June 9th, 2008 by StockGumshoe
For those who thought it would never end … at last, we come to the end of the latest Navellier teaser.
Hot Money Stock No. 3, poised to ride the rails to riches when the Chinese investment funds come rolling in, chasing the hot growth stocks on the US markets.
This one is a consumer electronics play — a “technology stock with a have-to-have product line that could be bigger even than Apple’s iPod for investors.”
“Hard to believe? You bet—except for one thing. Over two years, the company has handed investors 100% more profits than Apple with earnings growth of 73%!”
This is, in case you didn’t yet guess from those clues, a manufacturer of GPS systems.
“So it’s no wonder the company trounced analysts’ earnings or that its biggest increase came in their auto division, rising by—get this—98%. As a result of this success, the company is now rolling out cheaper models that could put their devices in as many hands as iPods.” Read the rest of this entry »
June 7th, 2008 by StockGumshoe
Not long ago we took a little gander at a stock Navellier has been touting as a potential recipient of hot, incoming Chinese investment funds. I promised a glance at the others, too, so here we go.
“Hot Money Stock No 2: As I regularly remind my readers, the master key to investing in stocks can be boiled down to two simple words: earnings growth … Hold on to your hat—in the past four quarters, the company has not only posted 17.2% sales growth but also a whopping 1,407.7% earnings growth. So it’s no surprise that the company is up 40% over the past 12 months.”
What else do we find out about these guys?
They have “virtually cornered the market on Canada’s cable, mobile phone, and telecom industries. When you add in the company’s interests in media and publishing, you can begin to see a Google-like sales growth headed its way.” Read the rest of this entry »
June 5th, 2008 by StockGumshoe
It seems as though interest in China is again growing, after a Fall and Winter when even rabid China bulls like Robert Hsu were somewhat cautiously looking for “greater China” opportunities and China resource plays in places like Brazil and Australia.
Now, it seems, China is cheap enough to be back on the radar — we don’t need to be afraid anymore (yay!)
And the latest fan is our old friend, Louis Navellier.
I mean that in the sense of “old friend who I’ve barely met,” by the way. I have spoken with him briefly and could pick him out of a crowd, but I suspect he’s never heard of the Gumshoe. Which is A-OK.
Here’s how he teases us, to begin:
“There’s an untold story that’s about to catch most investors napping and I want you to be ready.”
“A $50 billion windfall is about to flood into U.S. stocks this year—all thanks to a little-known deal U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson set up with Beijing last year.
“The hottest money will flood into market leaders, like the stocks on our Blue Chip Growth Buy List.
“In this special report I’ll explain why, plus tell you about 10 stocks Chinese investors are chomping at the bit to own.”
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