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Chinese Consumers ’
May 18th, 2009 |
By Jason Simpkins |
Category: Financial News
For decades, General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM) was an icon of American industry. But over the past decade its sales in China have steadily increased, while dwindling sales at home have turned the company into a relic.
Tags: American Consumers, Captial Markets, Chinese Consumers, Gm, Government Loans, Jason Simpkins
Posted in Financial News |
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Jun 5th, 2008 |
By Keith Fitz-Gerald |
Category: International Investing
From my vantage point on my recent visit to both China and Japan, the signs are clear.China is coming. And Japan knows it.
Tags: , China Money, Chinese Consumers, Christian Dior SA, GUCG, Japan, Mitsukoshi, Prada Group, Sogo, SSDOY, Takashimaya, tourism sector
Posted in International Investing |
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Jun 2nd, 2008 |
By Steve Waters |
Category: Stock Market Investing
There’s an old adage in business that big contracts command big headlines. But bigger isn’t always better. All too often, companies that focus only on big contracts discover there are very lean stretches between contract awards. And that affects the predictability of their earnings.
Tags: BZ, china, Chinese Consumers, credit crisis, Defense Contractor, fbm program, Investor Confidence, KNM, LMT, Lockheed Martin Corp, Metal Gear Solid 4, MGM, Mitsubishi, NTDOY, PEP, SNE, US stocks, Win Systems International Holdings, YUM
Posted in Stock Market Investing |
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May 19th, 2008 |
By Peter D. Schiff |
Category: Emerging Markets
As China grapples with the consequences of its devastating earthquake, it finally also has begun to confront the destabilizing forces that are bubbling up from beneath its economic landscape.
Tags: , Chinese Consumers, Emerging Markets, Export Markets, inflation, Price Increases, underconsumption, US consumers
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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May 15th, 2008 |
By John Mauldin |
Category: Emerging Markets
What countries are truly the have and have nots of the world? Good friend and business partner Niels Jensen of Absolute Return Partners suggests we look at the old equation in a new way? Food and energy resources may be at least part of the definition in the future.
Tags: Agricultural Commodity Prices, Al Gore, Asia, biofuel, Chinese Consumers, Climate Change, Commodity Prices, Crude Oil Prices, Economic Stability, ehtanol, Emerging Economies, ETFs, food crisis, Food In India, Food Prices, Food Staples, Global Currencies, Oecd, Opec, poor countries, water shortages, wheat exporters
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May 1st, 2008 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Featured, Financial News
‘Chimerica’ stocks and how to profit from companies that do their business in China has been creating a huge amount of buzz on the internet since investment guru Tom Dyson at Daily Wealth started to write about the subject.
“Chimerica stocks are Chinese companies,” says Tom. “They do business in China, with Chinese management, Chinese employees, and Chinese currency. They make products for Chinese consumers.
The key is that these Chinese companies list on US stock exchanges.
Tags: American Investors, Barron, Brokerage Accounts, Business In China, Chinese Companies, Chinese Consumers, Chinese Currency, Chinese Employees, Chinese Investors, Chinese Management, Investment Guru, Main Stock, Price To Earnings Ratio, Reverse Merger, Shanghai Composite, Shell Company, Stock Exchange, Stock Exchanges, Stock Symbol, Tom Dyson
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Apr 21st, 2008 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Featured, Financial News, International Investing
It’s the highest price ever paid for a single lot of wine, reports Reuters.
The buyer? An anonymous Chinese billionaire.
According to the report: “The anonymous Chinese entrepreneur bought a mix of vintages of Romanee Conti, a Burgundy wine and considered to be among the world’s most exclusive with only 450 cases produced each year.”
China is booming, despite the recent sell-off of Chinese stocks, but how do US investors profit from the China story without getting burnt?
Tags: Business In China, Chinese Companies, Chinese Consumers, Chinese Currency, Chinese Investors, Chinese Stock Market, Chinese Stocks
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