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[rugby] 10/3/2015 07:28

phil posting just before scam Chinese share NBU was suspended losing punters life savings....

"Bargain of the century and more investors will come on board as they gradually realise the scare stories were complete fabrication!"

[philjeans] 09/3/2015 17:13

Keep posting guys to squeeze this STIG/RUGBY/BAD ROBOT/STOCKONOMIST ETC ETC pest out! It's the same poster!!

He's bonkers!

LOL

[rugby] 09/3/2015 13:36

Phill can you tell us all why you spend all day ramping Chinese aim shares??

simple question.

[rugby] 09/3/2015 13:32

This scammer was ramping NBU saying it had earnings of 55p per share.
It actually had earnings per share of zero and was suspended shortly after !!!!!!!!!

CRIMINAL RAMPING IN OPERATION BE WARNED!!!!!!!!!!!



philjeans
NBU- 08:43 - 721 of 1458 0 0

Earnings per share last year; 55p.

Current share price; 50p.

No kidding!

[rugby] 09/3/2015 13:05

Sensible discussion are you having a laugh? you just continually post old news to try and cover anyone's posts that wake people up to your scamming.

I invite anyone to reads phils post history and ask why he ramps all these aim Chinese shares, i mean every one on aim???? A bit of a coincidence that he invests in just Chinese aim shares???
Also many of the non blue rampers on here are him. Be warned his last ramp NBU WAS A SCAM AND IS NOW SUSPENDED!!!!!!!!

[rugby] 09/3/2015 10:47

Phil thinks by just continually posting old outdated cut and paste garbage they can hide the scam warning , they can't i will post it after every single post of theirs.



WARNING! philjean has history of ramping Chinese shares on aim that turned out to be a scam and were suspended.

[philjeans] 08/3/2015 09:13

China's December trade figures have beaten expectations with exports up 9.7 percent and imports down 2.3 percent from a year earlier.


The final numbers for the year mean exports rose 6.1 percent in 2014 compared with 2013, while imports rose 0.4 percent, state news agency Xinhua said.

The December figures leave the country with a surplus of 304.5 billion yuan ($49.1 billion) for the month.

Analysts expected imports to fall more than 7 percent and exports to rise by 6.8 percent.

They said a continued fall in imports reflected the impact of the continuing plunge in world oil prices.

In November, China's imports fell 6.7 percent against predictions of a 3.9-percent rise.

"Falling imports also reflect declines in other key commodity prices such as iron ore and coal on Chinese import figures in recent months," said IHS Asia-Pacific chief economist, Rajiv Biswas.

There has been speculation that the Chinese government would soon introduce fresh stimulus measures to boost economic growth, but analysts said the better-than-expected data would give the government some reprieve.

"Net exports are providing a positive contribution to Chinese economic growth at a time when domestic demand has been moderating, particularly due to the slowdown in the residential construction sector," Biswas said.

[rugby] 08/3/2015 08:28

philjeans nbu thread 15:45 - 271 of 312 0 0

Indeed - value will out eventually.



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Naibu Global International Co PLC Suspension of trading in the company's shares

TIDMNBU

RNS Number : 7182B

Naibu Global International Co PLC

09 January 2015


Press Release 9 January 2015


Naibu Global International Company Plc

("Naibu" or the "Company")

Suspension of trading in the company's shares

The Non-Executive Directors of the Company have requested suspension of its shares pending clarification of its trading position.

- Ends -




WARNING PJEANS HAS HISTORY OF RAMPING AIM CHINESE FRAUD SHARES ON ADVFN BEFORE, ONE OF WHICH IS NOW SUSPENDED THE OTHER TWO ARE 90% DOWN -CHECK HIS POSTING HISTORY.

[rugby] 08/3/2015 08:24

Ignore the lying shoters ehh>>> explain this then????

philjeans nbu thread
11 Sep'14 - 10:10 - 751 of 1458 0 0

But they appear to have found a tenant so why not?

The income will be very welcome!

The info given in the Q&A appears very sensible and businesslike to me. All these Shorters' lies and innuendo just don't stand up to scrutiny.

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TIDMNBU

RNS Number : 7182B

Naibu Global International Co PLC

09 January 2015


Press Release 9 January 2015


Naibu Global International Company Plc

("Naibu" or the "Company")

Suspension of trading in the company's shares

The Non-Executive Directors of the Company have requested suspension of its shares pending clarification of its trading position.

- Ends -




WARNING PJEANS HAS HISTORY OF RAMPING AIM CHINESE FRAUD SHARES ON ADVFN BEFORE, ONE OF WHICH IS NOW SUSPENDED THE OTHER TWO ARE 90% DOWN -CHECK HIS POSTING HISTORY.

[philjeans] 08/3/2015 08:20

China's December trade figures have beaten expectations with exports up 9.7 percent and imports down 2.3 percent from a year earlier.


The final numbers for the year mean exports rose 6.1 percent in 2014 compared with 2013, while imports rose 0.4 percent, state news agency Xinhua said.

The December figures leave the country with a surplus of 304.5 billion yuan ($49.1 billion) for the month.

Analysts expected imports to fall more than 7 percent and exports to rise by 6.8 percent.

They said a continued fall in imports reflected the impact of the continuing plunge in world oil prices.

In November, China's imports fell 6.7 percent against predictions of a 3.9-percent rise.

"Falling imports also reflect declines in other key commodity prices such as iron ore and coal on Chinese import figures in recent months," said IHS Asia-Pacific chief economist, Rajiv Biswas.

There has been speculation that the Chinese government would soon introduce fresh stimulus measures to boost economic growth, but analysts said the better-than-expected data would give the government some reprieve.

"Net exports are providing a positive contribution to Chinese economic growth at a time when domestic demand has been moderating, particularly due to the slowdown in the residential construction sector," Biswas said.

[philjeans] 07/3/2015 07:48

Ignore the lying shorters - who come up with a fresh user-name every week like this "rugby" creature; it's the same old nutter stigologist with yet another avatar!

Time to get back in here?

Let the directors do the talking;


09 February 2015

Press Release 9 February 2015


China Chaintek United Co., Ltd

("Chaintek", "the Company" or the "Group")

Trading Update

Chaintek (AIM: CTEK), the provider of logistics services to manufacturers of consumer goods in China, is pleased to provide the following trading update ahead of the Group's Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 December 2014, which will be announced on Monday, 16 March 2015.

Revenues for the period are expected to be RMB364 million, an increase of just under 4% over 2013 with unaudited profit before tax at RMB287 million anticipated to be a short 1% ahead of 2013, both slightly below market forecast. The Group continues to be highly cash-generative, resulting in an increased cash position at year-end of RMB 472.1 million, after payments in respect of the new transit warehouse facility of RMB 60 million (2013: RMB 319.3 million after payment of RMB 221.0 million in respect of the planned Logistics Park).

The Logistics Services business added six new customers, including Joeone, a Shanghai Stock Exchange listed men's business and casual wear manufacturer, which contributed approximately 1.76% to the division's total revenues. The division itself is expected to show a modest increase of 3.2% in revenues over 2013. The Group has maintained a diversified customer base in its Logistics Services division with the food and building materials industries comprising 23% (2013: 22%) of divisional revenue, shoes and apparel an unchanged 69%, and other categories 8% of divisional revenue.

The Inventory Solutions business is expected to show a 7.3% increase in revenues, despite no new distribution centre being added in the year. The division accounts for approximately 14% of Group revenues.

As announced on 9 December 2014, the Group has exchanged contracts for the purchase of another transit warehouse for the logistics services division, located near the Chaintek head office in Fujian Province and close to a number of factories belonging to Chaintek's major customers. This facility is expected over time to help resolve the capacity issue at Chaintek's current transit warehouse and to avoid increasingly stringent daytime travel restrictions on larger lorries used by the Group's third party transport carriers. Operations at the new facility have commenced, but divisional revenues are expected to remain broadly static during 2015 despite the increase in operational expense. In the longer term, the facility should allow the Group to capture an anticipated increase in demand from the market.

The Board is disappointed not to be able to report any progress in relation to the planned new Logistics Park. As previously reported, structural government changes in China, the formation of new government bodies and their effect on provincial policy mean that the Company is unable to say when the approval process will be completed.

In its Interim Results released on 22 September 2014, the Company announced an interim scrip dividend of 2 pence or a cash alternative of 1 pence per share. The Company expects to declare an unchanged final dividend of 4 pence per share, however, the constituent parts will be determined by the cash commitment incurred by the Group in implementing its growth plan.

Xu Meijin, Chief Executive Officer of Chaintek, said: "The Board is pleased with the continued progress that Chaintek has made in 2014, set against the Company's capacity constraints and the delayed 2015 Chinese New Year. The Group remains focused on expanding capacity and diversifying its customer base. The new transit warehouse facility will help alleviate capacity constraints and maintain the high standards of service that our customers expect. In the longer term, it will help position the Group to capture the anticipated increase in demand for modernised logistics services.

"We understand uncertainties surrounding the construction of the Logistics Park have been a major concern amongst our shareholders. The Group remains committed to progressing this and will keep the market informed as appropriate."

- Ends -

[philjeans] 06/3/2015 17:25

RNS Number : 4356E

China Chaintek United Co., Ltd

09 February 2015

Press Release 9 February 2015


China Chaintek United Co., Ltd

("Chaintek", "the Company" or the "Group")

Trading Update

Chaintek (AIM: CTEK), the provider of logistics services to manufacturers of consumer goods in China, is pleased to provide the following trading update ahead of the Group's Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 December 2014, which will be announced on Monday, 16 March 2015.

Revenues for the period are expected to be RMB364 million, an increase of just under 4% over 2013 with unaudited profit before tax at RMB287 million anticipated to be a short 1% ahead of 2013, both slightly below market forecast. The Group continues to be highly cash-generative, resulting in an increased cash position at year-end of RMB 472.1 million, after payments in respect of the new transit warehouse facility of RMB 60 million (2013: RMB 319.3 million after payment of RMB 221.0 million in respect of the planned Logistics Park).

The Logistics Services business added six new customers, including Joeone, a Shanghai Stock Exchange listed men's business and casual wear manufacturer, which contributed approximately 1.76% to the division's total revenues. The division itself is expected to show a modest increase of 3.2% in revenues over 2013. The Group has maintained a diversified customer base in its Logistics Services division with the food and building materials industries comprising 23% (2013: 22%) of divisional revenue, shoes and apparel an unchanged 69%, and other categories 8% of divisional revenue.

The Inventory Solutions business is expected to show a 7.3% increase in revenues, despite no new distribution centre being added in the year. The division accounts for approximately 14% of Group revenues.

As announced on 9 December 2014, the Group has exchanged contracts for the purchase of another transit warehouse for the logistics services division, located near the Chaintek head office in Fujian Province and close to a number of factories belonging to Chaintek's major customers. This facility is expected over time to help resolve the capacity issue at Chaintek's current transit warehouse and to avoid increasingly stringent daytime travel restrictions on larger lorries used by the Group's third party transport carriers. Operations at the new facility have commenced, but divisional revenues are expected to remain broadly static during 2015 despite the increase in operational expense. In the longer term, the facility should allow the Group to capture an anticipated increase in demand from the market.

The Board is disappointed not to be able to report any progress in relation to the planned new Logistics Park. As previously reported, structural government changes in China, the formation of new government bodies and their effect on provincial policy mean that the Company is unable to say when the approval process will be completed.

In its Interim Results released on 22 September 2014, the Company announced an interim scrip dividend of 2 pence or a cash alternative of 1 pence per share. The Company expects to declare an unchanged final dividend of 4 pence per share, however, the constituent parts will be determined by the cash commitment incurred by the Group in implementing its growth plan.

Xu Meijin, Chief Executive Officer of Chaintek, said: "The Board is pleased with the continued progress that Chaintek has made in 2014, set against the Company's capacity constraints and the delayed 2015 Chinese New Year. The Group remains focused on expanding capacity and diversifying its customer base. The new transit warehouse facility will help alleviate capacity constraints and maintain the high standards of service that our customers expect. In the longer term, it will help position the Group to capture the anticipated increase in demand for modernised logistics services.

"We understand uncertainties surrounding the construction of the Logistics Park have been a major concern amongst our shareholders. The Group remains committed to progressing this and will keep the market informed as appropriate."

- Ends -

[the stigologist] 12/2/2015 11:59

Maybe all the China cons on AIM are just a way for China to get payback for all the historic pillage conducted of their land by the British ?



2 February 2015

The palace of shame that makes China angry

By Chris Bowlby
BBC News, Beijing

There is a deep, unhealed historical wound in the UK's relations with China - a wound that most British people know nothing about, but which causes China great pain. It stems from the destruction in 1860 of the country's most beautiful palace.

It's been described as China's ground zero - a place that tells a story of cultural destruction that everyone in China knows about, but hardly anyone outside.

The palace's fate is bitterly resented in Chinese minds and constantly resurfaces in Chinese popular films, angry social media debates, and furious rows about international art sales.

And it has left a controversial legacy in British art collections - royal, military, private - full of looted objects.

By coincidence, one of the story's central characters is Lord Elgin - son of the man who removed the so-called "Elgin marbles" from Greece.

But there's a twist - a hidden side to this story - which I've been exploring as it involved my ancestor, Thomas Bowlby, one of the first British foreign correspondents.

His torture and death at Chinese hands - and the revenge taken by Britain, destroying the old Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860 - was a moment, says one scholar, that "changed world history"

[21trader] 10/2/2015 16:00

Criminal margin on those trades. Buying for 34p then selling for 43p that should
not be allowed but if you are silly enough to oblige the mm's then you will lose
money.

[philjeans] 10/2/2015 15:58

The initial markdown here can be clearly seen from the trades - 37K roll-over.

Very little stock and just a few BUYS and/or SELLS sends it spinning.

[edmundshaw] 10/2/2015 09:58

I think most investors consider a pure scrup dividend as a waste of paper. Everyone ends up with just the same share of the company as they started out with, so it has no intrinsic value.

Therefore the comment in the statement that the cash part of the dividend is undecided is a bit of a downer here, and that has (somewhat dubiously) read across to Camkids.

[philjeans] 09/2/2015 17:04

Positive update this afternoon and confirmation of another 4p div - excellent news! Yield 9% just from the Final - 13% pa including the interim.

Cash held (with no debt!) now totals £47 MILLION STERLING against £24 M M/C on P/E of 1 !!

Some slight negatives in the statement but the figures, cash and yield forgives a lot of risk!!

BUY. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


China Chaintek United Co., Ltd

09 February 2015

Press Release 9 February 2015


China Chaintek United Co., Ltd

("Chaintek", "the Company" or the "Group")

Trading Update

Chaintek (AIM: CTEK), the provider of logistics services to manufacturers of consumer goods in China, is pleased to provide the following trading update ahead of the Group's Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 December 2014, which will be announced on Monday, 16 March 2015.

Revenues for the period are expected to be RMB364 million, an increase of just under 4% over 2013 with unaudited profit before tax at RMB287 million anticipated to be a short 1% ahead of 2013, both slightly below market forecast. The Group continues to be highly cash-generative, resulting in an increased cash position at year-end of RMB 472.1 million, after payments in respect of the new transit warehouse facility of RMB 60 million (2013: RMB 319.3 million after payment of RMB 221.0 million in respect of the planned Logistics Park).

The Logistics Services business added six new customers, including Joeone, a Shanghai Stock Exchange listed men's business and casual wear manufacturer, which contributed approximately 1.76% to the division's total revenues. The division itself is expected to show a modest increase of 3.2% in revenues over 2013. The Group has maintained a diversified customer base in its Logistics Services division with the food and building materials industries comprising 23% (2013: 22%) of divisional revenue, shoes and apparel an unchanged 69%, and other categories 8% of divisional revenue.

The Inventory Solutions business is expected to show a 7.3% increase in revenues, despite no new distribution centre being added in the year. The division accounts for approximately 14% of Group revenues.

As announced on 9 December 2014, the Group has exchanged contracts for the purchase of another transit warehouse for the logistics services division, located near the Chaintek head office in Fujian Province and close to a number of factories belonging to Chaintek's major customers. This facility is expected over time to help resolve the capacity issue at Chaintek's current transit warehouse and to avoid increasingly stringent daytime travel restrictions on larger lorries used by the Group's third party transport carriers. Operations at the new facility have commenced, but divisional revenues are expected to remain broadly static during 2015 despite the increase in operational expense. In the longer term, the facility should allow the Group to capture an anticipated increase in demand from the market.

The Board is disappointed not to be able to report any progress in relation to the planned new Logistics Park. As previously reported, structural government changes in China, the formation of new government bodies and their effect on provincial policy mean that the Company is unable to say when the approval process will be completed.

In its Interim Results released on 22 September 2014, the Company announced an interim scrip dividend of 2 pence or a cash alternative of 1 pence per share. The Company expects to declare an unchanged final dividend of 4 pence per share, however, the constituent parts will be determined by the cash commitment incurred by the Group in implementing its growth plan.

Xu Meijin, Chief Executive Officer of Chaintek, said: "The Board is pleased with the continued progress that Chaintek has made in 2014, set against the Company's capacity constraints and the delayed 2015 Chinese New Year. The Group remains focused on expanding capacity and diversifying its customer base. The new transit warehouse facility will help alleviate capacity constraints and maintain the high standards of service that our customers expect. In the longer term, it will help position the Group to capture the anticipated increase in demand for modernised logistics services.

"We understand uncertainties surrounding the construction of the Logistics Park have been a major concern amongst our shareholders. The Group remains committed to progressing this and will keep the market informed as appropriate."

- Ends -

For further information:

China Chaintek United
Co., Ltd
Derrick Wong, Finance Tel: [phone]
Director Tel: [phone]

ZAI Corporate Finance Limited
(Nomad)
Peter Trevelyan-Clark / Tel: [phone]
Ivy Wang 2220

[philjeans] 09/2/2015 16:44

Not as much as your CCE - STIG-OF-THE-DUMP!

lol!

Time to BUY here again with figures like that.

[the stigologist] 09/2/2015 16:05

lol philjeans since the last 'dividend' how much capital has been destroyed here and your other china cesspit stocks ?