
still one of the fastest growing countries in the world. In this article , I had recommended Home Inns & Hotels Management ( HMIN ) as a good growth investment. Another fast growing company with low valuations is China Automotive Systems, Inc ( CAAS
CEA ), China Telecom ( CHA ), Ctrip.com ( CTRP ), New Oriental Education ( EDU ), Guangshen Railway ( GSH ), Home Inns ( HMIN ), Huaneng Power ( HNP ), Zhongpin ( HOGS ), 51job ( JOBS ), China Life Insurance ( LFC ), eLong ( LONG ), Mindray ( MR
ll be safe with a stock audited by PWC Zhong Tian. After studying the group, I found that Home Inns & Hotels Management ( HMIN ) looked particularly undervalued. As noted by Kevin Mulhern , the hotels-to-population ratio in China is 87,000 compared
By Adam Gefvert : "I don't invest in Chinese companies" is a statement made by many professional and retail investors. In the past couple years, there has been widespread fraud among Chinese companies traded on U.S. exchanges. Investors have also done well these past couple of years shorting ...
Home Inns & Motels ( HMIN -7.1% ) trades lower after missing EPS estimates by a dime with its Q4 report and issuing tepid guidance for 2012 revenue. Post your comment!
executive positions but remain on the board as well. After the Ctrip success, Liang, Shen, and Ji together founded Home Inns HMIN , a leading budget hotel chain in China and brought the firm public in 2006. Ji went on to build his third venture, another
Mulhern : Home Inns & Hotels Management ( HMIN ) is the premier economy hotel chain in ..... primary beneficiaries. The bear case against HMIN hinges on a slowing macroeconomic environment ..... China and the perception of a plateau in HMIN ’s growth Complete Story »
By Ganaxi Small Cap Movers : Hedge fund Asian Century Quest (ACQ)manages a $272 million equity portfolio focused on Asian, mostly Chinese, equities, out of its offices in New York, Tokyo and Hong Kong. Its founder and Chief Investment Officer Brian Kelly spent his early years in Japan, when he ...
Home Inns & Motels ( HMIN +6.5% ) trades higher after the firm says it expects revenue in Q4 to fall in a range of $156M-$159.1M, up from prior
off on accounting fears for U.S.-listed Chinese companies. Hotel owners 7 Days ( SVN -8.7% ) and Home Inns & Motels ( HMIN -14.7% ) are also off sharply, and so is ad network owner Focus Media ( FMCN -7.8% ). Post your comment!