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LYSCF - ready to pop!
LYSCF gets the OK
I see nothing wrong with rewarding long term shareholders. How about copmanies such as AGNC and NAT? They continually do secondary offerings while paying out huge dividends. If I'm not mistaken most US banks did offerings at low prices when they needed to raise money. I'm still collecting dividends from Bank of America (not quite as high, but still paying out) and JPM Morgan.
SIAF can't help the fact that their share price does not reflect the true value of their company.
Just my point of view.
I'll have to disagree on SIAF. I think this is a company that is trying to grow quickly and I can't fault them for that. As a shareholders, I've been paid dividends in the past which is more than 99% of chinese companies can say. In addition, this is a chinese company looking to uplist rather than delist like so many others.
Go ahead, beat down the share price. At some point, I'll pick up your shares.
LYSCF - definitely a stock I'll be accumulating over the next few days. This is major international news.
XIN - calling a temporary bottom here at $2.70. I can't get my order filled because no one is willing to sell at these levels.
XIN - A definite buy here IMO. I can't get my $2.70 filled!!! No one willing to sell at these prices.
CCTC - This company has a checkered past but it's difficult to ignore the huge news that came out yesterday. The technology they have developed could be a game changer in the coal field and with SAIC on board to help build a pilot plant this is just the beginning.
This is a company definitely worth a few of your hard earned bucks on a long term gamble IMO.
NO....
but that's only because it'll gap up to about $1.00!
Best stock to buy on a rate cut IMO?
XIN
I'm a buyer of SIAF. As for the dilution, I don't mind because it's helping to speed the growth of the company. There's no doubt that the stock price doesn't adequately reflect the value of the company but I believe that's a short term problem that will be corrected in the future. SIAF also has a dividend policy, something many chinese small caps do not.
If you're buying SIAF you should be doing so with the intention of holding long term IMO.
It looks like we've got some serious buyers now. IGC about to head north in a hurry.
XIN - I'll go as far as to say that $2.68 on Friday could be the bottom. That price was a 33% drop from the 52 week high of $3.95. With a dividend of 5.9% and a buyback still in place I won't be surprised to see $3.00 very quickly.
EPS was $0.10 for the quarter which basically makes this a stock trading at a P/E of 2. GPRC has no debt and over half of their market cap is in the bank as cash.
Just like most chinese companies, GPRC is extremely undervalued. I'd be a buyer here if you're looking to spend some dry powder.
XIN- The stock has dropped like a rock and I picked up more shares today. Now a 5.6% yield on the ADS shares.
Do your own homework and you'll see why a seeking alpha article was published calling this the world's "cheapest stock."
http://seekingalpha.com/article/581501-world-s-cheapest-stock-xinyuan-real-estate-gets-no-respect-for-beating-earnings-after-report-mix-up?source=yahoo
CHOP - guidance numbers are huge. This stock could fly today.
CCM - strong growth coming. EPS a little light for the share price but again, growth coming in the future.
Both of these companies are buying back shares, an indication they feel their stock is undervalued. To be able to purchase shares as well as finance their growth is a positive sign.
XIN-another great opportunity to get in. 5.2% dividend, strong growth. Operates in Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities which are much less effective by any chinese slowdown.
Housing and urbanization will continue to be a theme in China for the next 10 years IMO.
GHII - wow! $1.54 EPS for nine months? Stock trading at $0.92?
I'm sorry but I did not get to see the presentation.
On the surface, I'm very unhappy with the company. As a shareholder, I'm wondering how their major acquisition has not been completed yet. There is no reason that LPH should not be taking a bank loan to get this finished, get the inventory, and start selling some oil.
Either something has gone wrong or I believe the CEO has made a poor decision here. The stock has fallen from a peak of $3.50 to the same level it was two years ago when LPH was a much smaller company.
Oh, that news....I thought you meant with HFGB
I must have missed this huge development?
XIN - very strong earnings report. Beat both revenue and EPS expectations and issued a nice dividend. There is $700 million plus of real estate under development in tier II and tier III cities. The press release gave strong guidance as well.
XIN is a must own in any long term china portfolio IMO.
How about an update on LPH?
Profit taking. They just paid the dividend so some people dumping I'm sure. Excellent opportunity to get in. I'm buying more in the AM.
XIN - on the move....
Can someone show me the link for the PR about the take private offer?
Funny, I have a sell order in at $2.03.
XIN going to make a run at $4.00 before they announce the dividend.
First person to buy shares at $2.00 sets TBOW off to the races...
I'm not too concerned with the website being down for maintenance because there is a photo there of the oil wells. This tells me the company is still in control and operating the site.
CYOU - way undervalued here. Nice earnings numbers today.
Hang on kids....nothing to fear here. We've come a long way as a company in the last year and it's just the beginning of the ride. I think we'll see the stock price start to reflect the true value of the company in the coming months.
This is an excellent press release. IMO the most important part of the release is the company explanation of why the agreement took place initially.
"mainly are for the payment of U.S. legal and professional fees relating to the Company's U.S. listing, which could not be paid in RMB (China's currency)."
If you've ever tried to move money out of China, you know this is very understandable.
"We also are further advancing our corporate governance practices by terminating transactions that are common business practice in China, but may not be viewed favorably by U.S. investors."
Another positive.
TBOW about to enter the 4th quarter....you know what that means. Touchdown!
Best play today on china growth - AAPL - earnings after the bell. If you're not buying at these levels you're missing out.
Apple is back to $620 in no time.
XIN - now a 4.8% dividend.
SPU - now has to be one of the top picks in this space after this mornings announcement. $61.2 million in cash on the balance sheet and earning $0.50 a share last year.
Stock closed at $1.55 yesterday and is up to $2.04 in pre-market.
XIN - pointing out the numbers on this $3.48 stock....
1) a 4.7% dividend
2) Trading at a forward P/E of around 2.46
3) $1.26 in cash per share...if they chose to pay off the full debt. $5.13 in cash on the books.
4) $8.58 book value. Trading at 40% of book value!
This looks like a winner to me....
I'm just making the point that the company is diluting it's existing shareholders and I can't be sure of the reason. "Consultants" is all they have to say.
I did finally receive a response back from the company to my email. I must say I was extremely dissapointed with the answers as they made zero sense.
When I asked about the low level of inventory, this is what they replied.
"The the turn over time of the inventory roughly 15 days. It take some more 15 days for to order raw material to complete an order from a customer. However since the New Year and Chinese New Year, which is a two weeks holiday are in January, so the inventory is much lower than the normal level."
This can't be correct because the inventory on the SEC report is as of December 31st. Were they not producing anything for the first 3 weeks of January?
I also asked about using cash for share buybacks and dividends. No joke, this was the reponse.
"As for the use of cash we have been"
I've sold my shares and no longer own WKBT.
XIN- I'd consider this major news. Dividend now at 4.7% based on yesterday's closing price. This baby could fly today!
Just read the lastest SEC filings. There was over $8 million given to "consultants" last year.