Below are the top 10 U.S.-listed Chinese stocks with most analyst upgrades in
the past four weeks. Sentiment on these stocks is turning more positive.
Changyou.com Limited(ADR) (NASDAQ:CYOU) has the 1st most analyst upgrades in the
past four weeks. It was upgraded by 2 brokerage analyst(s) in this period. The
stock is rated positively by 17 of the 20 analysts covering it. Sohu.com Inc.
(NASDAQ:SOHU) has the 2nd most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was
upgraded by 2 brokerage analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively
by 16 of the 26 analysts covering it. JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR)
(NASDAQ:JASO) has the 3rd most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was
upgraded by 2 brokerage analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively
by 3 of the 19 analysts covering it. Baidu.com, Inc. (ADR) (NASDAQ:BIDU) has the
4th most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 29 of the 35
analysts covering it. Mindray Medical International Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:MR) has the
5th most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 16 of the 22
analysts covering it. WuXi PharmaTech (Cayman) Inc. (ADR) (NYSE:WX) has the 6th
most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 14 of the 14
analysts covering it. 7 DAYS GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED(ADR) (NYSE:SVN) has the 7th
most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 13 of the 15
analysts covering it. New Oriental Education & Tech Grp (ADR) (NYSE:EDU) has the
8th most analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 9 of the 15 analysts
covering it. Ctrip.com International, Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:CTRP) has the 9th most
analyst upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage
analyst(s) in this period. The stock is rated positively by 6 of the 19 analysts
covering it. Phoenix New Media Ltd ADR (NYSE:FENG) has the 10th most analyst
upgrades in the past four weeks. It was upgraded by 1 brokerage analyst(s) in
this period. The stock is rated positively by 5 of the 5 analysts covering it.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) Wants To Double Sales
Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) has decided to attempt to double its sales in China.
Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) Wants To Double Sales Midland, Michigan based
multinational corporation, Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW), has reportedly decided to
double its sales in China. Peter Sykes, the president of The Dow Chemical
(NYSE:DOW) Co Greater China, said, We would like to diversify our presence in
China (in the coming years) and diversify our participation in the marketplace.
It will require us to diversify the deployment of our people and diversify the
talent pool of our organization. Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) shares are currently
standing at 24.6. Price History Last Price: 24.6 52 Week Low / High: 20.61 /
42.23 50 Day Moving Average: 26.39 6 Month Price Change %: -32.0% 12 Month Price
Change %: -20.2%
Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) Wants To Double Sales Midland, Michigan based
multinational corporation, Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW), has reportedly decided to
double its sales in China. Peter Sykes, the president of The Dow Chemical
(NYSE:DOW) Co Greater China, said, We would like to diversify our presence in
China (in the coming years) and diversify our participation in the marketplace.
It will require us to diversify the deployment of our people and diversify the
talent pool of our organization. Dow Chemical (NYSE:DOW) shares are currently
standing at 24.6. Price History Last Price: 24.6 52 Week Low / High: 20.61 /
42.23 50 Day Moving Average: 26.39 6 Month Price Change %: -32.0% 12 Month Price
Change %: -20.2%
Markets Pay the Price for Political Paralysis
Do the markets care whether the U.S. fiddles while Europe burns? Apparently.
This week's 600-point nosedive by the Dow should prove (for anybody who didnt
realize it already) that America isnt about to decouple from Europe, financially
or economically. For the past few weeks, a parade of smiley faces has tried to
tell us that Europes woes didnt matter for the U.S. markets. We, and maybe the
Chinese, could keep chugging along regardless of what was happening in the EU.
It was a foolish conceit, for two reasons: First, as Ive explained in previous
blogs, Europe is an important buyer of U.S. exports. A deep recession over there
will hurt the bottom line of many large U.S. companies, particularly in the
otherwise thriving industrial sector. But theres a second reason why the
decoupling chatter makes little sense. America, too, is creeping down the road
toward a debt crisis yep, our very own home-grown edition! The failure of the
congressional supercommittee to reach any kind of agreement even a teeny,
flimsy one exposes a profound weakness in Americas political dialogue. Even at
this late date, when were dangerously close to the point of no return, neither
party is willing to look the problem in the eye. In the months (lets hope not
years ) ahead, the markets will remind us, again and again, of the financial
perils that most of the industrialized world including the U. S. is facing.
Volatility wont go away. As investors, our task will be to survive the wild
swings and, if possible, take advantage of them. Lets get down to specifics. The
stock markets latest retreat, from the Oct. 27 intraday peak, is troubling. Its
not normal (even in a bear market) for prices to pull back so deeply after a
rally of only four weeks duration (Oct. 4 through the 27). My technical gauges
indicate that the market is now severely oversold on a short-term basis. Thus,
the odds argue for a bounce, beginning soon, that should carry into the first
half of December. However, Im no longer as confident as I was that the S&P will
make it back to 1,300 before turning down again. Should you be buying anything
now? Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX ) looks promising. If the Europeans attempt to
wriggle out of their crisis (as well they might) by resorting to massive money
printing, gold will skyrocket. Whats more, even at current bullion prices, ABX
is trading at less than 10 times this years estimated earnings a discount of
almost 20% to the average industrial stock. Theres a good case for protecting
your portfolio with a stake in Barrick.
This week's 600-point nosedive by the Dow should prove (for anybody who didnt
realize it already) that America isnt about to decouple from Europe, financially
or economically. For the past few weeks, a parade of smiley faces has tried to
tell us that Europes woes didnt matter for the U.S. markets. We, and maybe the
Chinese, could keep chugging along regardless of what was happening in the EU.
It was a foolish conceit, for two reasons: First, as Ive explained in previous
blogs, Europe is an important buyer of U.S. exports. A deep recession over there
will hurt the bottom line of many large U.S. companies, particularly in the
otherwise thriving industrial sector. But theres a second reason why the
decoupling chatter makes little sense. America, too, is creeping down the road
toward a debt crisis yep, our very own home-grown edition! The failure of the
congressional supercommittee to reach any kind of agreement even a teeny,
flimsy one exposes a profound weakness in Americas political dialogue. Even at
this late date, when were dangerously close to the point of no return, neither
party is willing to look the problem in the eye. In the months (lets hope not
years ) ahead, the markets will remind us, again and again, of the financial
perils that most of the industrialized world including the U. S. is facing.
Volatility wont go away. As investors, our task will be to survive the wild
swings and, if possible, take advantage of them. Lets get down to specifics. The
stock markets latest retreat, from the Oct. 27 intraday peak, is troubling. Its
not normal (even in a bear market) for prices to pull back so deeply after a
rally of only four weeks duration (Oct. 4 through the 27). My technical gauges
indicate that the market is now severely oversold on a short-term basis. Thus,
the odds argue for a bounce, beginning soon, that should carry into the first
half of December. However, Im no longer as confident as I was that the S&P will
make it back to 1,300 before turning down again. Should you be buying anything
now? Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX ) looks promising. If the Europeans attempt to
wriggle out of their crisis (as well they might) by resorting to massive money
printing, gold will skyrocket. Whats more, even at current bullion prices, ABX
is trading at less than 10 times this years estimated earnings a discount of
almost 20% to the average industrial stock. Theres a good case for protecting
your portfolio with a stake in Barrick.
Gold & Silver Prices – Daily Outlook November 24
Gold and silver prices continue to zigzag with no clear trend as they moderately
declined yesterday along with the rest of the markets including crude oil
prices, American stock markets and Euro/USD. The Super committees failure to cut
the U.S. budget didnt help rally the markets. The revised down U.S. GDP and the
decrease in U.S. demand for durable goods may have also adversely affected
commodities traders. Currently gold and silver are traded slightly up. Today,
the German Business Climate Survey will be published, Great Britain GDP for
third quarter, and the U.S. Unemployment Claims report.
declined yesterday along with the rest of the markets including crude oil
prices, American stock markets and Euro/USD. The Super committees failure to cut
the U.S. budget didnt help rally the markets. The revised down U.S. GDP and the
decrease in U.S. demand for durable goods may have also adversely affected
commodities traders. Currently gold and silver are traded slightly up. Today,
the German Business Climate Survey will be published, Great Britain GDP for
third quarter, and the U.S. Unemployment Claims report.
Holiday Gift Ideas for Investors
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dow2664 Books Top selling books in the category of Investing at Amazon: Liar’s Poker EntreLeadership: 20 Years of Practical Business Wisdom from the Trenches How To Win Friends and Influence People Endgame: The End of the Debt Supercycle and How It Changes Everything Markets Never Forget (But People Do): How Your Memory Is Costing You Money-and Why This Time Isn’t Different The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing. A Book of Practical Counsel (Revised Edition) Millionaire Teacher: The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School The Great Crash Ahead: Strategies for a World Turned Upside Down Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money – That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not! The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy DVDs Wall Street Collector’s Two-Pack (Wall Street / Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) Boiler Room Inside Job Biography – J. Pierpont Morgan: Emperor of Wall Street Barbarians at the Gate Other Bling Jewelry Sterling Silver Wall Street Bull and Bear Cufflinks Vintage Wall Street Cufflinks – Famous Signs Themed Formal Wear – Cufflinks Desk Top Bull and Bear Paperweight – Wall Street – Genuine Marble and Brass- Magnificent !! Executive Gift Stock Market Wall Street Bull and Bear Silver Plated Sculpture Figurines Paperweights Wall Street Bull and Bear Duel Statue
Gold and Silver Changed Direction and Fell–Recap November 23
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DG365FD46564GFH654FU898 Gold and silver prices, much like may other commodities prices, continue to zigzag with no clear direction; yesterday gold and silver prices moderately declined. Other commodities prices also decreased yesterday: Crude oil prices including Brent oil and WTI oil prices declined; natural gas spot prices also sharply decreased on Wednesday. Many currencies including Euro and Australian dollar sharply depreciated against the US dollar. Here is a summary of the price movements of precious metals and energy commodities for November 23rd: Precious Metals Prices: Gold price slightly fell yesterday by 0.21% and reached $1,698.80; Silver price also declined by 3.23% to reach $31.96. During November, gold price fell by 1.5%, and silver price decreased by 6.96%.
Tuesday Apple Rumors — Apple to Offer Own Black Friday Deals
Here are your Apple rumors and AAPL stock news items for Tuesday: Apple Does
Black Friday: Cupertino, Calif., is quiet on the details, but a placeholder page
at Apple s (NASDAQ: AAPL ) website is warning that the company will indeed be
proffering Black Friday deals on the day after Thanksgiving . It appears that
Apples online retail operation is skipping the whole Cyber Monday thing and
attacking retailers own Black Friday deals by going straight for the holiday
sales jugular. Though it doesnt say what specifically will be on sale, it does
suggest that consumers browse the online store ahead of time. This kind of Black
Friday teasing should be considered cruel and unusual. iPhone 5 Sports NFC
Payments in 2012: A Tuesday report at Digitimes (via Mac Rumors ) reignited
rumors that Apples next iPhone will use near-field communications technology for
mobile payments when it releases next year. One reason why NFC technology might
finally be coming to the iPhone is that carriers Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) and AT&T
(NYSE: T ), alongside 45 other operators, have agreed to a standard NFC
technology for their networks. Google (NASDAQ: GOOG ) in a partnership with
Citi (NYSE: C ), MasterCard (NYSE: MA ) and Sprint (NYSE: S ) released an
NFC-enabled Android smartphone in September , making mobile payments with the
Google Wallet service possible. 1.2 Million Non-iPad Tablets Sold in U.S., HP
Leads Pack: Last quarter, Apple sold 11.2 million iPads. That is a lot.
According to the NPD Group , 1.2 million tablets that are not iPads were sold in
the U.S. between January and October 2011. Thats not a lot. Among those
competitors, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) won the most table scraps. The massive
fire sale of the TouchPad tablet in August, with many retailers selling the
device for just $99, earned HP a 17% share of the market. Samsung (PINK: SSNLF )
came in at second with 16%. Asus followed with a 10% share, with Motorola
Mobility (NYSE: MMI ) and Acer both taking 9% to close out the top five.
Research In Motion s (NASDAQ: RIMM ) poor BlackBerry PlayBook didnt place among
them. The non-iPad tablet market is changing quickly, though. Amazon (NASDAQ:
AMZN ) is projected to sell 7 million Kindle Fire tablets between now and the
end of the year. As of this writing, Anthony John Agnello did not hold a
position in any of the aforementioned stocks. Follow him on Twitter at
Black Friday: Cupertino, Calif., is quiet on the details, but a placeholder page
at Apple s (NASDAQ: AAPL ) website is warning that the company will indeed be
proffering Black Friday deals on the day after Thanksgiving . It appears that
Apples online retail operation is skipping the whole Cyber Monday thing and
attacking retailers own Black Friday deals by going straight for the holiday
sales jugular. Though it doesnt say what specifically will be on sale, it does
suggest that consumers browse the online store ahead of time. This kind of Black
Friday teasing should be considered cruel and unusual. iPhone 5 Sports NFC
Payments in 2012: A Tuesday report at Digitimes (via Mac Rumors ) reignited
rumors that Apples next iPhone will use near-field communications technology for
mobile payments when it releases next year. One reason why NFC technology might
finally be coming to the iPhone is that carriers Verizon (NYSE: VZ ) and AT&T
(NYSE: T ), alongside 45 other operators, have agreed to a standard NFC
technology for their networks. Google (NASDAQ: GOOG ) in a partnership with
Citi (NYSE: C ), MasterCard (NYSE: MA ) and Sprint (NYSE: S ) released an
NFC-enabled Android smartphone in September , making mobile payments with the
Google Wallet service possible. 1.2 Million Non-iPad Tablets Sold in U.S., HP
Leads Pack: Last quarter, Apple sold 11.2 million iPads. That is a lot.
According to the NPD Group , 1.2 million tablets that are not iPads were sold in
the U.S. between January and October 2011. Thats not a lot. Among those
competitors, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) won the most table scraps. The massive
fire sale of the TouchPad tablet in August, with many retailers selling the
device for just $99, earned HP a 17% share of the market. Samsung (PINK: SSNLF )
came in at second with 16%. Asus followed with a 10% share, with Motorola
Mobility (NYSE: MMI ) and Acer both taking 9% to close out the top five.
Research In Motion s (NASDAQ: RIMM ) poor BlackBerry PlayBook didnt place among
them. The non-iPad tablet market is changing quickly, though. Amazon (NASDAQ:
AMZN ) is projected to sell 7 million Kindle Fire tablets between now and the
end of the year. As of this writing, Anthony John Agnello did not hold a
position in any of the aforementioned stocks. Follow him on Twitter at
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