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Three Chinese Stocks to Finish 2010 in the Black

Posted Jul 19th 2010 12:00PM by Robert Hsu (RSS feed)
Filed under: China, China Life Insurance ADS (LFC), Stocks to Buy

With widespread concerns over investments in the People's Republic of China right now, some traders have sworn off Chinese companies all together. That's a big mistake. Indeed, the current state of China stocks is uncertain and there is a lot of fear and frustration over China investments right now. But the issue is that all Chinese companies are not the same. There are a wide variety of China stocks listed in the U.S. -- state-owned enterprises, mid-cap blue chips and small-caps, each with specific characteristics.

To help navigate toward some promising China investments, here are three stocks that show potential for growth this earnings season.

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Three China Stocks to Buy Now

Posted Jul 15th 2010 2:00PM by Robert Hsu (RSS feed)
Filed under: China, China Life Insurance ADS (LFC), Stocks to Buy

With widespread investor concerns over the current state of Chinese stocks, there is a lot of fear and frustration over China investments right now. The issue is that all China stocks are not the same. There are different types of China stocks listed in the U.S. -- state-owned enterprises, mid-cap blue chips and small-caps, each with specific characteristics. Overall, I still believe that we will see 40% upside in many of these stocks by year end, most of it in fourth quarter, and now is the time to position for the upcoming rally.

To help you navigate toward some promising China investments, here are three stocks that show potential for growth this earnings season.

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Five Stocks That Prove the China Boom Isn't Over

Posted Mar 26th 2010 5:20PM by Robert Hsu (RSS feed)
Filed under: China, Expedia Inc (EXPE), Stocks to Buy

As an investor in Chinese stocks, I'm constantly bombarded by predictions of the country's coming economic bust. When a scandal at poultry company Yuhe International (YUII) brutalized this stock, people emailed me, saying that all Chinese companies are cooking the books. When a China-based ETF pegged to the S&P 500 launched, I was told that it was a clear sign that investors there knew it was safer to invest here than in their own country. The list goes on and on.

Lately, the recent pullback in several high-profile Chinese stocks, as well as a pullback in the iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI) -- the major Hong Kong market index -- has been cited as more evidence for the country's pending economic hardship. While it is true that some stocks have sold off lately after big runs higher in 2009, FXI is only down 3.8% over the past three months. That's hardly a huge giveback. And besides, America itself would be in pretty dire straits if every market slide meant that its economy was doomed.

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