Will Tencent and Ali go bankrupt?

It will go bankrupt! As long as the internal executives don't want to do it, they all start their own businesses. If the company is left unattended, it will go bankrupt! People in China don't want to work if they have money! Ma Yun, too, retired before he was 60! This means that what the rich enjoy is up to them, including his executives quitting Alibaba if they have money. They would rather go to the sanitation department to find a supervisor to manage the toilet than go to Alibaba as an executive. If they have more money, this is a problem! People don't want to work as long as they have money! Earn money desperately when you have no money! When you have money, you can be your own boss, or find an easy job and live a quiet life. Because of Ma Yun's leadership, everyone knows that if you have money, you will have freedom, and if you have money, you will have confidence! In the end, the company you created will be defended by yourself! The rich in China will fall, Wang Jianlin will fall, and Liu will fall for a woman! Ma Yun has money to retire, and now only Ma Hua Teng has no idea! So rich people in China don't know their own names! If you have money, emigrate! China really can't afford to support rich people! So enterprises in China will go bankrupt! Only state-owned enterprises cannot fail! Everything else will be dropped!

Anything is possible!

Any industry and any enterprise has its life cycle. In the long run (100,200,300 years), both Alibaba and Tencent will eventually die out, or they will become another enterprise hundreds of years later with the pace of the times.

But in the short term, the vitality of the two giants, Ali and Tencent, is still very strong.

This is because the macro layout of the two companies has a long-term strategic vision. After 20 years of ups and downs, these two companies are no longer e-commerce and social start-ups, but become the two strongest Internet giants in Asia.

The investment projects of the two giants are far ahead among domestic internet companies. Among them, Tencent invested in more than 400 projects, and Ali+Ant Financial invested in about 250 projects.

After the business, let's talk about the market value of the two companies. At present, Alibaba's market value exceeds 460 billion US dollars, and Tencent's market value is about 470 billion US dollars, ranking among the top ten global technology companies.

A thin camel is bigger than a horse. As long as the two companies can keep innovating, they will always adapt to the needs of the times and survive.

How many people in the world expect Ali to fall down every day!

But why did Ali fall? Is it because some people joked that Ali can't fall, or some people questioned that Ali is too big to fall, and we deliberately beat Ali to prove that Ali can fall?

In the past, many Americans questioned Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Apple, Rockefeller, Monsanto, General Motors and Boeing. . . . . Too big to fail, why doesn't the United States try to kill them? On the contrary, the United States always secretly helps them kill foreign competitors.

It is not easy for a country to cultivate a globally competitive enterprise, but it is easy to destroy an enterprise. A few globally competitive enterprises cultivated in the decades of reform and opening up can't stand the fact that one of us will close down today and the other will close down tomorrow.

If one day Ali is eliminated in the competition because of backwardness, it is the progress of society. But if we deliberately bring down Ali, what good will it do to the country and the people? How much did the partner lose to Ali? They have long lost their wealth, and wealth is just a number to them. Even if you quit now, it won't take two or three generations.

Taking down Ali is for the country and the people, and also for Ali. There is no winner.

Ren Zheng Fei, the boss of Huawei, once said that all companies will die one day, and Huawei is no exception.

In fact, think about the companies that are in the limelight in history. The most typical ones, such as Yahoo, Motorola Terminal and Nokia Mobile, used to be well-deserved overlords, but now they have disappeared and are half dead.

So the survival of the fittest is the same for all enterprises, especially some high-tech enterprises.

So you ask Tencent Ali if it will go bankrupt? If we can't guarantee a good development momentum, we will always be prepared for danger in times of peace and look for new fields and directions. Even Huawei, Tencent or Ali can't avoid bankruptcy. Yahoo is a good example. It doesn't see the development trend of mobile Internet. Yahoo used to regard Ali as an investor, but now Yahoo wants to look up to Ali.

Then let's look at Ali again. If we hadn't caught up with the wave of public cloud at that time and focused on it, Ali would not be a technology company now, but an online shopping company, so it would surely end up with shopping companies such as JD.COM and Pinduoduo, and it is still unknown who will die in the future. Therefore, Ali's transition from a shopping company to a public cloud is the most successful step for Ali.

Let's look at Tencent again. 15 years ago, Tencent was far from its present scale. If Tencent didn't find and seize the opportunities of 3G and 4G, didn't develop WeChat and mobile game business, and still stuck to Tencent QQ, would Tencent still develop so well? Of course not. Tencent will definitely be weakened in the process of the transition from the Internet to the mobile Internet. Think about how prosperous Sohu was in the internet age ten years ago, and now it's not like everyone else.

Therefore, if you don't advance, you will retreat. It is the same for people, and it is the same for companies and enterprises. Every enterprise should have a sense of crisis and keen strategic vision, so as to avoid being eliminated in the wave of technological evolution. In this regard, Huawei's president has always had a very strong sense of crisis. One of President Ren's famous sayings is "Winter in Huawei". If you don't realize that the winter of the enterprise has been waiting for the enterprise to make mistakes, Huawei may have been submerged in the tide of history.

So I think Tencent Ali still has great potential at present, but who knows if Tencent Ali will be the next Nokia or maintain a good development trend?

Whether an enterprise will fail in the future sometimes really depends on its own strategic vision. If you lose it, you lose it. Opportunity waits for no one.

The Internet is open, and the collapse of Tencent Baidu may be faster than that of Ali!

Thank you for your question. I believe that enterprises will face the risk of bankruptcy, and Tencent Ali is no exception, but it is unlikely to close down for a long time.

It's only a matter of time before it goes bankrupt. Last year should be the peak of Ali and Tencent, and the reduction of major shareholders is a sign. Recently, Microsoft's market value once again ranked first, because Microsoft acquired github, which opened up ecological ideas, and BAT became more and more conservative and afraid of competition, so it lost first in mentality. Both IBM and Facebook accept blockchain technology, and BAT has been imprisoned for a long time.

Any enterprise will face the risk of bankruptcy. Although Tencent and Ali are big, they are not sitting still. Every enterprise manager will be prepared for danger in times of peace, because the bigger the enterprise, the greater the responsibility. Tencent has been emphasizing the removal of the proportion of game revenue, which is smug because the main game business was less than half of the group's revenue last year, which is enough to show that they hope to change the dilemma of single income source. If Tencent can earn more than half of its income outside the game, even if the country closes the game market, Tencent can still survive, but it will face large-scale layoffs. Similarly, in addition to e-commerce, Ali is also actively exploring the development of film and television, sports and other fields. The same simple purpose is to try to get rid of e-commerce as the main support. Companies like Tencent and Ali can basically become hundreds of old stores in terms of scale and contact area, as long as it is not a leadership mistake. It can't be said that they will last forever, but it is not so easy to see bankruptcy.

As the largest network enterprise in China, we sincerely hope to serve the people of China and benefit the common people. It's a pity that any enterprise maximizes its interests and makes money by hook or by crook. There is no bottom line but profit! It doesn't matter that the profits of enterprises completely flow into China, but in fact, Ma Yun only holds a small share, and most of the hard-earned money of China people flows into the hands of Japanese and Americans. How much harm will it do to China in today's fierce international arena! The United States and China banned it at all costs, but Alibaba invested a lot of capital at all costs to cut off the China market, from Taobao to Tmall to Ant Financial, Alipay to flower shops, etc., and penetrated into every China's pocket, trying to cut off the blood and blow up every China's hard-earned money! Whether Alibaba engages in science and technology for the benefit of China or donates money to support the lower class, it is nothing more than a slap in the face, even wearing a so-called high-tech coat to suck blood! Many ordinary people at the bottom have been robbed of their jobs, many Japanese are addicted to online shopping, the real economy has been seriously affected, and the number of laid-off workers has been increasing, resulting in social and economic imbalances. And the hands of the United States and China emptied everyone's pockets in China through Alibaba. I don't think many people in China want to see this. Let's not talk about Ali's contribution and Ali's technology today! There will be many Ma Yun without Ali China, but there won't be many Ma Yun or Internet companies without China! Restricting online shopping and balancing China's social economy will be the only way in the future!