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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| China West. | CHWI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.415 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.415 |
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Posted at 02/2/2010 10:45 by flyingswan CHWI appears from the chart to have formed a Bull Flag Continuation Pattern see the video on the link: |
Posted at 29/1/2010 15:04 by buystock CHWI has property in the UK as well as China.Does this article make you happier? China Property Prices, FDI Rise In September 10/15/2009 7:47 AM ET China's property prices in September rose at their fastest pace in a year as record lending and government stimulus boosted the economy. At the same time, foreign direct investment rose for the second straight month in September. Property prices in 70 cities rose 2.8% year-on-year in September, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. That was the fourth consecutive increase after declines in seven months. In August, prices were up 2%. Continuing growth in Chinese property prices suggests that the country's real estate market is improving. On a monthly basis, prices rose 0.7% in September, slightly down from a 0.9% growth recorded in August. Prices of newly built residential properties rose 2.7% annually in September, quicker than the 1.5% increase seen in August. Prices in the secondary market grew 3.8% from a year earlier, slightly higher than August's 3.6% rise. |
Posted at 29/1/2010 15:01 by buystock China Western Investments CHWI Up 39% as more people see value in the Commercial Property Sector. Today's rise may have something to do with articles like this one in the press: Real estate sales are up 53% in China In China the strength of the property sector has been another big surprise. Property sales were up 53% in the first six months from a year earlier, according to a survey commissioned by the statistics bureau and published in the China Information News, while nationwide prices averaged across 70 cities climbed year on year in June... |
Posted at 28/1/2010 14:30 by buystock my buy through on plusmkts 28/01/2010 14:13:01 1.20 100,000 O 1,200.00I thought this article may be stating the reasons for the recent Rise in China Western Investments CHWI You will notice it mentions the retails sector Growth, which CHWI's Lanzhou property are let to tenants in the Retail Sector:Property sector enjoying a fast rise, index reveals Story by: John Kenchington Magazine: InvestmentAdviser Published Monday , November 30, 2009 The commercial property sector is now growing at its fastest rate in four years, with high street shops expected to lead the recovery. The latest International Property Databank (IPD) index announcement has shown property grew by 2.5 per cent in the past quarter, as the sector continued to recover from the collapse of the property bubble during the credit crunch. The news will come as a relief to property fund managers, many of whose funds remain suspended due to a lack of liquidity. Astrid Cruickshank, property manager at Seven Dials Fund Management, said UK high street shops would benefit as retailers competed to snap up prime locations. She said: "We are now beginning to see more than simply green shoots of recovery in the sector." ... DECEMBER 1, 2009, 5:53 A.M. ET Manufacturing in China Expands ..Taken together, the two surveys suggest that China's crucial manufacturing sector is continuing to grow on the back of the government's stimulus policies and some recovery in private demand. Construction activity is also strong, and with global trade volumes picking up China's exports are improving, though they remain below last year's levels.... |
Posted at 12/1/2010 16:15 by quepassa The article above contains the words:-"...with some advising that picking developers with a strong balance sheet and better cash flows could lead to profitable returns this year... " unfortunately most would agree that CHWI has a very weak balance-sheet and negigible cash-flows. that's why they find it difficult in the extreme to finance themselves other than from existing shareholders. The Chairman did recently say that they were able to continue trading through the on-going support of the shareholders. This is not clear what this means. Does it mean that without the support of the shareholders, they would not be able to continue trading? All IMO> DYOR. QP |
Posted at 11/12/2009 18:27 by flyingswan This must be good for China Western Investments - CHWI:China's economic recovery gathers pace: China has shown further signs of economic recovery with factory output surging and its export slump easing. Industrial output in November rose to its strongest position since June 2007, rising 19.2% from a year earlier... |
Posted at 30/11/2009 11:57 by flyingswan I thought this article may be stating the reasons for the recent Rise in China Western Investments CHWI You will notice it mentions the retails sector Growth, which CHWI's Lanzhou property are let to tenants in the Retail Sector:Property sector enjoying a fast rise, index reveals Story by: John Kenchington Magazine: InvestmentAdviser Published Monday , November 30, 2009 The commercial property sector is now growing at its fastest rate in four years, with high street shops expected to lead the recovery. The latest International Property Databank (IPD) index announcement has shown property grew by 2.5 per cent in the past quarter, as the sector continued to recover from the collapse of the property bubble during the credit crunch. The news will come as a relief to property fund managers, many of whose funds remain suspended due to a lack of liquidity. Astrid Cruickshank, property manager at Seven Dials Fund Management, said UK high street shops would benefit as retailers competed to snap up prime locations. She said: "We are now beginning to see more than simply green shoots of recovery in the sector." ... |
Posted at 24/11/2009 10:34 by flyingswan China Western Investments CHWI Up 9% today.CHWI is top riser in the Real Estate Sector Today, and good volume of trades currently at 322,000 shares bought today. Share Trades showing on PLUS Market: I think news must be due shortly or the stock is just moving up, towards its' true value, after being undervalued for some time. Let me know what you think of CHWI and how you expect it too fare in the future? IMHO, DYOR |
Posted at 06/11/2009 10:43 by flyingswan China Western Investments CHWI£36 million of Property for £11.11 Market Capital; CHWI is in the China Emerging Market and has two more floor to let on their property in Lanzhou. I suggest they find a tenant, which wants to custom furbish these two floors to their own specification. This would mean CHWI would not require any extra finance to be able to let these two levels of the Lanzhou Property. IMHO, DYOR There is huge growth throughout China see the link below on growth: China Stocks Rise, Capping Biggest Weekly Gain in Three Months Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- China's stocks rose, sending the Shanghai Composite Index to its biggest weekly gain in more than three months, on speculation the government will extend stimulus measures to cement the economic recovery... |
Posted at 31/10/2009 10:49 by flyingswan Companies like China Western Investments CHWI may be a good defensive play IMHO. See the mention below of investing in Asia and China Commercial Property Sector:Time to shore up with defensives By Ellen Kelleher Published: October 30 2009 19:14 | Last updated: October 30 2009 19:14 Equity income funds are expected to regain their strength and achieve higher returns if stock markets falter and defensive stocks advance. Investors may also now consider UK-based equity income funds that invest in Europe and the Far East. Asian income funds are likely to be more biased towards investing in financial stocks, as banks and asset management groups in the region tend to pay dividends more readily, advisers say. While dividends offered by UK equity income funds are typically between 3 to 4 per cent (net of basic rate tax), they tend to vary more widely across Europe and Asia. |
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