CHINA TRANSINFO TECH (CTFO.OB)

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    SeekingAlpha
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    Apr 06 05:23 AM
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    General Discussion on CTFO.OB
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    David White
    Feb 04 11:48 AM
    Five China Stocks on This Week's Watch List [view article]
    I don't know if there is anything specifically going on at SOBM, but it does seem that they have a lot of good projects going. Their blockbuster is of course, the malaria vaccine. I think this stock has gotten beaten down with most of the other small caps. It does seem like it might be a good buy now.
    I like your comments on chln also. The chart on that looks like it might be a good buy now too. The chart is definitely more promising than SOBM. However, SOBM is also a feel good stock. Who doesn't really want to invest in a malaria vaccine? The W.H.O. has even helped fund their research and approval trials.     Reply
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    User 145021
    Jan 30 09:51 AM
    5 China Stocks on This Week's Watch List [view article]
    www.chinarecipes.org/ Reply
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    Brennus
    Jan 27 09:31 PM
    5 China Stocks on This Week's Watch List [view article]
    Xinao had 72 stations by the middle of sep07. Towngas has about 12, I think. There are many, many others that own 10 or fewer station...evidence China Natural Gas' ability to acquire many of its first CNG stations. SNEN & CHNG are really mostly active in one city each. They are branching out a little but for the most part they are single-city CNG operators in a nation of single-city CNG operators.

    Really, station count is a canard. Pent up demand is so large that both companies could double their projected station counts & probably still not have any one station in radio contact with the other's stations. The real question is whether or not they'll be able to get the gas contracts to meet demand. In both cases, the answer seems to be 'Yes!'.

    Bottom line: SNEN is not in a race against CHNG. They are each racing the clock only.

    Regarding china grain controls, 'industrial' in this case means 'ethanol'. A lot of SGTI's corn starch output is sold to food & beverage companies. Choking off starch to food and beverage companies in order to keep grain prices low sorta defeats the ultimate purpose, which is to keep the public passive.

    Glucose, on the other hand, tends to trade at a pretty constant spread over the price of corn. Since SGTI doesn't operate in a vacuum (who is getting cheap corn prices these days?), expect glucose prices to respond to corn prices. The top line will change, the line right under the top line will change, the bottom line won't be affected much.     Reply
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    Barry
    Robbins
    Jan 27 07:10 PM
    5 China Stocks on This Week's Watch List [view article]
    Regarding SNEN.ob, who said there is going to be 1 winner? I see both of these companies as very interesting. Natural gas use in polluted China just makes too much sense. Reply
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    Ben
    Holdsworth
    Jan 27 02:16 PM
    5 China Stocks on This Week's Watch List [view article]
    In regard to GFRE.OB, the $20 million revenues from the letter of intent had been included in the previously issued guidance. Reply
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    vickyLee
    Jan 03 11:59 PM
    4 China Themes for Early 2008 [view article]
    only 3？what's the 4th？ Reply
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    User 112189
    Oct 09 06:20 PM
    Chinese Tech Stock Weekly Summary [view article]
    The ticker for The9 Limited is NCTY not NINE. NINE is the ticker for Ninetowns Internet Technology Group Company Limited. Reply
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