Buy CHINA Up to $2.50 per Share

With a strong track record in consolidation and organic growth of its
software business, we believe CDC Corporation (NASDAQ: CHINA) is
poised for growth.

The company's Q4 2008 results were hurt by impairment charges and a
decline in software revenue. With continuous focus on vertical
industries and cost reduction initiatives in its software segment, CDC
should develop a significant competitive advantage in 2009 and beyond.

http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/?ndmViewId=news_view&n...

Bump for Harvey, since he asked why I did not tell people to buy
earlier.

My original post was dated on June 24th.  The intraday low was less
than $1.41.

I did post on other forums in May as well.

There are other gaming stocks that are seriously undervalued, take a
look at GIGM (Gigamedia), it has not been sub $5 since March, this is
easily a $10 + stock.

Now compare CHINA and GIGM to other gaming stocks:

PRWD $34.95 with P/E of 19.58

SNDA $57

RZP $41.63

 Zacks recommended serveral time when CHINA was at 7 and 5 and 3 years
ago. I bought it partly because of zacks.
How can I believe Zacks again?  "With a strong track record in
consolidation and organic growth of its
software business,..."Every one knows its software never really grow
compare with games, revenue grow only by buying more small companies
and no profit. Pity is that games is too small part. SNDA is number 1
game company in China. It has 15 percent of all. CHINA only has 1
percent. We
hope LOTRO will win, but obviously LOTRO will not be as popular as
WOW ,AION  and some others.
GA has so $5 per share and EPS is 0.6 but its price now is $8.  Maybe
some guys will think that it should be $65.  If CHINA price at $8, I
will sell it immediately and buy GA at price of $8
On Jul 25, 2:58 am, "anime...@gmail.com" <anime...@gmail.com> wrote:

On Jul 25, 8:54 pm, harvey <xushanhua1...@gmail.com> wrote:

I see.  But anyone who held stock last few years into the recession
lost money.  I wish you the best luck, hopefully CHINA will get back
to the price you bought a few years ago.