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nickyng
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03-Feb-2010 10:38
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well...judging on the latest news abt how US is playing politics with China...and vice-versa...haha...China is beginning to exercise it's financial(US is getting poorer though...) might as well as military(catching up US lah) on US...hee...juz watch the show slowly unfolding in 3-5yrs time ! :P | ||
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yummygd
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03-Feb-2010 10:13
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china is too big to let themselves fall.US fell and took so many others with them...now slowly climbing up.If China falls den everyone will just die...Thats why they will not and Cannot afford a bubble to form.Understand?? | ||
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thomas_low
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03-Feb-2010 10:09
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Who thinks China will let property bubble up? I dont think so, all the red guards own gazillion yuan of property, they only want to see it go up steadily, think they are stupit? The stubit ones are the retail buyers, ah pek and ah sor, and us being played out by the Chinese investors. China has exercised many cooling measures with its "Liang Char", go check out the prices of property over the last few years in Beijing and Shanghai, see when did the property actually bubble up and pop? Also check out how many people actually borrow like the Americans and the British to bubble up the property price? Think borrow money so easy in China ha like US and UK..I can only see one straight line going up from left to right with steep gradient. Again depending you are punter or investor. You wanna make $ overnight or ($$$$$)exp n over years. dealer0168 is spot on. wish us all 168. |
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dealer0168
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02-Feb-2010 23:19
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I am at Hong Kong now. N the news here are saying the case is well taken care by China. People are just over reacting. Its a good time to buy on Yanlord (an good example good stock) when they dip. Cheers. |
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yummygd
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02-Feb-2010 18:04
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those that believe will be rewarded...those who did not will just curse themselves OH WHYYYYY hahaha anyway thanks everyone.China no one can win the chinese. | ||
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Hulumas
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02-Feb-2010 18:01
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Yes, China economic and capital market is exponentially developing and misunderstandly as bubbling I suppose!
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yummygd
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02-Feb-2010 17:52
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didn't finished reading but WELL I AGREEE.China is the next big thing...sure Some say India is but i can tell you China can't be ignored..Dun ignore China.You will regret,Bubble??even if really has bubble the government has taken step to stop it.The bubble is not forming. | ||
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nickyng
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02-Feb-2010 16:41
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By Robert Hsu
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- The China bubble is about to burst. I hear
this popular refrain every few months as China's economy grows at an
incredible rate and leads the global economic recovery.
In addition to these three overarching themes, you must also consider the action that the Chinese government recently took to prevent a bubble from forming. First, China's central bank recently raised the percentage of deposits that commercial banks must keep in reserve, which means banks will have less money available to lend. And second, Liu Mingkang, chairman of the Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission, stated that China would slow its massive lending spree and continue to step up its monitoring of banks. Given these reasons, now is not the time to avoid China-based companies. In fact, February is actually a particularly attractive time to buy as some of the bubble talk has tugged at the share price of many high-profile, high-quality, Chinese stocks. Here are three of my favorite stocks to get you started in February: ChinaCast EducationChinaCast Education Corp. /quotes/comstock/15*!cast/quotes/nls/cast (CAST 6.71, +0.07, +1.05%) is a leader in China's e-learning business. The company provides long-distance interactive learning to over 131,000 students at 15 colleges and 6,500 secondary schools. The company's e-learning business accounts for 75% of its total revenues, and this segment is growing rapidly as more Chinese enroll in college classes. The company is growing at the rate of over 20% a year, but despite this strong growth the stock still trades at very attractive valuations -- especially after the recent pullback. China Green AgricultureChina Green Agriculture Inc. /quotes/comstock/13*!cga/quotes/nls/cga (CGA 14.74, +0.41, +2.86%) has one of the most recognizable brand names in Chinese fertilizers today. The company also has a big competitive advantage over its rivals due in part to its strong research and development facilities. China Green Agriculture recently announced a new sales strategy for fiscal years 2010 through 2012 that is expected to increase sales volume by around 40% per year. This plan includes opening numerous retail stores across the country, and while the plan is indeed ambitious, I think it will be fully achievable given the company's tremendous growth record. China Life InsuranceIf I asked people to name the most explosive sectors in Asia, I doubt many would put insurance on the list. Yet in China, the insurance industry is growing at a breakneck pace as the Chinese middle class expands and people take charge of their own destinies. In the coming years, I expect China to become the largest insurance market in the world. Taking advantage of this trend is China Life Insurance Ltd. /quotes/comstock/13*!lfc/quotes/nls/lfc (LFC 67.48, +1.44, +2.18%) As the life insurance industry leader with about a 50% market share, China Life is the dominant player in an extremely underdeveloped insurance market. This position means China Life is perfectly positioned to build on its massive market share. As you can see, all three of these companies are in great position to keep building on their recent success, and that means their share prices will likely continue moving higher once the recent "sell the news" move we've seen in China stocks in late January subsides. Remember that it's not unusual to see stocks that have run up very far, very fast, pull back. It's just part of the investing game, and the recent pullback in these three China gems is no exception. Hsu has positions in CAST, CGA and LFC. Robert Hsu is the founder and president of Absolute Return Capital Advisors LLC and editor of China Strategy and Asia Edge . |
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