U.S. Listed Chinese Stocks: Mistreated and Undervalued (Part 1)

Kurt Shrout submits:

More and more, we are seeing written articles, web blogs, message board postings and television segments in which U.S. listed Chinese stocks, especially those that came into being via a reverse merger, are characterized as far more risky and/or frauds.

These characterizations have occurred ad nauseam. Sometimes these characterizations have been made regarding the stock segment as a whole, sometimes they have been made in regard to individual stocks within the segment, and sometimes they have been made in regard to the segment as a whole and an individual stock(s) in conjunction.

In brief, these characterizations are almost entirely false. As with any stock segment, a stock like RINO International (RINO) is occasionally found. (RINO International appears to have overstated their past revenue since two contracts for which they reported receiving revenue were never finalized.) Despite the very bright spotlight thrown on this stock segment for an extended period, there


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