Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd. (SNDA)

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    Otik
    Aug 28 07:08 PM
    Gaming the Recession [view article]
    Another factor to take into account is online video game rentals from Gamefly. If you use Gamefly you're playing unlimited games for pennies on the dollar (works just like netflix). In addition, they offer trade-in credits for games, try before you buy options, steep discounts on pre-played games, free shipping and a myriad of member benefits... all from the comfort of your own home. And they cover every console available with some 5000+games and distribution centers across the country. Reply
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    easywriter05
    Aug 25 01:15 PM
    Gaming the Recession [view article]
    Good piece..what about the chip makers like Nvidea (NVDA)? Reply
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    scooter186
    Aug 25 12:13 PM
    Gaming the Recession [view article]
    I don't think you should shrug off TV as an non-effective entertainment option. Granted, there are a lot of bad shows out there, but there are also many good ones. In fact, I think I enjoy watching an NFL game on TV vs. going to one in person. No ticket necessary, no traffic, no crowds, no lines, no overpriced beer/food, and always indoors.

    Otherwise I enjoyed the article. Video gaming is still one of the cheapest recession-resistant forms of entertainment out there.     Reply
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    homersby
    Aug 25 11:26 AM
    Gaming the Recession [view article]
    You mention only one trip needed to buy your video game. Not even necessarily that much with ordering online via any number of resources such as Gamestop, EBAY, BBY, etc. GME also an excellent play here since they sell everything VG related so all of your bases are covered. Not to mention the used business which is great in hard times to trade in or buy less expensive used games. Reply
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    ksmithdc
    Aug 25 10:33 AM
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    Gaming the Recession [view article]
    Interesting read. Reply
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    David White
    Aug 11 09:07 AM
    China ADRs: Mixed July [view article]
    I should have mentioned JASO which also reports this week. It was recently given a new buy recommendation. Also SOL has steadily moved up from a 2 star CAPS rating to a 5 star CAPS rating. It should do well. Reply
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    David White
    Aug 11 08:58 AM
    China ADRs: Mixed July [view article]
    Both LDK and CSIQ report earnings this week (8/11/08-8/15/08). Other solar stocks report the next week such as SOL, STP, and TSL (perhaps others also). After the big down movement recently, I think we can expect an up movement over the next couple of weeks from these stocks. Virtually all should report great earnings. Hopefully LDK will report some positive guidance about their polysilicone plant also. The ones will great multiples seem likely to move up substanitally. This would include LDK, SOL, CSIQ, and TSL. LDK's movement will likely be dependent on its margins and its guidance about the two polysilicone plants it is building. The others should all move up on great results. The highest rated ones should move up more easily. The average analyst ratings for the latter three stocks are: SOL (1.8), CSIQ (2.0), and TSL (2.3). The FPE's are: SOL (6.88), CSIQ (7.40), and TSL (6.23). It looks like there is likely some room for these stocks to move up. They all have low PEG ratios, especially when compared to FSLR (which has moved down after its great earnings). FSLR's PEG ratio is currently 1.29. FSLR's FPE is 37.54 (even after the great earnings). The PEG ratios of the others are: LDK (.34), SOL (.26), CSIQ (.39), and TSL(.28). I think you can see where these other solar stocks may behave differently than FSLR at this point in time. Of course, there is still the possible headwind of oil prices continuing to go down. Reply
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    buyforeclosu
    res
    Aug 07 08:35 PM
    China ADRs: Mixed July [view article]
    what a joke..China aluminum at 21 bucks...YGE at 16..who would have thunk it Reply
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    atotonilco
    Jul 30 10:15 AM
    Investing in Chinese Game Operators [view article]
    How is a game played in China different than one played in the US?
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    knowhere
    Jul 30 12:57 AM
    China ADRs: Severe Loss in June [view article]

    Thanks for the good Richard.
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    morgan77
    Jul 24 12:54 PM
    The MMO Phenomenon: A Whole New Game in China [view article]
    Some support from James RevShark DePorre for NCTY today- He choose this as a stock pick for the current market
    You can listen to the podcast here: www.greenfaucet.com/sh...     Reply
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    notsosmart
    Jul 21 09:30 AM
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    Cash-Rich Non-U.S. Companies Trading in the U.S. [view article]
    good info-thanx Reply
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    Richard Shaw
    Jul 21 08:40 AM
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    Cash-Rich Non-U.S. Companies Trading in the U.S. [view article]
    According to my data source, the last quarter report for TM showed more total liabilities than cash. Reply
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    William L.
    Florida, CFA
    Jul 21 08:35 AM
    Cash-Rich Non-U.S. Companies Trading in the U.S. [view article]
    Why doesn't Toyota make your list? Reply
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    j_remington
    Jul 16 12:52 PM
    China ADRs: Severe Loss in June [view article]
    buy stock at $6

    hold stock until MPEL City of Dreams opens in mid 2009

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