Sunday, June 14, 2009

Three More Chinese Stocks To Buy Now

Have you been doubling your money -- or better -- as stocks have rallied in the past several months?  Readers of the Oberweis Report are cashing in handsomely!

Bear markets are brutal, no doubt about it.  But when stocks recover, you have a great chance to make absolutely ridiculous profits -- if you know where to look. 

Like Warren Buffett, Jim Oberweis, editor of the Oberweis Report, knows to be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. Right now, says Jim, "Greed is good!"

Results do not lie! When the market was falling apart last fall and panic prevailed, Jim Oberweis surveyed the damage for quality small-cap stocks with accelerating growth in sales and profits.  

Check out the stocks Jim recommended...and the returns through June 1, 2009:

Pegasystems (PEGA) @ $12.99 on 9/28/08:  +164%
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) @ $36.30 on 11/30/08: +128%
Neutral Tandem (TNDM) @ $14.71 on 11/30/08: +119%
ArcSight, Inc. (ARST) @ $8.01 on 12/31/08: +249%

Besides these four stocks, Jim Oberweis was also recommending that his readers buy into shares of a longtime favorite stock that he'd added back on May 28, 2006: Chinese Internet portal Baidu.com (BIDU). Jim told subscribers to buy BIDU at $79.45 and in less than 18 months, shares of the Chinese Web portal were above $400 for a quick 400% gain!

BIDU touched down at $100 in late December and Jim Oberweis told readers to buy it again because Baidu.com's sales and profit growth was still accelerating. By June 1, Baidu.com had rallied to $286 for a 5-month gain of 186%!

Is BIDU near $300 still a buy or is the bounce over?  Click here for the June issue of the Oberweis Report with Jim's latest buy/sell/hold call on Baidu.com and three more Chinese growth stocks that look a lot like BIDU did three years ago.  

In March 2005, Jim recommended his subscribers buy Ctrip.com (CTRP), a Shanghai-based online travel agent whose shares traded on NASDAQ for $9.71.  Still bullish, he went on to mention the stock on Forbes.com in November 2006 at about $28. The stock got up to $70 in May 2008, a gain of 620%!

Is Ctrip.com (CTRP) still a buy at $40?  Click here to begin your subscription to the Oberweis Report for a complete model portfolio with all of Jim Oberweis' current buys and sells.

Jim is not a guy who suddenly has a hot hand. 

Corona, CA-based Hansen Natural is the maker of the Monster brand of energy drinks and juices. Its sales exploded thanks to a surge in demand for Monster. Hansen's amazing success was not news to subscribers to The Oberweis Report.

Jim Oberweis recommend buying Hansen in June 2004 at a split-adjusted price of $2.37 per share. One year later the stock traded at $12 and it peaked at $70 when Jim urged readers to cash in their gains.

Forbes has been so impressed by Jim's ability to find undervalued growth stocks that we have recently made him our official Small-Cap stock columnist in Forbes Magazine. He's been red-hot going way back, and before Jim, his father has been putting up mind-blowing market-beating returns since 1976.  Since The Oberweis Report's inception, its model portfolio has gained 33,945%. That would have turned a $10,000 into nearly $3.4 million today!

We checked out Jim's ENTIRE small-cap stock model portfolio as reported in his newsletter. Since The Oberweis Report's inception in 1976, its model portfolio has gained 30,992%. That would have turned a $10,000 into more than $3.1 million today!

Take a look at some of the other winning recommendations from Jim's portfolio:

Central European Distribution Corp. (CEDC) - recommended at $1.28 in April 2001, currently trading around $20 after getting as high as $77. . . a 1,462% gain!

aQuantive, Inc (AQNT) - recommended at $6.29 in April 2003 . . . When Microsoft bought AQNT for $60 a share earlier this year, Oberweis readers posted a gain of 854%!

ValueClick, Inc. (VCLK) - recommended at $3.14 in March 2003, and sold in May 2008 for a 540% gain!

Now may be the perfect time to make money in small-cap growth stocks. Why? Small-cap growth stocks outperform all other stocks over the long term and during economic recoveries, small-caps typically lead the market.

I invite you to test drive the Oberweis Report investment newsletter.  Included in your subscription will be Jim's model portfolio of small- and mid-cap growth stocks and his TOP 3 CHINESE STOCK BUYS.

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