JD, BABA, TCOM: 3 Chinese Stocks Analysts Are Begging You to Buy Before 2026
Wall Street's China FOMO is back—and these tech giants are leading the charge.
The e-commerce juggernaut quietly crushing Amazon's growth
JD's logistics arm just moved more packages last quarter than the US Postal Service. Meanwhile, their AI-powered warehouses make Elon's Tesla bots look like clunky toys.
Alibaba's cloud play could mint the next AWS
BABA's cloud revenue grew 28% last quarter while Western competitors flatlined. Their secret? Government contracts and AI adoption that would make OpenAI blush.
The travel stock flying under everyone's radar
TCOM booked more hotel nights than Expedia last month. With China's revenge travel boom just starting, analysts say this could be 2020's Zoom—but with actual profits.
Sure, you could keep buying overpriced US tech stocks... or actually get growth at reasonable valuations. (But what do we know? We're just the idiots who missed Bitcoin at $100.)
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Using TipRanks’ Best Chinese Stocks tool, we identified three Chinese stocks that analysts currently rate as “Strong Buy.” The tool also lets users compare these stocks across various factors, including analyst ratings, Smart Score, dividend yields, and more. Here are three Chinese stocks worth adding to your watchlist.

Let’s dive into the details. Click on any ticker to explore each stock further and decide if it deserves a spot in your portfolio.
JD (JD)
JD.com is one of China’s largest e-commerce platforms, known for its vast online marketplace, efficient logistics network, and focus on authentic, high-quality products. Year-to-date, JD stock declined by almost 9%.
Overall, nine out of 11 analysts currently covering JD stock have issued Buy recommendations. Meanwhile, the average JD’s stock price target of $40.05 suggests almost 27% upside from current levels.

Alibaba (BABA)
Alibaba Group is a Chinese tech giant that operates a vast ecosystem spanning e-commerce, cloud computing, digital payments, and logistics. BABA stock has gained over 90%, year-to-date.
Looking ahead, analysts are strongly bullish on BABA stock. On TipRanks, the stock has 19 Buy and two Hold recommendations from analysts. Meanwhile, Alibaba’s average stock price target of $198.21 suggests a potential upside of 21% from current levels.

Trip.com (TCOM)
Trip.com is a leading online travel platform that offers booking services for flights, hotels, and vacation packages to travelers worldwide. Year-to-date, TCOM stock has gained 7%.
Overall, TCOM stock has received all Buy ratings from the 11 analysts covering the stock. The average Trip.com stock price target of $82.82 suggests a potential upside of 13% from current levels.
