CXTIE.OB (CXTI.OB)

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  • commenter
    RUFCrazy
    Jun 25 01:04 AM
    Interactive Q&A: Simon Fu, CFO of China Expert Technology (CXTI.OB) [view article]
    Freakin crooks Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:20 AM
    My Website
    General Discussion on CXTI.OB
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    max petrisek
    Feb 01 05:32 PM
    Interactive Q&A: Simon Fu, CFO of China Expert Technology (CXTI.OB) [view article]
    Seeking Alpha should redeem themselves for publishing the CXTI lies. Print the truth now- The CXTI fraud is now to be settled in the courts. Reply
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    max petrisek
    Feb 01 05:30 PM
    Interactive Q&A: Simon Fu, CFO of China Expert Technology (CXTI.OB) [view article]
    Where are you hiding CXTI? Some day you will be caught for violating the trust and interest of the shareholders. Reply
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    max petrisek
    Jan 09 10:37 PM
    China Expert Technology Has Much More In Store For Shareholders [view article]
    talk but no substance Reply
  • commenter
    max petrisek
    Nov 09 10:14 PM
    China Expert Technology Has Its Mojo Working [view article]
    CXTI's MOJO is silent. Up in fflanes at a few pennies. Reply
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    SMALLSCALE
    Sep 19 02:59 AM
    Critical Moment for China Expert Technology [view article]
    It stated in the June 25 PR that all 3 contracts have been sourced by consultants ? What ever the heck that means ! How hard can it be to verify the contracts - I guess pretty hard ! They have had contracts in the past - Why does everyone think these are BOGUS ? They still have 60 full time employees - I wonder if that figure has dropped also ?
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    Billyboy
    Sep 14 02:13 PM
    Critical Moment for China Expert Technology [view article]
    In the interest of keeping you folks in the loop on this borderline criminal joke of a company CXTIE - The reason we see the stock under SO much pressure - JLF Selling all their stock on obvious insider info! - is primarily because many of the comical contracts CXTIE announced with these ignorant Chinese cities are simply contracts that HAVE NO CHANCE of ever getting paid for! The big announcements and excitement generated by this classless management team are contracts with the poorest of the poor cities in China! What a Joke. And JLF's Feinberg (another Joke) should be looked into for selling his stake on this news before any of us had a chance to react! Why should he be out of his position and somewhat whole while we lose until the announcement finally comes and the stock is at 0.10! Luckily I was able to sell my small piece much higher when I heard Feinberg wanted out! He is fool himself. It seems he and his comical team are in this CNCA with Simon "the criminal" Fu - is this another telltale sign to SELL CNCA. Just my opinions folks. Reply
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    max petrisek
    Sep 12 12:49 PM
    Critical Moment for China Expert Technology [view article]
    There is real reasons for doubts about this company that is weeks late filing 10Q report without comments. Also its PR company said they broke off relations with CXTI since it would not communicate with them either.- What gives. One sure thing is that these antics is enough reason to drop share price from near $8.0 to 0.58 today within the past month The message boards are going ballistic !. Wow!! Reply
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    Ben
    Holdsworth
    Sep 11 04:09 PM
    Critical Moment for China Expert Technology [view article]
    Seems like there is a very big problem with CXTIE.OB. JLF Funds, and Jeff Feinberg Here is a post from the Google CXTIE site:

    Simon Fu, the CFO who resigned from China Expert and presumably caused the beginning of the stock slide, was recently hired by HollySys which is being acquired -- perhaps not coincidentally -- by Chardan North China Acquisition Corp, another firm that has 10% or more beneficial ownership by Jeff Feinberg's JLF OFFSHORE FUND LTD. In fact, Jeff's company reported owning more than one fifth of Chardan as of July 2007.

    Being that Jeff Feinberg's fund is also the one that has been dumping millions of shares of CXTI, this begs some questions:

    (1) Feinberg began massively selling CXTI stock almost immediately
    following Simon Fu's announced resignation in late July. Assuming
    there had to be some type of interview, offer, etc. in the hiring of Simon Fu, this would indicate a near immediate hiring of Simon away from China Expert.

    The "shock" that other investors might have over Simon Fu's
    resignation should not have "shocked" Jeff Feinberg were Simon being whisked away to work for Chardan. So it's unusual
    both that the selling began right after that announcement, and that
    the heavy selling as continued since.

    (2) IF something is about to happen with CXTI earnings or if they
    simply do not report and get delisted, and Simon Fu is aware of it but chose not to disclose it, an important question one would have to ask is if Jeff Feinberg's fund as one of the largest owners of the company acquiring Simon Fu's new employer is aware of it and trading on. Of course, we would hope and have to presume not, as I believe that is what is called insider trading, but on the other hand, if the "other shoe" does drop with CXTI, rest assured that every investor in CXTI will start taking an exceptionally hard look at these relationships.

    Think the SEC would be interested?     Reply
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    jamesbrandon
    Aug 28 03:56 PM
    CXTI: Solid Business At An Irrationally Low Price [view article]
    Can you elaborate on this please? Reply
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    Alan
    Aug 15 05:13 PM
    CXTI: Solid Business At An Irrationally Low Price [view article]
    Have you met with the management team? If so, you won't buy the stocks. I agree with the analysis above. Everything looks great on paper. But once you met them, you will not touch this company. Reply
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    max petrisek
    Aug 14 08:18 PM
    CXTI: Solid Business At An Irrationally Low Price [view article]
    An excellent recap of statistics and analysis of the "big CXTI" 67 % crash. Your right, the selling by large holders as hedge funds coupled with poor visibility for COO & CFO leaving caused major uncertainty. There were not enough of buying to absorb the above aggressive big sellers. There comes a valuation point where longs will stop selling regardless of what price they got in. Paper losses are not irrelevant. I'm holding until the next report comes out to clarify current status and outlook. Reply
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    marktabak
    Jul 23 06:33 AM
    China Expert Technology CFO's Sudden Resignation Raises Doubts [view article]
    Possibly true, but when speaking to the company's PR company the reasons for the CFO's departure appears legit. CFO resides in Hong Kong and the company wants to consolidate operations in PRC and the CFO doesn't want to move. Meanwhile the EPS projections indicate this stock is dirt cheap. I see no reason why not to take a prudent risk. Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Jun 15 12:16 AM
    My Website
    Interactive Q&A: Simon Fu, CFO of China Expert Technology (CXTI.OB) [view article]
    This Seeking Alpha interactive Q & A is now closed for further questions. Thank you very much to Simon Fu of China Expert Technology and to our readers who participated.

    ~ The Seeking Alpha Team     Reply
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