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jack31
    18-Aug-2010 20:55  
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difficult to hit 20ct lah.. Think its about time I ride back this baby.. wait a few weeks more. .21 probably will jump in liao.
 
 
freeme
    18-Aug-2010 17:50  
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ya la.. fed up.. gd result also kana whack dw

heavenade      ( Date: 18-Aug-2010 17:32) Posted:

same, if it hit 20cts, ill whack as much as i can..

 
 
heavenade
    18-Aug-2010 17:32  
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same, if it hit 20cts, ill whack as much as i can..
 

 
freeme
    18-Aug-2010 17:25  
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20cts is the pt where the directors buy in the last time.. im waiting for this level to make a mini showhand if it really hit.
 
 
heavenade
    18-Aug-2010 17:19  
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its juz not making sense..
 
 
heavenade
    18-Aug-2010 17:16  
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hmm.. im wondering.. its not logical to be this trend when fundamentals and prospects are so good.. im starting to suspect some BBs selling down to accumulate..
 

 
freeme
    18-Aug-2010 16:44  
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CHINA ENV GIVE STUNT AGAIN.. SIAN..
 
 
heavenade
    17-Aug-2010 16:50  
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when is this bugger going to be noticed...
 
 
heavenade
    16-Aug-2010 10:14  
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Such a good fundamental stock but yet movement still so little..
 
 
freeme
    13-Aug-2010 12:07  
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well done... priority is make money.. i also fed up with it but i decide to hold la.. Now pinning my hope on li heng.. heavily loaded..

jack31      ( Date: 13-Aug-2010 11:59) Posted:

i give up on this counter liao, manage to sell off at .24. Transfer capital to other stock 1st.. Fundamental of stock still good, will come back later for this little baby..

 

 
jack31
    13-Aug-2010 11:59  
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i give up on this counter liao, manage to sell off at .24. Transfer capital to other stock 1st.. Fundamental of stock still good, will come back later for this little baby..
 
 
heavenade
    13-Aug-2010 11:54  
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no movement?
 
 
heavenade
    12-Aug-2010 16:55  
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still sleeping.. time to wake up!!
 
 
chinastar
    11-Aug-2010 15:23  
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power up

kiasiDBT      ( Date: 10-Aug-2010 23:03) Posted:

Mainboard-listed China Environment today announced a net profit of RMB55.8 million ($11.4 million) and revenue of RMB330.6 million for its six months ended 30 June 2010.

The figures were higher by 24.6% and 43.5% over the RMB44.8 million and RMB230.4 million recorded in the previous corresponding period respectively.

Total revenues generated by the group for the six months ended 30 June 2010 were derived from the waste gas treatment segment. For the period under review, the group completed 17 projects, with 11 others ongoing, compared to 12 projects which were completed in the six months ended 30 June 2009.

In line with higher revenues, gross profit was RMB96.2 million, rising 32.7% over the RMB72.5 million previously. Its gross profit margin remained fairly stable at 29.1% for the period (1H09: 31.5%).

The power generation segment continued to account for the main share of revenue from waste gas treatment at 95.9% while the chemical industry, at 4.0%, accounted for the rest of the revenue.

 
 
heavenade
    11-Aug-2010 09:12  
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30mins into opening jump to 0.255 liao! up up UPs!!
 

 
kiasiDBT
    11-Aug-2010 00:16  
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Hope tomoro CHIONGGGG ARHHHH... Razz Razz Razz
 
 
kiasiDBT
    10-Aug-2010 23:03  
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Mainboard-listed China Environment today announced a net profit of RMB55.8 million ($11.4 million) and revenue of RMB330.6 million for its six months ended 30 June 2010.

The figures were higher by 24.6% and 43.5% over the RMB44.8 million and RMB230.4 million recorded in the previous corresponding period respectively.

Total revenues generated by the group for the six months ended 30 June 2010 were derived from the waste gas treatment segment. For the period under review, the group completed 17 projects, with 11 others ongoing, compared to 12 projects which were completed in the six months ended 30 June 2009.

In line with higher revenues, gross profit was RMB96.2 million, rising 32.7% over the RMB72.5 million previously. Its gross profit margin remained fairly stable at 29.1% for the period (1H09: 31.5%).

The power generation segment continued to account for the main share of revenue from waste gas treatment at 95.9% while the chemical industry, at 4.0%, accounted for the rest of the revenue.
 
 
heavenade
    10-Aug-2010 22:07  
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Jinshan abit no link to ChinaEnv ar.. unless u tell me they facing waste gas output issue..
 
 
freeme
    10-Aug-2010 21:28  
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got anything to do with china env meh? or tat article?


Hulumas      ( Date: 10-Aug-2010 21:18) Posted:

CHINA JISHAN with more than double of its new production capacity expansion will take strongly the local print and dye market shares with leading competitive advantage and reaching an excellent economic scale of reducing tremendous production cost. In the near foreseeable future, CHINA JISHAN will soon become 5th or 4th largest textile related print and dye industry in PRC.

heavenade      ( Date: 09-Aug-2010 11:44) Posted:

China orders 2,000 firms to shut old capacity



* Outdated manufacturing capacity in 18 industries targeted

* Cement, coking, iron, paper sectors affected

* Could have impact on activity indicators -economist

SHANGHAI, Aug 9 - China has ordered more than 2,000 companies in 18 industries including cement, coking, iron, paper and dyeing to shut outdated manufacturing capacity by the end of September, state media said on Monday.

The factories targeted for closure were either highly polluting, highly energy-wasting, or did not meet safety requirements, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced in an order on Sunday, the Shanghai Securities News and other official newspapers reported on Monday.

Firms that fail to comply with the orders could face penalties including having their sewage treatment licenses revoked, lending curbs, or even having their business licenses withdrawn, it said.

"This is what we call 'supply-side adjustment'," Qing Wang, an economist at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, said in an emailed comment.

Such adjustments will likely have a direct impact in terms of weaker readings for key economic indicators including industrial production and power usage, but do not indicate a deterioration in China's economic fundamentals, Wang said.

"This is because closing down inefficient, polluting enterprises have fundamentally different implications to a sharp slowdown in investment, consumption, or exports caused by demand shocks."

China, faced with serious environmental problems and pressure on resources, has been seeking to upgrade its manufacturing sector, implementing stricter energy efficiency and pollution targets and forcing the closure of wasteful capacity.

Beijing has pledged to cut nationwide energy intensity -- the amount of fuel needed to generate each unit of gross domestic product -- by 20 percent within five years, from the 2005 level.

The latest data suggests energy intensity fell a total of nearly 16 percent in the past four years, putting its five-year target within reach.

The companies affected by the latest curbs include the parent company of Guangxi-based Liuzhou Iron and Steel <601003.SS> and a cement-making unit of Jilin Yatai Co <600881.SS>, which is based in the northeast of the country.

In a parallel initiative, the industry ministry is working to consolidate the steel sector by closing small mills and raising production standards, focusing on shutting mills that produce less than 1 million tonnes of crude steel or 300,000 tonnes of higher-end steel a year. (Reporting by Jason Subler and Samuel Shen; Editing by Ken Wills)

From markets.ft:

"Year on year China Environment Ltd grew revenues 808.34% from 55.00m to 499.59m while net income improved 3,163.80% from 1.65m to 53.84m. "

"In 2009, China Environment Ltd increased its cash reserves by 47.38%, or 22.24m. Cash Flow from Financing totalled 60.56m or 12.12% of revenues. In addition the company used 65.02m for operations while cash from investing totalled 26.25m."

"China Environment Ltd appears to have little financial risk as the company holds a substantial amount of cash on its books with little or no debt."


Still believe in this counter's potential in China. The government's awareness on the county's environmental problems is increasing. Sooner or later companies who still wants to survive in this industry will have to do something abt their emittions or face closure.

But somehow this counter is not moving.


 
 
Hulumas
    10-Aug-2010 21:18  
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CHINA JISHAN with more than double of its new production capacity expansion will take strongly the local print and dye market shares with leading competitive advantage and reaching an excellent economic scale of reducing tremendous production cost. In the near foreseeable future, CHINA JISHAN will soon become 5th or 4th largest textile related print and dye industry in PRC.

heavenade      ( Date: 09-Aug-2010 11:44) Posted:

China orders 2,000 firms to shut old capacity



* Outdated manufacturing capacity in 18 industries targeted

* Cement, coking, iron, paper sectors affected

* Could have impact on activity indicators -economist

SHANGHAI, Aug 9 - China has ordered more than 2,000 companies in 18 industries including cement, coking, iron, paper and dyeing to shut outdated manufacturing capacity by the end of September, state media said on Monday.

The factories targeted for closure were either highly polluting, highly energy-wasting, or did not meet safety requirements, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced in an order on Sunday, the Shanghai Securities News and other official newspapers reported on Monday.

Firms that fail to comply with the orders could face penalties including having their sewage treatment licenses revoked, lending curbs, or even having their business licenses withdrawn, it said.

"This is what we call 'supply-side adjustment'," Qing Wang, an economist at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, said in an emailed comment.

Such adjustments will likely have a direct impact in terms of weaker readings for key economic indicators including industrial production and power usage, but do not indicate a deterioration in China's economic fundamentals, Wang said.

"This is because closing down inefficient, polluting enterprises have fundamentally different implications to a sharp slowdown in investment, consumption, or exports caused by demand shocks."

China, faced with serious environmental problems and pressure on resources, has been seeking to upgrade its manufacturing sector, implementing stricter energy efficiency and pollution targets and forcing the closure of wasteful capacity.

Beijing has pledged to cut nationwide energy intensity -- the amount of fuel needed to generate each unit of gross domestic product -- by 20 percent within five years, from the 2005 level.

The latest data suggests energy intensity fell a total of nearly 16 percent in the past four years, putting its five-year target within reach.

The companies affected by the latest curbs include the parent company of Guangxi-based Liuzhou Iron and Steel <601003.SS> and a cement-making unit of Jilin Yatai Co <600881.SS>, which is based in the northeast of the country.

In a parallel initiative, the industry ministry is working to consolidate the steel sector by closing small mills and raising production standards, focusing on shutting mills that produce less than 1 million tonnes of crude steel or 300,000 tonnes of higher-end steel a year. (Reporting by Jason Subler and Samuel Shen; Editing by Ken Wills)

From markets.ft:

"Year on year China Environment Ltd grew revenues 808.34% from 55.00m to 499.59m while net income improved 3,163.80% from 1.65m to 53.84m. "

"In 2009, China Environment Ltd increased its cash reserves by 47.38%, or 22.24m. Cash Flow from Financing totalled 60.56m or 12.12% of revenues. In addition the company used 65.02m for operations while cash from investing totalled 26.25m."

"China Environment Ltd appears to have little financial risk as the company holds a substantial amount of cash on its books with little or no debt."


Still believe in this counter's potential in China. The government's awareness on the county's environmental problems is increasing. Sooner or later companies who still wants to survive in this industry will have to do something abt their emittions or face closure.

But somehow this counter is not moving.

 
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