China West. Share Discussion Threads

[buystock] 28/1/2010 14:30

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....

[buystock] 28/1/2010 14:17

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...

[buystock] 28/1/2010 14:14

andrabea i just bought 100k@1.20 not showing

[andrbea] 28/1/2010 14:04

bid drop (25%)

[quepassa] 12/1/2010 16:15

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

[apsis2] 07/1/2010 15:28

Bought today at 1.4 - buys showing as sells.

[flyingswan] 04/1/2010 16:31

Are you sure it did not just go through on the PLUS market?

Nice 22% rise anyway

[krazykid] 04/1/2010 15:43

Huh, my first trade of the new year and they report it wrong!

[andrbea] 29/12/2009 07:44

land prices really hot

eg

Home prices in Hong Kong have jumped about 30 percent this year and prompted the central bank to warn of "sharp corrections" after a flood of speculative "hot money" from overseas. Real estate values surged even as the economy struggled to emerge from a recession, with exports expanding in November for the first time in 13 months.

[flyingswan] 11/12/2009 18:27

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...

[tara7] 07/12/2009 15:39

For all you property lovers, results out today from SAF, [Safeland] asset vale per share 58p and going up, mid price of each share today, 13.5p.!!!!!!!!!!

[quepassa] 07/12/2009 15:25

You must continue to ask yourselves why they have such great difficulty in raising outside finance to further their plans.

All IMO. DYOR.

QP

[flyingswan] 02/12/2009 09:54

Nice tick up this morning

[flyingswan] 01/12/2009 11:20

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....

[flyingswan] 30/11/2009 11:57

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." ...

[flyingswan] 24/11/2009 10:34

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

[flyingswan] 11/11/2009 15:06

This is great news for Chine Western Investments – CHWI:
China's property prices up 3.9% in Oct
Published: 10 Nov 2009 01:12:34 PST

Nov. 10, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Property prices in 70 major Chinese cities rose 3.9% year on year in October, according to statistics released by National Bureau of Statistics today.
The growth was 1.1 percentage points higher than that in September.
During the month, new residential property prices climbed 4% from a year earlier, 1.3 percentage points more than in the previous month. Sixty-two of the 70 cities saw increases in new residential property prices. There was a 12.1% year-on-year increase in Guangzhou, an 11% increase in Jinhua, an 8.9% in Shenzhen, an 8.5% increase in Ningbo and an 8.3% increase in Jinzhou.
Six cities saw prices for new residential property fall compared with prices in September of last year. There was a 4.9% year-on-year decline in Jilin, a 3.7% decline in Xuzhou, a 2.1% decline in Tangshan, a 0.9% decline in Wuhan and a 0.1% decline in both Shijiazhuang and Quanzhou.
The prices of second-hand residential properties increased 4.6% year on year or 0.4% month on month in October, and the prices of new non-residential properties grew 2.3% year on year or 0.2% month on month.

[flyingswan] 06/11/2009 10:43

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...

[flyingswan] 03/11/2009 22:00

This is great new for shares like China Western Investments – CHWI and Plant Offshore Group – POGL Both these company benefit from being in Asia see comment:

As investors position their portfolios, they must take into consideration the unique features of this recovery, he said. For example, it was led by emerging-markets growth, which is atypical of most global recoveries.

Asia will remain the most economically dynamic region of the world for a long time, and Barclays Wealth is encouraging its clients to ask themselves, "Does this investment give me exposure to economic growth in Asia?" Gurwitz said.

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Global markets are now functioning normally, and stocks, particularly those in developed markets, likely offer more upside going forward, according to Barclays Wealth.

The global wealth-management business of London-based Barclays PLC (BCS, BARC.LN) is encouraging its clients to move past the crisis; seek exposure to economic growth in Asia; and prepare for short-term interest rates in core countries to remain low for "a very, very long time," Aaron Gurwitz, managing director and head of global investment strategy at Barclays Wealth, said Tuesday at a "year-in-review" briefing.

The asset manager, which caters to high-net-worth, affluent and intermediary clients around the world, has $221 billion under management.

"The crisis is over," said Gurwitz, yet many investors have been "doubly traumatized" and have yet to move past the crisis psychology. They first suffered losses last year, then reduced risk in their portfolios and were traumatized again when they missed out on the rebound, he said. They need to begin to move forward, albeit taking into consideration the lessons learned in the past year, which include a much greater respect for the importance of liquidity and cash and a higher standard of due diligence in dealing with any opaque investment, Gurwitz said.

As investors position their portfolios, they must take into consideration the unique features of this recovery, he said. For example, it was led by emerging-markets growth, which is atypical of most global recoveries.

Asia will remain the most economically dynamic region of the world for a long time, and Barclays Wealth is encouraging its clients to ask themselves, "Does this investment give me exposure to economic growth in Asia?" Gurwitz said.

However, Kevin Gardiner, Barclay Wealth's head of investment strategy for Europe, the Middle East and Asia, said that, going into the fourth quarter, Barclays Wealth has been adding to its weightings in stocks, focusing on developed markets because emerging markets have already rallied tremendously. It isn't too late for stocks in developed markets, which "have been digging themselves out of a very, very deep hole," he said. They should trend upward, driven by earnings, interest rates and valuations, Gardiner said.

Gurwitz said Barclays Wealth expects short-term interest rates in the U.S., U.K., Europe and Japan to stay low "for a very, very long time." Central banks in those countries aren't likely to raise rates sooner than the third quarter of 2010, though long-term rates will likely to start rising before the central banks act, he said.

In the U.S., the Federal Reserve won't be confident to raise rates until unemployment is consistently declining, said Gurwitz. "We think they will avoid deflation and keep the economy growing," he said. "The Fed will err on the side of caution."

Barclays Wealth was launched in the Americas in September 2008 with the acquisition of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s (LEHMQ) high-net-worth wealth-management business.