WANT WANT CHINA Stock Forum

The recent insider purchase and the high level of insider ownership suggest that insiders are quite bullish about Want Want China Holdings.

Want Want China Holdings failed to meet the high growth expectations set five years ago, as indicated by its share price decline. Despite aligning with the market return of -10% over the last year, the company's 11% decline continues its poor long term performance.

Despite Want Want China Holdings' inferior earnings outlook and slower market growth, its high P/E ratio suggests investors are more bullish than analysts. This could lead to future disappointment and risk for shareholders and potential investors.

The downturn in EPS may disappoint investors, yet could also represent an investment opportunity for long-term growth. Investors, however, should note there is at least one warning sign in the company's analysis.

Despite generating high returns, Want Want China Holdings shows no growth potential due to its lack of re-investment. It's not a promising investor choice, with just a 12% return over the past five years.

So it happened. Pelosi landed in Taiwan yesterday night.
I am not interested in the political games nor making a stand on either sides. I am more interested in my stocks as an investor.
I gave four reasons why China stocks were down yesterday and it seems like the Pelosi's visit was the key factor in play.
The China ADRs rallied after Pelosi landed in Taiwan. The fear of a military conflict taking place around Taiwan didn't materialize.
Yes, China announced a four-day exer...