Below are the top 10 fastest-growing U.S.-listed Chinese stocks, based on the
average long-term earnings growth rate estimated by Wall Street analysts. E
Commerce China Dangdang Inc (ADR) (NYSE:DANG) is the first fastest-growing stock
in this segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be
58.8%. This number is based on the average estimate of 4 brokerage analysts.
Baidu.com, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:BIDU) is the second fastest-growing stock in this
segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 48.6%.
This number is based on the average estimate of 15 brokerage analysts. Bona Film
Group Ltd (ADR) (NASDAQ:BONA) is the third fastest-growing stock in this segment
of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 47.6%. This
number is based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. Youku.com Inc
(ADR) (NYSE:YOKU) is the fourth fastest-growing stock in this segment of the
market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 45.0%. This number is
based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. 7 DAYS GROUP HOLDINGS
LIMITED(ADR) (NYSE:SVN) is the fifth fastest-growing stock in this segment of
the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 36.4%. This number
is based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. E-House (China)
Holdings Limited (ADR) (NYSE:EJ) is the sixth fastest-growing stock in this
segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 30.5%.
This number is based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. TAL
Education Group (ADR) (NYSE:XRS) is the seventh fastest-growing stock in this
segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 29.8%.
This number is based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. Xueda
Education Group (ADR) (NYSE:XUE) is the eighth fastest-growing stock in this
segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected to be 28.9%.
This number is based on the average estimate of 3 brokerage analysts. New
Oriental Education & Tech Grp (ADR) (NYSE:EDU) is the ninth fastest-growing
stock in this segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS growth is expected
to be 28.7%. This number is based on the average estimate of 7 brokerage
analysts. Focus Media Holding Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:FMCN) is the 10th
fastest-growing stock in this segment of the market. Its long-term annual EPS
growth is expected to be 26.5%. This number is based on the average estimate of
3 brokerage analysts.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Gold Silver and Oil Prices Sharply Fell –Daily Recap September 28
Gold and silver prices shifted direction again and after they had inclined on
Tuesday, they fell again on Wednesday, along with the rest of the financial
markets including US stock market. Crude oil prices sharply declined as well;
natural gas prices (Henry Hub) also finished yesterday falling. Here is a
summary of the price movements of precious metals and energy commodities for
September 28th: Precious Metals prices: Gold price changed direction again and
sharply fell by 2.08% to $1,618; Silver price also decreased by 4.45% to $30.13.
During September, gold prices decreased by 11.7% and silver price shed 27.9% of
its value. The EURO to US Dollar exchange rate slightly slipped yesterday by
0.31% to 1.3533 i.e. the USD appreciated against the EURO. The USD sharply
appreciated yesterday against other currencies including the AUD and CAD. During
September, the EURO to US Dollar fell by 5.75%. Oil and Gas prices: WTI oil
price also sharply declined yesterday by 3.53% to $81.21 per barrel; Brent oil
price decreased by 3.96% to $105.20 per barrel; during September the WTI oil
price declined by 8.6% and Brent oil price fell by 9.7%. Due these changes, the
difference between Brent and WTI slipped
Tuesday, they fell again on Wednesday, along with the rest of the financial
markets including US stock market. Crude oil prices sharply declined as well;
natural gas prices (Henry Hub) also finished yesterday falling. Here is a
summary of the price movements of precious metals and energy commodities for
September 28th: Precious Metals prices: Gold price changed direction again and
sharply fell by 2.08% to $1,618; Silver price also decreased by 4.45% to $30.13.
During September, gold prices decreased by 11.7% and silver price shed 27.9% of
its value. The EURO to US Dollar exchange rate slightly slipped yesterday by
0.31% to 1.3533 i.e. the USD appreciated against the EURO. The USD sharply
appreciated yesterday against other currencies including the AUD and CAD. During
September, the EURO to US Dollar fell by 5.75%. Oil and Gas prices: WTI oil
price also sharply declined yesterday by 3.53% to $81.21 per barrel; Brent oil
price decreased by 3.96% to $105.20 per barrel; during September the WTI oil
price declined by 8.6% and Brent oil price fell by 9.7%. Due these changes, the
difference between Brent and WTI slipped
Todays Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA Index DJX DJI, Nasdaq, S&P 500
The primary stock indices in the U.S. lost steam as the trading session
progressed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell back as
the day progressed and this negative action was due, in part, to the diminishing
amount of confidence investors were feeling regarding the action plan to avoid
defaults European leaders were trying to iron out. The details of the plan are
unclear and the timeline is making many more nervous by the day. Stocks
retreated during the last trading session as a result and ended red across the
tracking boards. Specifically, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed out the
day on the negative side of break-even by 1.61 percent at 11,010.90. The Nasdaq
finished the day negative by 2.17 percent at 2,491.58 and the S&P 500 was
negative by 2.07 percent at 1,151.06. Stock index trends experienced a steady
retreat during the trading session, closed out red, and ended the three day
streak of positive finishes for the primary U.S. stock composites. Thoughts of
recession on a global scale dominated the thoughts of investors during the
session and ultimately pulled stock trends lower. Additional negative news
posted via the durable goods orders report yesterday. The governments report
relayed that durable goods orders for August were lower by .1 percent. The
dollar lost strength to the euro and Japanese yen and precious metal gold
dropped lower during the session. Frank Matto
progressed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell back as
the day progressed and this negative action was due, in part, to the diminishing
amount of confidence investors were feeling regarding the action plan to avoid
defaults European leaders were trying to iron out. The details of the plan are
unclear and the timeline is making many more nervous by the day. Stocks
retreated during the last trading session as a result and ended red across the
tracking boards. Specifically, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed out the
day on the negative side of break-even by 1.61 percent at 11,010.90. The Nasdaq
finished the day negative by 2.17 percent at 2,491.58 and the S&P 500 was
negative by 2.07 percent at 1,151.06. Stock index trends experienced a steady
retreat during the trading session, closed out red, and ended the three day
streak of positive finishes for the primary U.S. stock composites. Thoughts of
recession on a global scale dominated the thoughts of investors during the
session and ultimately pulled stock trends lower. Additional negative news
posted via the durable goods orders report yesterday. The governments report
relayed that durable goods orders for August were lower by .1 percent. The
dollar lost strength to the euro and Japanese yen and precious metal gold
dropped lower during the session. Frank Matto
Todays Gold price per ounce rates, silver price per ounce Spot gold price per gram spot silver price per ounce
Precious metal gold and silver contract prices dropped back below break-even
during the initial half of the last trading session. Gold prices and silver
prices have been dropping over the past several weeks and these negative trends
continued last session. Stock indices were losing steam as well however as
investors were feeling more anxious about the sovereign debt issues stemming
from the eurozone marketplace. Investors are worried that European leaders would
not take action quickly enough to avoid defaults. Most assumed that the safe
haven appeal of precious metal gold will grow in this climate. As the final
numbers came together for the end of day close, precious metals gold and silver
were in the red again. The three primary stock indices in the U.S. were red as
well. The Dow Jones closed out the last session lower by 179.79 at 11,010.90.
The dollar lost strength versus the euro and the Japanese yen. Contract gold for
December delivery closed out the last session red by 2.08 percent at 1618.10 per
troy ounce. December delivery silver moved lower by 4.45 percent at 30.13 per
troy ounce. Spot gold and spot silver prices moved below break-even as well.
During the interval after last session close but prior to todays open, spot gold
price per gram was lower by 1.90 percent and spot silver price per ounce was
lower by 1.96 at 29.53. Camillo Zucari
during the initial half of the last trading session. Gold prices and silver
prices have been dropping over the past several weeks and these negative trends
continued last session. Stock indices were losing steam as well however as
investors were feeling more anxious about the sovereign debt issues stemming
from the eurozone marketplace. Investors are worried that European leaders would
not take action quickly enough to avoid defaults. Most assumed that the safe
haven appeal of precious metal gold will grow in this climate. As the final
numbers came together for the end of day close, precious metals gold and silver
were in the red again. The three primary stock indices in the U.S. were red as
well. The Dow Jones closed out the last session lower by 179.79 at 11,010.90.
The dollar lost strength versus the euro and the Japanese yen. Contract gold for
December delivery closed out the last session red by 2.08 percent at 1618.10 per
troy ounce. December delivery silver moved lower by 4.45 percent at 30.13 per
troy ounce. Spot gold and spot silver prices moved below break-even as well.
During the interval after last session close but prior to todays open, spot gold
price per gram was lower by 1.90 percent and spot silver price per ounce was
lower by 1.96 at 29.53. Camillo Zucari
The Worst-Case Scenario for This Bear Market
U.S.markets sold off yesterday after three straight days of gains as the U.S.
dollar rallied and commodities fell under heavy volume. The Dow Jones Industrial
Average was hit especially hard in the last hour of trading, falling over 150
points as materials stocks fell in response to a sell-off in copper. The major
breakout by the dollar earlier this month occurred when it sliced through a
triple-top on a breakaway gap that at the time the Sept. 13 Daily Market Outlook
identified as a major change of direction for the buck, stocks, and commodities.
And even though the angle of the advance for the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index
Bullish Fund (NYSE: UUP ) is steep, it is also orderly in that continuation gaps
are being regularly closed before the ETF ramps up to its next high propelled by
another gap. This is a sign of a major commitment on the part of buyers and a
trend change that will not be easily reversed. Yesterday, we considered possible
resistance lines that might turn aside the pop that began last Friday as a
reflex rally following the breakdown of the bearish flag. But the pop fizzled
yesterday, on an impressive selling spree that ended close to the low of the
day. And so even before reaching its first line of resistance at the 50-day
moving average line, it appears that the rally is over. This sets up the index
for an attack on the double-bottom low at 1,114 and 1,101. (If you're looking
for some specific options to play the decline, check out my colleague Joe Burns
.) The dramatic failure of the index following a half-hearted rally leads to the
next question: How low is low? The final target of this bear run could turn out
to be a 50% retracement of the entire bull market from 667 to 1,371. If that's
true, then we owe Mr. Fibonacci another nod since that number is 1,371 a number
which is very close to last summer's low. For one stock that is advancing
despite the market decline, see the Trade of the Day . Todays Trading Landscape
To see a list of the companies reporting earnings today, click here . For a list
of this weeks economic reports due out, click here .
dollar rallied and commodities fell under heavy volume. The Dow Jones Industrial
Average was hit especially hard in the last hour of trading, falling over 150
points as materials stocks fell in response to a sell-off in copper. The major
breakout by the dollar earlier this month occurred when it sliced through a
triple-top on a breakaway gap that at the time the Sept. 13 Daily Market Outlook
identified as a major change of direction for the buck, stocks, and commodities.
And even though the angle of the advance for the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index
Bullish Fund (NYSE: UUP ) is steep, it is also orderly in that continuation gaps
are being regularly closed before the ETF ramps up to its next high propelled by
another gap. This is a sign of a major commitment on the part of buyers and a
trend change that will not be easily reversed. Yesterday, we considered possible
resistance lines that might turn aside the pop that began last Friday as a
reflex rally following the breakdown of the bearish flag. But the pop fizzled
yesterday, on an impressive selling spree that ended close to the low of the
day. And so even before reaching its first line of resistance at the 50-day
moving average line, it appears that the rally is over. This sets up the index
for an attack on the double-bottom low at 1,114 and 1,101. (If you're looking
for some specific options to play the decline, check out my colleague Joe Burns
.) The dramatic failure of the index following a half-hearted rally leads to the
next question: How low is low? The final target of this bear run could turn out
to be a 50% retracement of the entire bull market from 667 to 1,371. If that's
true, then we owe Mr. Fibonacci another nod since that number is 1,371 a number
which is very close to last summer's low. For one stock that is advancing
despite the market decline, see the Trade of the Day . Todays Trading Landscape
To see a list of the companies reporting earnings today, click here . For a list
of this weeks economic reports due out, click here .
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Recent Rally High on Hope, Short on Substance
Do you remember the era of dont fight the Fed? QE2 ended less than three months
ago. Since then the credibility of Bernanke and his inkjets seems to have fallen
further than even stocks. A front page headline in last weekends Wall Street
Journal sums up the situation: World-wide distress rises as investors see
futility of governments, central banks A Monday WSJ lead article screamed: Pivot
point: Investors lose faith in stocks while CNBC ran a piece called Have bulls
lost all hope? Wall Streets sentiment is the polar opposite of what it was five
months ago when the S&P traded around and above 1,350. Wall Street Journal:
World revs up profits April 21 Bloomberg: Stocks, commodities rise as earnings
top estimates April 21 Wall Street Journal: World is bitten by gold bug April
23 MarketWatch: The threat of deflation will remain a back-burner issue April
26 Wall Street Journal: Silver rush spreads to stock market April 27 Breakout:
The S&P 500 breaks out April 28 AP: Sales growth the big surprise on Wall
Street May 1 AP: Buffet says odds of another U.S. banking crisis low May 1
MarketWatch: Equities finally seeing light on the economy May 12 Deductive
Reasoning Stocks Must Rally Lets see. Excessive optimism at the April/May highs
led to an ugly decline. Purely based on sentiment, the current pessimism should
spur a spirited rally, right? After Thursdays close above key S&P resistance at
1,121 it was clear that the immediate bearish threat was over. After
recommending to go short at 1,191 on the day Bernanke delivered his Operation
Twist speech, Thursdays ETF Profit Strategy update stated that: Chances are
stocks will digest this massive two-day drop and chop around with an up side
bias and target of around 1,148. Resistance is now at 1,148 and 1,173.
Short-term traders may wish to close out their short position(s) and re-enter at
higher prices. The chart below show that sentiment readings measured by the
Institutional Investor and American Association for Individual Investors had
also soured enough to spur at least a small counter trend rally.
ago. Since then the credibility of Bernanke and his inkjets seems to have fallen
further than even stocks. A front page headline in last weekends Wall Street
Journal sums up the situation: World-wide distress rises as investors see
futility of governments, central banks A Monday WSJ lead article screamed: Pivot
point: Investors lose faith in stocks while CNBC ran a piece called Have bulls
lost all hope? Wall Streets sentiment is the polar opposite of what it was five
months ago when the S&P traded around and above 1,350. Wall Street Journal:
World revs up profits April 21 Bloomberg: Stocks, commodities rise as earnings
top estimates April 21 Wall Street Journal: World is bitten by gold bug April
23 MarketWatch: The threat of deflation will remain a back-burner issue April
26 Wall Street Journal: Silver rush spreads to stock market April 27 Breakout:
The S&P 500 breaks out April 28 AP: Sales growth the big surprise on Wall
Street May 1 AP: Buffet says odds of another U.S. banking crisis low May 1
MarketWatch: Equities finally seeing light on the economy May 12 Deductive
Reasoning Stocks Must Rally Lets see. Excessive optimism at the April/May highs
led to an ugly decline. Purely based on sentiment, the current pessimism should
spur a spirited rally, right? After Thursdays close above key S&P resistance at
1,121 it was clear that the immediate bearish threat was over. After
recommending to go short at 1,191 on the day Bernanke delivered his Operation
Twist speech, Thursdays ETF Profit Strategy update stated that: Chances are
stocks will digest this massive two-day drop and chop around with an up side
bias and target of around 1,148. Resistance is now at 1,148 and 1,173.
Short-term traders may wish to close out their short position(s) and re-enter at
higher prices. The chart below show that sentiment readings measured by the
Institutional Investor and American Association for Individual Investors had
also soured enough to spur at least a small counter trend rally.
Top 10 Most Profitable Telecom Services Stocks: WRLS, USMO, FRP, JCOM, BSFT, CHL, NSR, CHT, TLK, TCL (Sep 28, 2011)
Below are the top 10 most profitable Telecom Services stocks for the last 12
months. One Chinese company (CHL) is on the list. Telular Corporation
(NASDAQ:WRLS) is the 1st most profitable stock in this segment of the market.
Its net profit margin was 77.77% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit
margin was 11.26% for the same period. USA Mobility, Inc. (NASDAQ:USMO) is the
2nd most profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin
was 49.25% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 24.91% for
the same period. Fairpoint Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:FRP) is the 3rd most
profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 37.70%
for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 70.86% for the same
period. j2 Global Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:JCOM) is the 4th most profitable
stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 36.25% for the
last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 39.12% for the same period.
BroadSoft Inc (NASDAQ:BSFT) is the 5th most profitable stock in this segment of
the market. Its net profit margin was 26.59% for the last 12 months. Its
operating profit margin was 19.39% for the same period. China Mobile Ltd. (ADR)
(NYSE:CHL) is the 6th most profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its
net profit margin was 24.45% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin
was 30.14% for the same period. Neustar, Inc (NYSE:NSR) is the 7th most
profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.26%
for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 38.74% for the same
period. Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:CHT) is the 8th most profitable
stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.20% for the
last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 27.04% for the same period. PT
Telekomunikasi Indonesia (ADR) (NYSE:TLK) is the 9th most profitable stock in
this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.17% for the last 12
months. Its operating profit margin was 32.53% for the same period. Tata
Communications Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TCL) is the 10th most profitable stock in
this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 22.18% for the last 12
months. Its operating profit margin was 18.25% for the same period.
months. One Chinese company (CHL) is on the list. Telular Corporation
(NASDAQ:WRLS) is the 1st most profitable stock in this segment of the market.
Its net profit margin was 77.77% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit
margin was 11.26% for the same period. USA Mobility, Inc. (NASDAQ:USMO) is the
2nd most profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin
was 49.25% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 24.91% for
the same period. Fairpoint Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:FRP) is the 3rd most
profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 37.70%
for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 70.86% for the same
period. j2 Global Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:JCOM) is the 4th most profitable
stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 36.25% for the
last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 39.12% for the same period.
BroadSoft Inc (NASDAQ:BSFT) is the 5th most profitable stock in this segment of
the market. Its net profit margin was 26.59% for the last 12 months. Its
operating profit margin was 19.39% for the same period. China Mobile Ltd. (ADR)
(NYSE:CHL) is the 6th most profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its
net profit margin was 24.45% for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin
was 30.14% for the same period. Neustar, Inc (NYSE:NSR) is the 7th most
profitable stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.26%
for the last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 38.74% for the same
period. Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:CHT) is the 8th most profitable
stock in this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.20% for the
last 12 months. Its operating profit margin was 27.04% for the same period. PT
Telekomunikasi Indonesia (ADR) (NYSE:TLK) is the 9th most profitable stock in
this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 23.17% for the last 12
months. Its operating profit margin was 32.53% for the same period. Tata
Communications Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TCL) is the 10th most profitable stock in
this segment of the market. Its net profit margin was 22.18% for the last 12
months. Its operating profit margin was 18.25% for the same period.
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