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Re: treit2002 post# 6605

Friday, 08/26/2011 1:58:15 PM

Friday, August 26, 2011 1:58:15 PM

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The problem is that there are lots of Chinese microcaps thst are extremely cheap. Some of them trade at p/e ratios of less than one. One of the cheapest is Csol which has received a very big contract and is trading at about 25 cents whereas projected earnings next year is in the range of $ 1.5, which is also the number for net assets per share. LPH is trading at a prospective p/e ratio of about one, CKGT is trading at a prospective p/e ratio of less than one. The same goes for WKBT. Why should SIAF be trading at a much higher p/e ratio than the above companies?
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