CHFI
Shouldve told you guys to buy in the .20s. It's been dead money for months, but I've been holding since May. Total break-out in the last week. Insane. This was $6 last October and not a lot has changed. This is probably the most undervalued China Micro now followed closely by CNOA.
Shouldve told you guys to buy in the .20s. It's been dead money for months, but I've been holding since May. Total break-out in the last week. Insane. This was $6 last October and not a lot has changed. This is probably the most undervalued China Micro now followed closely by CNOA.
yeah i stumbled across that guy last night too
it owns some CNOA...probably running cause CNOA is too....
hard to figure out that guy...their two biggest holdings are debt for some companies you can't really get any info on...they were supposed to be repaid that apr of 2009, and oct 15th 2009...but no news associated with that....
of course my lazy ass gets on the ball right when they break out and run away from me....figures....LOL
spend too much time looking at overall economy and being a gloomy bear LOL
cnoa actually a small holding only 1.3% of assets
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Common Stocks - 15.72%
Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (or operating companies)
in the People's Republic of China
* China Organic Agriculture, Inc. - 1.30%
(par value $0.001) 1,729,273 380,440
* Gulf Resources, Inc. - 5.46%
(par value $0.001) 3,339,000 1,602,720
* Home System Group - 0.09%
(par value $0.001) 480,000 26,400
* µ Jade Art Group, Inc. - 8.87%
(par value $0.001) 4,340,700 2,604,420
Total Common Stocks (Cost $9,164,596) $ 4,613,980
Loans Receivable - 75.81%
Shenzhen HuaYinTong Electronics - 49.22%
(9.00%, due on October 15, 2009) 14,441,656
Shenzhen HuanYaTong Investment Ltd. - 26.59%
(8.50%, due on April 1, 2009) 7,801,325
Total Loans Receivable $ 22,242,981
Real Estate Held for Investment (a) - 5.27% $ 1,545,727
Total Investments - 96.80% $ 28,402,688
Other Assets less Liabilities - 3.20% 938,509
Net Assets - 100.00% $ 29,341,197
it owns some CNOA...probably running cause CNOA is too....
hard to figure out that guy...their two biggest holdings are debt for some companies you can't really get any info on...they were supposed to be repaid that apr of 2009, and oct 15th 2009...but no news associated with that....
of course my lazy ass gets on the ball right when they break out and run away from me....figures....LOL
spend too much time looking at overall economy and being a gloomy bear LOL
cnoa actually a small holding only 1.3% of assets
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Common Stocks - 15.72%
Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (or operating companies)
in the People's Republic of China
* China Organic Agriculture, Inc. - 1.30%
(par value $0.001) 1,729,273 380,440
* Gulf Resources, Inc. - 5.46%
(par value $0.001) 3,339,000 1,602,720
* Home System Group - 0.09%
(par value $0.001) 480,000 26,400
* µ Jade Art Group, Inc. - 8.87%
(par value $0.001) 4,340,700 2,604,420
Total Common Stocks (Cost $9,164,596) $ 4,613,980
Loans Receivable - 75.81%
Shenzhen HuaYinTong Electronics - 49.22%
(9.00%, due on October 15, 2009) 14,441,656
Shenzhen HuanYaTong Investment Ltd. - 26.59%
(8.50%, due on April 1, 2009) 7,801,325
Total Loans Receivable $ 22,242,981
Real Estate Held for Investment (a) - 5.27% $ 1,545,727
Total Investments - 96.80% $ 28,402,688
Other Assets less Liabilities - 3.20% 938,509
Net Assets - 100.00% $ 29,341,197
GFUS which CHFI holds 5% of its assets in has been going apeshit of late
that thing was 20 cents in october and its around 9 now...just insanity
that JADA they own as well looks like it may be ready to pop as well...
if it can get through 25 cents on volume technically a big breakout point
that thing was 20 cents in october and its around 9 now...just insanity
that JADA they own as well looks like it may be ready to pop as well...
if it can get through 25 cents on volume technically a big breakout point
TRIT one i got on my watchlist now too
ipo'd around 8 not too long ago...18 now....looks toppy and due for a break
china + water + government...my kinda stock for the long term
Tri-Tech Holding Inc. develops and implements integrated software and hardware solutions to assist Chinese government entities monitor and manage natural and municipal water supplies. The company operates in two segments, Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Control Systems, and Process Tail Gas Purification (Wastewater and Tail Gas Treatment) and Water Resources Protection and Allocation, Flood Control and Forecasting, Irrigation Systems and Municipal Water Supply and Distribution Systems (Water Resource Management). The Wastewater and Tail Gas Treatment segment develops technology and products to assist customers in processing and treating wastewater and gases, such as sewage treatment and water recycling/sewage water pipeline network, sewage water plant/recycling, and recycling. The Water Resource Management segment offers technology and products for customers to monitor municipal and natural water resources, including drought/flood control, water quality monitoring, water resource utilization and management, and municipal water supply. The company is headquartered in Beijing, the People’s Republic of China.
ipo'd around 8 not too long ago...18 now....looks toppy and due for a break
china + water + government...my kinda stock for the long term
Tri-Tech Holding Inc. develops and implements integrated software and hardware solutions to assist Chinese government entities monitor and manage natural and municipal water supplies. The company operates in two segments, Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Control Systems, and Process Tail Gas Purification (Wastewater and Tail Gas Treatment) and Water Resources Protection and Allocation, Flood Control and Forecasting, Irrigation Systems and Municipal Water Supply and Distribution Systems (Water Resource Management). The Wastewater and Tail Gas Treatment segment develops technology and products to assist customers in processing and treating wastewater and gases, such as sewage treatment and water recycling/sewage water pipeline network, sewage water plant/recycling, and recycling. The Water Resource Management segment offers technology and products for customers to monitor municipal and natural water resources, including drought/flood control, water quality monitoring, water resource utilization and management, and municipal water supply. The company is headquartered in Beijing, the People’s Republic of China.
CHIO
Great opportunity to load up IMO. I've been grabbing all the $1.25s I can get my hands on. This is where we opened the other day after her 10K. Cant be many sellers left at these levels, I doubt that Gap from $1 - $1.20 ever gets filled either. It's a risk worth taking IMO. Waiting for the run to $2, L2 is so thin on this with a little volume we'll be at $2 in no time.
Great opportunity to load up IMO. I've been grabbing all the $1.25s I can get my hands on. This is where we opened the other day after her 10K. Cant be many sellers left at these levels, I doubt that Gap from $1 - $1.20 ever gets filled either. It's a risk worth taking IMO. Waiting for the run to $2, L2 is so thin on this with a little volume we'll be at $2 in no time.
No, I dont right now. We'll know more in about 5 weeks, they'll be filing their 10K for 1st Q of 2010 (they're not on our calendar year), so I'll give a better projection then. Until then, $2 is my short-term price target. Beyond that, I need to hear new guidance from the company.
Happy Monday all,
Anybody hear anything lately about Gold Horse (changed ticker to GHIIE) or New Dragon Asia (NWD). Both were "pop" picks early in the March trough. Gold Horse doubled, think they have any more juice? NWD declined - at one time a year end price target was .83 which doesn't seem likely now, but I haven't combed through the financials. Their margins are quite vulnerable to a rise in commodity prices, as witnessed in 2008.
Any opinions?
And has the fertilizer market been talked up too much yet? Any good plays besides CAGC?
Anybody hear anything lately about Gold Horse (changed ticker to GHIIE) or New Dragon Asia (NWD). Both were "pop" picks early in the March trough. Gold Horse doubled, think they have any more juice? NWD declined - at one time a year end price target was .83 which doesn't seem likely now, but I haven't combed through the financials. Their margins are quite vulnerable to a rise in commodity prices, as witnessed in 2008.
Any opinions?
And has the fertilizer market been talked up too much yet? Any good plays besides CAGC?
I dont care for NWD anymore, they didnt ramp-up like I expected, could still be a good long-term play. I'm in GHII but it's been dead-money for a while. It could pop any day now because they're releasing their Q earnings very soon.
CAGC is a great play, but it's starting to be fairly priced. Other Ag Plays:
CKGT -- Tiz says toppy, I disagree. Hit 52-week high and has pulled-back a little on very low volume. Great buying opp IMO, $1.60ish has been the bottom a few times.
CNOA -- this one is hot
XNYH (5k shares @ .31)
Lots of buzz going on about this one. I dont have details yet, should have some later tonight once I get a chance to research more. I bought already, though, because it seems undervalued at first glance. Just know it's the usual crew that's putting out the word about this one, so it should be a winner regardless.
Lots of buzz going on about this one. I dont have details yet, should have some later tonight once I get a chance to research more. I bought already, though, because it seems undervalued at first glance. Just know it's the usual crew that's putting out the word about this one, so it should be a winner regardless.
