Heres How You Can Get in on Alibabas IPO

The video discusses why Alibaba is not included in major indexes like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ due to domicile rules. It explores alternative ways for investors to access Alibaba stocks, such as through secondary markets, mutual funds, and ETFs. The video also considers using SoftBank as a proxy for investing in Alibaba, given its significant stake in the company.

Why is Alibaba not included in major indexes like the S&P 500?

• Because it is not based in the United States

• Due to its high volatility

• Due to its low market capitalization

• Because it is a technology company

What is one way investors can gain access to Alibaba?

• By purchasing Alibaba bonds

• Through direct stock purchase plans

• By investing in secondary markets

• Through the New York Stock Exchange

What is the Crane Fund Advisors' strategy regarding Alibaba?

• To sell Alibaba shares immediately

• To invest in Alibaba bonds

• To include Alibaba in their ETF shortly after trading begins

• To exclude Alibaba from their ETF

How does SoftBank's stake in Alibaba affect its investment potential?

• It increases SoftBank's market volatility

• It makes SoftBank a direct competitor to Alibaba

• It provides an indirect way to invest in Alibaba

• It decreases SoftBank's stock value

What is a potential limitation of using SoftBank as a proxy for Alibaba investment?

• SoftBank's stake in Alibaba is too small

• SoftBank's stock may not react immediately to Alibaba's IPO

• SoftBank is not listed on any major stock exchange

• SoftBank's financials are not transparent