.89

$JD Jul 70C

$JD - Bullish option flow detected in JD.com (56.39 +2.71) with 32,287 calls trading (1.4x expected) and implied vol increasing over 2 points to 59.80%. . The Put/Call Ratio is 0.58. Earnings are expected on 08/22.

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$ONEM, $MQ, $KWEB, $PINS, $XBI, $JD, $RBLX, $LCID, $TTD, $PDD, $DT, $PYPL, $NET, $NVAX

UOA in $JD 58.76C June

2700 $JD MAY2022 $44 Ps trade 1.17

2700 $JD MAY2022 $44 Ps trade 1.17

2950 $JD MAY2022 $59 Cs trade 3.6

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 2932 $JD May22 59.0 Calls $3.60 (CboeTheo=3.46) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=76.9% +0.0 PHLX 927 x $3.30 - $3.60 x 660 PHLX OPENING Vol=2935, OI=485

2950 $JD MAY2022 $59 Cs trade 3.6

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By Alun John HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian shares were set for their best day in six weeks on Friday led by Chinese tech stocks after reports of a possible resolution to the Sino-U.S. audit dispute, giving investors much needed respite from worries of a global economic slowdown. Still, a key regional share index was set for its worst month in nine as the Ukraine war and expectations for aggressive U.S. rate hikes in coming months have added to the anxieties, propelling the safe-haven dollar to near 20-year peaks. Hong Kong listed tech stocks rose as much as 10% on Friday as trading resumed after the lunchtime pause. Ecommerce players JD (NASDAQ:JD).com and Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) each rose as much as 15% and Meituan gained around 12%. All three are listed in both the U.S. and Hong Kong bourses. They and their peers' stock prices had been affected by U.S. moves to delist Chinese companies because Beijing restricted the U.S. audit regulator's access to their audit documents. Reports on Friday that a resolution to the dispute was in sight had driven the sharp gains, said Steven Leung executive director of institutional sales at brokerage UOB Kay Hian in Hong Kong. The gains from Chinese index heavyweights sent MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan 1.9% higher, which would be its best day since March 17. Also helping was the Politburo, the top decision-making body of China's Communist Party, saying China will step up policy support to stabilise the economy, and a strong Wall Street after robust earnings from Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) parent Meta Platforms had driven the Nasdaq 3% higher overnight. [.N] However, Nasdaq futures fell around 0.7% in Asia trade, pressured by disappointing earnings from Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) after market close. European futures rose 1.29% and FTSE futures advanced 0.86%. LONGER TERM FEARS Friday's gains marked a recovery to the brutal sell-offs in globally stocks in recent weeks. The Asian regional benchmark is heading for a 5.6%% drop for the month, its worst month since July 2021. Until Friday's gains, it was set for its worst month in two years. "There are four near term catalysts driving the market at the moment: U.S. earnings which we are about half way through, rising U.S. Treasury yields and lots of hawkish speak from the Fed, the war in Ukraine, and China policy," said Fook-Hien Yap, senior investment strategist at Standard Chartered (OTC:SCBFF) Wealth Management. Yap believes Asian shares have room to rise further as much of the bad news was already priced in, though a strong rally in risk assets like equities would need U.S. yields to steady. The benchmark 10 year yield finished the U.S. session at 2.8205%, having reached as high as 2.981% on April 20. The two year yield was at 2.6132%. [US/] They didn't trade in Asia on Friday due to the holiday in Tokyo. This week has also been a volatile one for currencies. The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six major peers fell 0.38% to 103.27 on Friday due to the improved risk sentiment, but was still not far from Thursday's high of 103.93 - its highest level since late 2022. The index's current monthly gain of 5% would be its best since 2015. On top of the safety-bid for the dollar, the rally has also been fed by market expectations for 150 basis points of rate hikes in just three Federal Reserve meetings. The aggressive Fed tightening path, mainly to curtail sky high inflation, far out paces other global central banks. The dollar's recent gains have been most significant against the yen, and it swept past the key psychological 130 yen level on Thursday, setting a fresh 20 year high. [FRX/] Weakness in China's yuan gathered pace on Friday, putting the currency on track for its biggest monthly drop since 1994, pressured by broad dollar strength and lockdowns in many major cities to curb the spread of COVID-19. Oil prices remained choppy as traders grappled with the supply issues stemming from the war in Ukraine as well as the demand impact of lockdowns in China. Brent crude rose 0.9% on Friday to 108.56 per barrel, U.S. crude rose 0.65% to $106.02. [O/R] Spot gold rose 0.65% to $1906.7 an ounce. [GOL/]

$JD, $CVNA, $BILI

Damn you $JD you had me today. olol

Added $JD to watch > @stevengo said: Not much I am seeing for new positions. Will manage current positions, but have three names on watch. $WMT, $DAL, $MRNA, $GE

JD board considering declaration and payment of special cash dividend

1150 $JD 27MAY2022 $53 Cs trade 3.75

1150 $JD 27MAY2022 $53 Cs trade 3.75

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$JD 80C May20