Market Cap 3.79M
Revenue (ttm) 4.61M
Net Income (ttm) -1.77M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -38.39%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.03
Volume 19,100
Avg Vol 327,156
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.67M
Stochastic %K 26%
Beta 0.85
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

ZW Data Action Technologies Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides omni-channel advertising, precision marketing, influencer marketing, and data analysis management systems in the People's Republic of China. It offers Internet advertising, e-commerce online to offline (O2O) advertising, marketing services, and related value-added technical services, as well as the related data and technical services to small and medium enterprises through its Internet portals, sales agents, distributors,...

Industry: Advertising Agencies
Sector: Communication Services
Phone: 852 2669 8078
Address:
29 Des Voeux Road Central, 8/F, Central, Hong Kong
chichiyuoo19
chichiyuoo19 Jul. 2 at 7:48 PM
I spend less time thinking about tomorrow's move and more time thinking about the next few years. $IBM, $AMZN, and $CNET are very different companies, but each offers a unique perspective on enterprise AI evolution.
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chichiyuoo19
chichiyuoo19 Jul. 2 at 7:43 PM
Someone asked why $SAP, $PLTR, and $CNET are all on my watchlist. Easy answer: I'm not looking for identical companies. I'm trying to understand different parts of the AI ecosystem
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curry3pointgo
curry3pointgo Jul. 2 at 7:27 PM
Today's notes: • AI remains active. • Watching $GOOGL. • Watching $TEM. • Keeping $CNET on the screen. No predictions—just observations.
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veronica385
veronica385 Jul. 2 at 6:51 PM
Cloud. Data. AI. Every tech cycle starts with infrastructure before expanding into broader applications. Watching $MSFT, $SNOW, and $CNET through that lens lately.
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JennyW52369
JennyW52369 Jul. 2 at 6:15 PM
A friend asked me what else I'm watching besides the obvious AI names. My answer surprised him: $SHOP. $META. $CNET. Different businesses, same question: how does AI create real value for customers?
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FreshJK2301
FreshJK2301 Jul. 2 at 5:44 PM
oday's screen kept bouncing between $CRCL, $ORCL, and $CNET. Funny enough, I spent more time reading than trading. AI stories are evolving, and I'm curious about the companies focused on practical adoption.
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Roberts6315
Roberts6315 Jul. 2 at 5:08 PM
Today's watchlist: $TTD, $APP, and $CNET. Different business models, but all connected to how AI continues reshaping digital business.
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kevinfufu038
kevinfufu038 Jul. 2 at 4:55 PM
Watching today's tape. $AMD and $ADBE remain active AI names, while $CNET also caught my attention with stronger participation. Volume is often more informative than price alone.
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kevinfufu038
kevinfufu038 Jul. 2 at 4:33 PM
Growth stories continue to stand out. $HIMS, $TEM, and $CNET operate in different spaces, but each reflects investor interest in future execution. Watching volume and follow-through closely.
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jaylanyang1103
jaylanyang1103 Jul. 2 at 3:11 PM
Watching the AI stack from different angles. $NVDA powers the infrastructure, $PLTR focuses on data platforms, and $CNET is an interesting application-layer name to follow. Different roles, same AI theme. Volume remains the key signal.
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Latest News on CNET
ZW Data Action Technologies files $75M mixed securities shelf

2024-01-10T11:03:15.000Z - 2 years ago

ZW Data Action Technologies files $75M mixed securities shelf


ZW Data Action Technologies announces reverse stock split

2023-01-17T21:07:31.000Z - 3 years ago

ZW Data Action Technologies announces reverse stock split


ChinaNet Online Holdings Announces the Appointment of New COO

Aug 7, 2020, 4:29 PM EDT - 6 years ago

ChinaNet Online Holdings Announces the Appointment of New COO


chichiyuoo19
chichiyuoo19 Jul. 2 at 7:48 PM
I spend less time thinking about tomorrow's move and more time thinking about the next few years. $IBM, $AMZN, and $CNET are very different companies, but each offers a unique perspective on enterprise AI evolution.
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chichiyuoo19
chichiyuoo19 Jul. 2 at 7:43 PM
Someone asked why $SAP, $PLTR, and $CNET are all on my watchlist. Easy answer: I'm not looking for identical companies. I'm trying to understand different parts of the AI ecosystem
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curry3pointgo
curry3pointgo Jul. 2 at 7:27 PM
Today's notes: • AI remains active. • Watching $GOOGL. • Watching $TEM. • Keeping $CNET on the screen. No predictions—just observations.
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veronica385
veronica385 Jul. 2 at 6:51 PM
Cloud. Data. AI. Every tech cycle starts with infrastructure before expanding into broader applications. Watching $MSFT, $SNOW, and $CNET through that lens lately.
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JennyW52369
JennyW52369 Jul. 2 at 6:15 PM
A friend asked me what else I'm watching besides the obvious AI names. My answer surprised him: $SHOP. $META. $CNET. Different businesses, same question: how does AI create real value for customers?
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FreshJK2301
FreshJK2301 Jul. 2 at 5:44 PM
oday's screen kept bouncing between $CRCL, $ORCL, and $CNET. Funny enough, I spent more time reading than trading. AI stories are evolving, and I'm curious about the companies focused on practical adoption.
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Roberts6315
Roberts6315 Jul. 2 at 5:08 PM
Today's watchlist: $TTD, $APP, and $CNET. Different business models, but all connected to how AI continues reshaping digital business.
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kevinfufu038
kevinfufu038 Jul. 2 at 4:55 PM
Watching today's tape. $AMD and $ADBE remain active AI names, while $CNET also caught my attention with stronger participation. Volume is often more informative than price alone.
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kevinfufu038
kevinfufu038 Jul. 2 at 4:33 PM
Growth stories continue to stand out. $HIMS, $TEM, and $CNET operate in different spaces, but each reflects investor interest in future execution. Watching volume and follow-through closely.
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jaylanyang1103
jaylanyang1103 Jul. 2 at 3:11 PM
Watching the AI stack from different angles. $NVDA powers the infrastructure, $PLTR focuses on data platforms, and $CNET is an interesting application-layer name to follow. Different roles, same AI theme. Volume remains the key signal.
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AshHydrogen
AshHydrogen Jul. 2 at 2:46 PM
$PLTR $CNET $SPY $GOOG $MSFT both AIP CUSTOMERS!! https://media.stocktwits-cdn.com/api/3/media/12965646/default.webp
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mysticwave997
mysticwave997 Jul. 2 at 2:36 PM
$ADBE at $210, down nearly 45% from its 52-week high of $386. Analysts calling it potentially 40% undervalued. AI upgrades across Firefly and Creative Cloud are real — market just hasn't repriced it yet. $CNET is in the same "market hasn't looked yet" zone after its Q1 turnaround. One's a $20B+ creative software giant. One's a $5M micro-cap. The "not yet priced in" logic rhymes, even if the scale doesn't.
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firestone1211
firestone1211 Jul. 2 at 2:11 PM
$PLTR +7.77% today after CEO Karp publicly torched OpenAI and Anthropic's token pricing model, calling enterprise clients "livid." One speech, one big green candle. $CNET doesn't have a Karp. It has a Q1 earnings flip — and that moved the stock 31%. Different catalysts, same outcome: the market reacts when it gets a signal it cares about.
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Nightmarejj12
Nightmarejj12 Jul. 2 at 1:41 PM
$HOOD dropped a bomb today — launched its own L2 blockchain, tokenized stock trading across 120+ countries, and DeFi products all at once. Stock ripped on the news. $CNET's been quietly building the same Web3-meets-enterprise angle, targeting SMEs with AI marketing tools and blockchain data infrastructure. Robinhood brings Web3 to retail investors. CNET brings it to small businesses. Same direction, completely different lane.
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LucasJournal6601
LucasJournal6601 Jul. 2 at 1:16 PM
AI enterprise services: $SNOW owns the data cloud layer at $4.68B revenue, growing 29% YoY. $HUBS dominates Web2 SME marketing automation. $CNET is the earliest-stage play — AI + Web3 tools aimed at the most underserved micro-business segment. Same road. Very different mile markers.
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oneslinlinnnn
oneslinlinnnn Jul. 1 at 7:39 PM
$CNET Today's market note: Some stocks get volume because of news. Others get news because traders notice the volume. $CNET has been an interesting one to watch lately
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Moonsshot38
Moonsshot38 Jul. 1 at 7:19 PM
$CNET One thing I've learned: Markets often trade first and explain later. $CNET has been catching my eye with its recent volume. Keeping it on the watchlist while the AI application story develops.
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chichiyuoo19
chichiyuoo19 Jul. 1 at 6:36 PM
$MSTR up 8% today — but Citi cut target from $260 to $136, TD Cowen from $400 to $260. The bounce is real; the overhead isn't going anywhere. $CNET's volume spike didn't carry into today. One big candle is a signal, not a trend. Follow-through is everything on a float this small.
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Care77235
Care77235 Jul. 1 at 5:29 PM
$CNET +31% celebrating. $ORCL -2% grinding. $CRCL -17% bleeding. Same Tuesday, completely different stories. Market's never one thing at once.
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steelman563
steelman563 Jul. 1 at 5:01 PM
I don't chase momentum. I'd rather watch whether volume keeps building over time. $CNET has started showing that kind of setup. Keeping it on my radar.
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jaylanyang1103
jaylanyang1103 Jul. 1 at 4:06 PM
I check volume before I check the news. $CNET has been showing more participation lately. AI isn't a new story—but changing market attention is always worth watching.
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mysticwave997
mysticwave997 Jul. 1 at 3:13 PM
I'm less interested in AI buzz and more interested in business execution. $CNET has started getting more attention lately. Rising participation is worth watching if enterprise AI adoption keeps progressing.
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