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Memo to momo investors: Your next hot momentum stock might be Momo, an extremely popular Chinese social networking and dating platform.

Momo is practically designed for you because its likely to burn up the charts after it starts trading in the U.S. on December 11.

What will give Momo its momo?

1. User growth is phenomenal: The popularity is reminiscent of Facebook in its early days.

2. Sales growth has been solid:. And theres room for much more. Thats because Momo has lined up a key ally in Alibaba Group Holding , the Amazon.com of China. This alliance is going to help Momo build big ad revenue in the years ahead, as will Momos own efforts to woo merchants.

Be warned, though. Momentum stocks can take as much as they can give. And Chinese social networking stocks have a nasty habit of disappointing investors. Given this history, theres a good chance Momo may trade below its initial public offering price after a flurry of interest that lasts a few weeks or months.

But first, what is Momo? Founded in 2011, Momo is a mobile instant messaging app that allows users to post profiles and pics. Think SnapChat meets Match.com meets Facebook. A key feature, which no doubt makes this a great dating and hook up app, tells users when others with common interests are nearby. Users also meet in groups and on message boards. Momo offers games as well.

The app is free. But users can upgrade to get VIP logos, advanced search, and the right to follow more users, for $18 a year.

Heres why Momo should be a hot stock:

1. High profile investors: Momo has a key backer in Alibaba, the popular Chinese online shopping site whose U.S. listed stock is already up 18% from where it first traded in September. Alibaba will have a 20.4% stake in Momo, after the IPO. With no social networking platform of its own, Alibaba is keen to line up allies against Tencent Holdings , which has the two largest social networks in China, WeChat and Mobile QQ. (Momo is third.) An Alibaba co-founder and one of its top managers are on Momos board.

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Its that special time of year again. Bell ringers are outside the supermarket collecting spare change and volunteer groups are organizing drives to collect presents for needy families. Thanks to the ever-widening reach of social networking, organizations are finding ways to tap into the collective goodwill of people who want to give back during the holiday season from the comfort of their homes. Social giving has burst on the scene as the next big thing in charitable contributions.

Social giving, also known as peer-to-peer fundraising, has become a popular way to gather money for causes, missions, and philanthropic campaigns. Sites like Indiegogo and GiveForward are increasingly instrumental in helping individuals and families raise money for special circumstances like medical bills or memorial funds.

The personal touch

Crowdfunding offers a way for people to support meaningful causes while knowing the money they give will go directly into the hands of those that need it. Its much more personal that writing a check to a large charity group and mailing it to an office 500 miles away.

Social giving also helps people see the direct impact their donation has on the lives of others. Brad Damphousse, CEO of crowd funding website GoFundMesays, Given a choice, the average person would likely choose to give to someone they know personally over a charity.

The ability to connect with others on an intimate level makes asking for contributions a much more comfortable experience for those in need. Most personal fundraising websites offer tools that help recipients explain their situation in detail and provide ongoing updates on how much money has been collected and how its being used and some even offer a way for the beneficiaries to exchange gifts or services in kind as a way to thank donors.

Generosity is infectious

Studies suggest that watching others give of themselves sets off a domino-effect of generosity as friends, relatives, and co-workers feel compelled to do the same. The idea of Paying it forward is making a big comeback thanks to the surge in social giving.

It also appears that social giving sites might be boosting overall generosity toward our fellow man. A recent American Red Cross survey revealed 71 percent of social network users have donated to a charity within the past year. 70 percent say they would be motivated to take some kind of action in response to a friend posting a story on social media about making a charitable donation.

Social networking does a lot of wonderful things. It keeps us connected to friends and loved ones, helps customers engage with brands, and exposes us to the larger world around us. Perhaps the greatest gift social media has to offer, however, is the power of social giving.

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