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zolatw
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12-Apr-2007 17:07
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/India_Business/Xenitis_to_enter_mobiles_market/rssarticleshow/1876266.cms hmm seems like longcheer has a chance of revival |
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nickyng
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16-Feb-2007 17:53
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http://www.remisiers.org/research//Longcheer-140207.pdf chun or not? $1.64 !???!!? now at 75cts mm si a steal buy?? hee....ok lah....after CNY then say :P |
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nickyng
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16-Feb-2007 17:17
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wow...how come this counter is not in my radar screen until today har? hee...notice it has been on constant lao sai for sometimes liao after BBs start dumping...looks like a gd candidate for me to SHORT after CNY !!! hee... |
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singaporegal
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21-Jan-2007 10:56
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May be on a slow downtrend... Don't be too concerned over price targets... just ride the trend! |
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tyh1972
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20-Jan-2007 21:15
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What is the short & middle term target price for longcheer? Do we need to take a long time to cheer? :) |
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zhuge_liang
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19-Jan-2007 21:36
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A block of shares in Longcheer |
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iPunter
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18-Dec-2006 22:17
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wis711... Yea... way to go, man.... welldone.. :) |
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wls711
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18-Dec-2006 22:11
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i had 1.07,and sold 1.16; bought back same day 1.17 and sold 1.34 2 days late, all transaction done by contra. any one interesting this counter?...mail me wls711@hotmail.com |
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singaporegal
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18-Dec-2006 20:33
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Hi Eastonbay, Longcheer is on a downtrend now. Volumes are so-so... |
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EastonBay
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18-Dec-2006 17:04
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Master Singaporegal, could you read the TA chart again as of now? Many thanks!!! How's the volume, healthy? |
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singaporegal
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04-Dec-2006 22:31
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Longcheer is on a downtrend now |
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Nostradamus
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04-Dec-2006 21:20
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China is on the brink of 3G. Again. An eight-year march to next-generation mobile services looks to be nearing the finish line -- after multiple false alarms -- with executives hoping that Beijing would dish out the first 3G operating licence as early as February. When it does come, many are betting it would be a standard lead-developed by Chinese firms and alien to the likes of Motorola Inc. and Ericsson until just a few years ago: TD-SCDMA. TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) is China's unique standalone standard that Beijing reckons, like any other 3G technology on offer, will provide blazing Internet access, seamless video and multimedia services. No wonder that, since the homegrown mobile standard was conceived in 1998, global players like Siemens , Nokia , Motorola, Ericsson, Nortel Networks and Lucent Technologies , have jumped on its bandwagon. The timing couldn't have been better. Next week, the world's biggest players convene in Hong Kong for ITU Telecom World 2006 -- the first time this event has been held outside Geneva -- reflecting Asia's pivotal role in shaping the industry's future. All are hoping to grab a chunk of more than US$10 billion in estimated spending once China begins rolling out 3G networks. It's a question of face. Beijing wants to set up systems that can offer top-quality sound, pictures, video and Internet access for visitors across the planet during the 2008 Olympics. But now only about 20,000 people are now signed up for trial TD-SCDMA services, compared with the 449 million mobile users that makes China the largest cellular arena in the world. Prominent Chinese firms such as ZTE Corp., Lenovo Group Ltd. and Bird are ranking out mobile phones in limited numbers tailored for that standard. And this year, typically close-mouthed Chinese cadres are making atypically bold predictions. "Having 3G ready for the Olympics is a goal of the government's," Tang Ru'an, vice president of Datang Group, the lead developer of the Chinese standard, told an industry forum in Beijing in November. "Since it would take about 18 months to build 3G networks, to have them in place by the Olympics means something must be in place by February next year." China Mobile Ltd. , the world's top wireless carrier, is best-positioned to get a TD-SCDMA licence because of its strong technology and capital strength. User trials on TD-SCDMA conducted in five cities -- Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Baoding and Qingdao -- will last two months and is widely believed to be the last step before the government gives green light for 3G networks. China is unlikely to unveil a major announcement on 3G licences during the ITU event. But it might offer hints on where it stands now, and where it will go. Some analysts warn that persistent delays in outdoor network tests, originally due for completion in June, and handset design issues might push back Beijing's 3G timetable once more. And 3G subscriber uptake in many markets has been patchy. Another thorny issue is whether Beijing would naturally favour domestic cellphone vendors and operators. Beijing is keen to popularise TD-SCDMA to avoid paying costly royalties for current standards developed in the west. Some analysts believe regulators could give TD-SCDMA a six-month headstart over more-established ones: W-CDMA and CDMA 2000. Not all are of the same mind. "Domestic makers may gain a small market share at the beginning, but the whole format will not change fundamentally because foreign giants are tracking the development of TD-SCDMA market closely and a good name is not built in one day," said Vincent Dong of Norson Telecom Consulting in Beijing. Dong estimates that China's could house 19 million TD-SCDMA users by the end of 2008. "The United States and Europe have long been discontent with the pace of opening-up of China's telecoms sector," said BOCI analyst Allan Ng. "The Chinese government will be under great pressure should it issue TD-SCDMA licences earlier than the other two standards." Soon after TD-SCDMA was approved by ITU in 2000, Chinese delegates have expressed their intention for the standard to compete with WCDMA and CDMA 2000 in the worldwide market -- eventually. Datang Group agreed to set up a test network in Hong Kong in November and planned to build another in South Korea with SK Telecom Co. in the first quarter of next year. But the later China gets its act together, the tougher it would be. Any overseas deployments are likely to be limited to small areas and less developed countries, analysts say. "Going abroad is a target, otherwise how can you say it is one of the three worldwide 3G standards. But the road will surely be bumpy," Norson's Dong said. |
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Nostradamus
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29-Nov-2006 01:31
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It said it might not meet analysts' forecasts for 40% annual earnings growth over the next few years, but expects orders in the current year to rise 33%. Shanghai-based Longcheer provides software, printed circuit boards and handset designs to second- and third-tier Chinese cellphone brands such as Daxian, Gionee, GT Mobile and Tianyu. It recently won first-tier clients like TCL Communication Technology, the handset arm of Chinese electronics giant TCL Corp., as well as ZTE Corp., China's second-largest telecoms equipment maker. "To achieve 40% annual growth for our earnings over the next few years is a very challenging target, because over the past few years, our growth rates have been very fast, and our profits have already grown to a certain level," Chief Executive Du Jun Hong told Reuters in a telephone interview on Tuesday. According to a recent report by CIMB-GK, Longcheer is projected to post an average annual growth rate of 37.5% for eps between FY2006 and FY2009. "Our earnings estimates have been trimmed by 7% for FY07 and 4-8% for FY08-09 to reflect lower margins as 3G spend has increased," CIMB-GK said. It rates the stock "outperform" with a share price target of $1.84. Longcheer shares sank 5.1% to $1.12 in late trade after Du's comments hurt sentiment, dealers said. "Our shipment target for FY2007 is more than 8 million units, as we expand our market share in 2G (second-generation mobile technology), 2.5G handsets and wireless terminals, which transmit data for industrial applications," said Du. "There will also be some contribution from 3G and mobile TV handsets, but these will more likely to be drivers in the longer term." Longcheer shipped nearly 6 million units in fiscal year 2006, more than double the 2.5 million units in FY2005. The company competes with China Techfaith Wireless Communication Technology Ltd. Analysts estimate there are about 60 independent handset design houses in China. Du said Longcheer is banking on the Chinese consumer's growing appetite for mobile handsets incorporating the latest features, technology and designs. "Handsets are increasingly becoming fashion accessories for Chinese consumers, and the demand for new products and new designs is tremendous," he added. "As a Chinese design house, we have a better understanding of the domestic market and can respond better, compared to the international brands." China, the world's largest telecoms market, had 449 million mobile subscribers as at end-October, official data showed. The domestic handset market is forecast to grow by 25-30% a year, according to industry data. Apart from the domestic market, Longcheer is also eyeing exports to Latin America, eastern Europe and Africa. Du expects exports to account for about one-third of total shipments in the next five years, compared with less than 3% in FY2006. "Within the next two to three years, we think we also have a good chance of getting some of the international brands to become our clients," he added. With this target in mind, the firm plans to more than double its R&D engineers in the current fiscal year, from over 600 in the previous year. Du said Longcheer plans to pay a higher dividend in the current year, compared with the previous year, but said the exact amount would be decided by the board. The firm paid out a total dividend of 5.72 cents per share in FY2006. Longcheer shares have nearly tripled since the start of the year, compared with a 40% slump for Techfaith stock and a near-doubling in the shares of SIM Tech in the same period. |
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singaporegal
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23-Nov-2006 22:16
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On uptrend now! |
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zhuge_liang
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23-Nov-2006 19:07
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Investors were adding to positions, excited about China's 3G prospects. |
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singaporegal
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06-Nov-2006 14:04
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It's called convergence... which is not a good sign. |
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leepc88
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06-Nov-2006 11:21
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TA gurus, the AD is down but the price went up, is this negative divergence? thanks |
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sunview
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06-Nov-2006 10:22
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Longcheer Holdings (BUY S$1.06); TP: S$ 2.00 (from DBS)
With our Economics? team view of a sustainable strong Chinese consumption growth and the expected release of its results on 10th November, we provide an update that reiterates our conviction of Longcheer and our BUY recommendation. The strong equity markets, rising income and property prices have converged to provide a strong boost for retail sales in China, which has seen a steady rise all year round. Retail sales expanded 20% y-o-y and telecommunication products were noted as a key driver. In turn, these are supportive of our expectations of at least a 35% y-o-y growth for LHL in 1QFY07. With the stronger seasonal sales period in China approaching, we expect earnings to expand q-o-q in 2Q/3QFY07. This would provide support to our expectations of a 50% y-o-y earnings growth for the Group in FY07. We are also hopeful of a special dividend payout to coincide with the Spring Festival. |
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sunview
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06-Nov-2006 10:16
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DBS reiterate Buy on Longcheer. Target price $2.00.
Market is not entirely convinced about Longcheer?s growth prospects. We believe its 1QFY07 performance should raise investors? confidence that its business model is sound and market potential remains huge. With the seasonally stronger quarters approaching, we are confident that it should expand its sales q-o-q. Its strong operating cash flow gives rise to the possibility of a special interim dividend payout. Reiterate BUY. |
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03-Oct-2006 10:31
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It rose after CIMB-GK lifted its target price to $2.03, from $1.65 and said that increasing mobile penetration could raise the pace of earnings growth. Longcheer, a China-based mobile phone designer, is sustained by "increasing mobile penetration into less sophisticated rural markets that are driven by handset feature and price comparisons and less by brand," CIMB-GK analyst Bertram Lai said in his client note on Tuesday. "Given the strong operating environment and increasing visibility on new business models, we have raised our forecasts by 6-8% in FY07-09," Lai said. |
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