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Hulumas
    11-Aug-2008 15:08  
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China shares listed in Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Singapore respectively.

jchongll      ( Date: 11-Aug-2008 15:03) Posted:



hihi....

 i am a novice in tis...  can someone explain on A SHARE , H SHARE, AND S SHARE?  i am clueless what these means...  thanks in advance!!!

 

 
 
jchongll
    11-Aug-2008 15:03  
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hihi....

 i am a novice in tis...  can someone explain on A SHARE , H SHARE, AND S SHARE?  i am clueless what these means...  thanks in advance!!!

 
 
 
Hulumas
    11-Aug-2008 15:02  
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I suspect will get Red Yellow next month then!

lancecsc      ( Date: 11-Aug-2008 14:33) Posted:

china stocks got blue black again today.

 

 
Hulumas
    11-Aug-2008 15:00  
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It seems two months delay will be most probable and feasible.

chinastar      ( Date: 30-Jun-2008 05:33) Posted:

MAS and China Banking Regulatory Commission have signed an agreement to supervise the QDII (qualified domestic institutional investor) business of chinese commercial bank.

With this arrangement in place, chinese commercial banks can now conduct investments on behalf of their clients with singapore-based financial institution regulated  by MAS.

A SHARE , H SHARE, AND S SHARE  WILL MOVE NORTH SOMETIME IN JULY.



cyjjerry85      ( Date: 30-Jun-2008 01:58) Posted:



from Bloomberg:Rogers Tells Investors Not to `Give Up' on China (Update3)


By Zhao Yidi

June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Rogers, who in April 2006 correctly predicted oil would reach $100 a barrel and gold $1,000 an ounce, told investors not to ``give up'' on Chinese shares after the country's stock index fell almost 50 percent this year.

``Start buying when others say `never again','' Rogers, 65, said today at an investor conference in Nanjing. There is ``much money to be made'' from investments in Chinese stocks, he said.

China's CSI 300 Index has slumped 52 percent from its Oct. 16 peak on concern government measures to curb consumer prices will hurt earnings growth. Rogers, who first started buying Chinese stocks in 1999, said he hasn't sold any of his holdings.

``It's still a growth story in China,'' said Andrew Sullivan, a sales trader at Mainfirst Securities Hong Kong Ltd. ``It still has a good manufacturing industry.''

China's economy expanded 10.6 percent in the first quarter even as export growth cooled and industrial companies' profit growth slowed as oil and gas costs surged. Chinese stocks slumped yesterday on speculation the government will increase interest rates to help tame inflation.

Rogers told Chinese investors that the current correction is ``the way the market works,'' and they shouldn't be a ``market timer'' trying to figure out when is the bottom. ``You should get in at a time like now,'' Rogers said. ``I'm starting to think about buying again.'' He said he'd be ``investing in China for the rest of the century.''

About 200 people -- a full house -- paid as much as 50,000 yuan ($7,300) to hear Rogers speak at the two-hour event. The cheapest ticket was 3,800 yuan. Some approached him for his autograph and photos after the speech.


 
 
lancecsc
    11-Aug-2008 14:33  
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china stocks got blue black again today.
 
 
yipyip
    03-Jul-2008 01:46  
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Consumer confidence edges up in May

BEIJING, July 2 (Reuters) - China's consumer confidence index rose slightly to 94.3 in May from 94.0 in April as inflation eased a touch, the National Bureau of Statistics said.

The index distils consumers' attitudes towards current and future macroeconomic performance, their future earnings and plans for purchases of major durable goods into a composite figure.

The subindex representing consumer satisfaction with current economic performance stood at 90.2 in May against 90.1 in April; another subindex, surveying consumers' expectations about the economic outlook, rose to 97.0 in May from 96.6 in April. -- REUTERS


July 2, 2008, 10.49 am (Singapore time) BT
 
China inflation about 7% this year, May consumer confident up
 
BEIJING - China's inflation will average about 7 per cent in 2008 if Beijing keeps tight control of energy and resource prices, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a top government think-tank, said in a report published on Wednesday....


The CPI rose 7.7 per cent in the 12 months to May, down from a peak of 8.7 per cent in the year to February. The CPI rose 4.8 per cent in all of 2007.

It said last month's increase in fuel and power prices alone could push up the CPI this year by 0.7 percentage point. ....
 

 
AK_Francis
    30-Jun-2008 15:41  
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but yet still needs to look at the rocketing high CO. so many neg articles in BT today, alamah, seow leow. ha ha, someone may ask, how to be happy ah??
 
 
StarLine
    30-Jun-2008 13:16  
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Hoping so.

Hoping so.
 
 
chinastar
    30-Jun-2008 05:33  
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MAS and China Banking Regulatory Commission have signed an agreement to supervise the QDII (qualified domestic institutional investor) business of chinese commercial bank.

With this arrangement in place, chinese commercial banks can now conduct investments on behalf of their clients with singapore-based financial institution regulated  by MAS.

A SHARE , H SHARE, AND S SHARE  WILL MOVE NORTH SOMETIME IN JULY.



cyjjerry85      ( Date: 30-Jun-2008 01:58) Posted:



from Bloomberg:Rogers Tells Investors Not to `Give Up' on China (Update3)


By Zhao Yidi

June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Rogers, who in April 2006 correctly predicted oil would reach $100 a barrel and gold $1,000 an ounce, told investors not to ``give up'' on Chinese shares after the country's stock index fell almost 50 percent this year.

``Start buying when others say `never again','' Rogers, 65, said today at an investor conference in Nanjing. There is ``much money to be made'' from investments in Chinese stocks, he said.

China's CSI 300 Index has slumped 52 percent from its Oct. 16 peak on concern government measures to curb consumer prices will hurt earnings growth. Rogers, who first started buying Chinese stocks in 1999, said he hasn't sold any of his holdings.

``It's still a growth story in China,'' said Andrew Sullivan, a sales trader at Mainfirst Securities Hong Kong Ltd. ``It still has a good manufacturing industry.''

China's economy expanded 10.6 percent in the first quarter even as export growth cooled and industrial companies' profit growth slowed as oil and gas costs surged. Chinese stocks slumped yesterday on speculation the government will increase interest rates to help tame inflation.

Rogers told Chinese investors that the current correction is ``the way the market works,'' and they shouldn't be a ``market timer'' trying to figure out when is the bottom. ``You should get in at a time like now,'' Rogers said. ``I'm starting to think about buying again.'' He said he'd be ``investing in China for the rest of the century.''

About 200 people -- a full house -- paid as much as 50,000 yuan ($7,300) to hear Rogers speak at the two-hour event. The cheapest ticket was 3,800 yuan. Some approached him for his autograph and photos after the speech.

 
 
cyjjerry85
    30-Jun-2008 01:58  
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from Bloomberg:Rogers Tells Investors Not to `Give Up' on China (Update3)


By Zhao Yidi

June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Rogers, who in April 2006 correctly predicted oil would reach $100 a barrel and gold $1,000 an ounce, told investors not to ``give up'' on Chinese shares after the country's stock index fell almost 50 percent this year.

``Start buying when others say `never again','' Rogers, 65, said today at an investor conference in Nanjing. There is ``much money to be made'' from investments in Chinese stocks, he said.

China's CSI 300 Index has slumped 52 percent from its Oct. 16 peak on concern government measures to curb consumer prices will hurt earnings growth. Rogers, who first started buying Chinese stocks in 1999, said he hasn't sold any of his holdings.

``It's still a growth story in China,'' said Andrew Sullivan, a sales trader at Mainfirst Securities Hong Kong Ltd. ``It still has a good manufacturing industry.''

China's economy expanded 10.6 percent in the first quarter even as export growth cooled and industrial companies' profit growth slowed as oil and gas costs surged. Chinese stocks slumped yesterday on speculation the government will increase interest rates to help tame inflation.

Rogers told Chinese investors that the current correction is ``the way the market works,'' and they shouldn't be a ``market timer'' trying to figure out when is the bottom. ``You should get in at a time like now,'' Rogers said. ``I'm starting to think about buying again.'' He said he'd be ``investing in China for the rest of the century.''

About 200 people -- a full house -- paid as much as 50,000 yuan ($7,300) to hear Rogers speak at the two-hour event. The cheapest ticket was 3,800 yuan. Some approached him for his autograph and photos after the speech.
 

 
des_khor
    25-Jun-2008 01:11  
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I just keep buying China Counters as they are so cheap !!! low PE and reasonable dividend payout !
 
 
zhuge_liang
    23-Jun-2008 13:18  
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Singapore-listed China stocks, or S-chips, will face minimal impact from China fuel and electricity price hikes, says CIMB. Broker says S-chips have little direct exposure to fuel prices, electricity makes up a minute portion of their overall costs. Says China food & beverage companies will continue to face high soft commodity, pork prices, but notes forecasts already factor in assumption of high raw material prices. Says top S-chip picks are China Sky, Fibrechem, Sino Techfibre, Celestial Nutrifoods, FerroChina and China Zaino.
 
 
cyjjerry85
    20-Jun-2008 13:43  
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CO...i agree to a certain extent yes this is one of the bigger bro of China stocks...however external influencing factor will be BDI rite...

DnApeh      ( Date: 20-Jun-2008 13:22) Posted:



Big brother of China stocks is of COS......

Take a look. Bands getting tight.

 
 
DnApeh
    20-Jun-2008 13:22  
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Big brother of China stocks is of COS......

Take a look. Bands getting tight.
 
 
AK_Francis
    20-Jun-2008 12:56  
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one more acronym for BBs in BT means the globle investment giants. ie Golman Sachs, CIMB, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, Credit Ssuisse etc. hmm, to AK, Warrant Buffett and Soros can be BBs as well, ha ha.
 

 
des_khor
    20-Jun-2008 10:41  
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Big bro refer to blue colour chip !

cyjjerry85      ( Date: 20-Jun-2008 10:30) Posted:

big brother refering to which counter? 

i believe when we monitor the China counters...look out for the popular ones that will lead the other Chinese counters...they r like Ching Hongx, Synear, China Energy..those with "China" in their name or "Sino"..it will likely just follow up 



DnApeh      ( Date: 20-Jun-2008 10:25) Posted:

buy the big brother lah.


 
 
cyjjerry85
    20-Jun-2008 10:30  
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big brother refering to which counter? 

i believe when we monitor the China counters...look out for the popular ones that will lead the other Chinese counters...they r like Ching Hongx, Synear, China Energy..those with "China" in their name or "Sino"..it will likely just follow up 



DnApeh      ( Date: 20-Jun-2008 10:25) Posted:

buy the big brother lah.

 
 
DnApeh
    20-Jun-2008 10:25  
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buy the big brother lah.
 
 
des_khor
    20-Jun-2008 10:09  
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Just buy whatever China stock in SGX as they are trading at very low PE !! wait some more ?? will miss the boat !!
 
 
cyjjerry85
    20-Jun-2008 10:06  
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let's see how the China market reacts today..it opened in the red this morning but at this moment it had recovered to being positively flat...HSI taking cue from it and STI as usual...just follow
 
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