(CYXI.OB)

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  • commenter
    dragon52
    May 04 08:27 AM
    China Yingxia: A Cheap Stock for Its Potential [view article]
    Contrary to what China Player writes (Japan, India, Southeast Asia), this company has no sales outside China. This looks more like a retail franchising operation than anything else. Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:22 AM
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    General Discussion on CYXI.OB
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    dturgel
    Mar 06 03:27 PM
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    China Yingxia: A Cheap Stock for Its Potential [view article]
    Do you happen to know what the return on equity for this stock was in '07? Reply
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    Rick S.
    Mar 06 10:59 AM
    China Yingxia: A Cheap Stock for Its Potential [view article]
    I think you should check Cabeza Howe's analysis of this stock and its funding patterns. As I recall, much as he saw huge potential in the new products you list, he was not as sanguine about the expansion financing adopted by the company. He thought they would create a private investor stock overhang that could hold down the price level for years.

    But check out his comments directly. He says it best. Since he's a contributor to Seeking Alpha that shouldn't be difficult.     Reply
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    J.D
    Jan 22 05:07 AM
    Five China Stocks I'm Eying This Week [view article]
    Simple solar devices are commonly used in the countryside so there's a high demand for cheap product. Think rooftop solar water heaters and streetlights for areas without reliable electricity, not high tech innovation. On Chinese companies overall think "due diligence" and "get rich quick scheme". On Chinese markets, think "pyramid". Somewhere in the mess a few will find nuggets of gold.

    China markets are being routed today, though China remains particularly vulnerable to further downside. "Decoupling" is the worst possible theory in a time of rapid globalization.     Reply
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    omooc
    Jan 21 10:44 PM
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    Five China Stocks I'm Eying This Week [view article]
    Are there reasons why solar stocks are mostly domiciled in China? Reply
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    jimmyb
    Dec 20 05:08 PM
    China Yingxia: Private Placement, Smaller Franchises Dampen Bullishness [view article]
    The dilution really is a shame considering the stunning organic growth potential here. However, if CYXI puts that cash to use with an accretive acquisition or two, then all is forgiven.
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  • commenter
    china_stock_
    investor
    Nov 22 12:08 PM
    Another Lesson In Caution for Investors in Chinese OTC Companies [view article]
    EPS is a calcuation of net income divided by Weighted Average Common Share Outstanding (WACSO).

    Given that some of these companies have only been public for a little more than one year, the WACSO figures are skewed by the WACSO figure when these companies were still shell companies.

    For example:

    1. CYXI filed a 8K to go public on May 2006. Its post reverse split common share total is 33.6 million and was effected in July 2006.

    CYXI had net income of 1.7 million in 3rd quarter 2007 vs. 2.9 million in 3rd quarter 2006 (of which 2.2 million was due to a tax benefit provision). Normalized, income from operations for Q3 2007 was 1.7 million vs. 0.7 million in Q3 2006.

    WACSO for the 3rd quarter 2007 was 40,309,204. For the 3rd quarter 2006 WACSO was 11,418,877.

    2. CDSG filed a 8K to go public on November 2006. Its post reverse split common share total is 31.5 million and was effected in March 2007.

    CDSG had net income of 22.6 million in 3rd quarter 2007 vs. 3.1 million in 3rd quarter 2006.

    Normalizing both figures for tax, income from operations for Q3 2007 was 4.8 million vs. 4.6 million in Q3 2006.

    WASCO for Q3 2007 was 31.5 million vs. 8.1 million for Q3 2006 (when it still reflected the financials of the shell company)


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    Chimin Sang
    Jul 23 05:58 PM
    China Yingxia: Early Signs of Tremendous Growth [view article]
    There is always a risk associated with OB stock... Good luck with this long idea. Reply
  • commenter
    primorec
    Jul 23 01:08 PM
    China Yingxia: Early Signs of Tremendous Growth [view article]
    I posted a commentary on your previous post about this company, that remained unanswered.
    I would appreciate any commenty about this.
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    rom 8-K:
    " On July 16, 2007 China Yingxia completed the sale of 1,000,000 Units of securities to a total of 3 investors. Each "Unit" included two shares of common stock and one common stock purchase warrants exercisable at $1.50.
    The Units were sold for a price of $2.00 per Unit"

    So approx. 10% dilution of outstanding stocks for price way below market price on that day. I am wondering to whom they sold these "units"??

    Next, I see the departure of Gerald Montiel and the nomination of Lixue Deng (son of the CEO) as negative for the company. Any coment??     Reply
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    primorec
    Jul 21 04:51 AM
    China Yingxia International: The Next Chinese Microcap Champion? [view article]
    from 8-K:
    " On July 16, 2007 China Yingxia completed the sale of 1,000,000 Units of securities to a total of 3 investors. Each "Unit" included two shares of common stock and one common stock purchase warrants exercisable at $1.50.
    The Units were sold for a price of $2.00 per Unit"

    So approx. 10% dilution of outstanding stocks for price way below market price on that day. I am wondering to whom they sold these "units"??

    Next, I see the departure of Gerald Montiel and the nomination of Lixue Deng (son of the CEO) as negative for the company. Any coment??     Reply
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