Thanks for posting this!

Great report.  Looks like the company achieved a lot.  For some reason
XING's stock is not very popular with the investors nowadays.  Is this
the punishment for trying to become more transparent?  Or may be
someone wants to get in at the cheapest price?  May be it is a good
time to consider XING.  Will they benefit from the Olympic Games in
2008?

I haven't had too much experience with the stocks - can anyone help?
I will sure appreciate a friendly advice from the investor community.
Thanks

I believe this company absolutely will benefit from the 2008
Olympics.

Quote from their CEO:

"...expected to see great demand ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games in
China."

from: http://asia.tmcnet.com/news/2007/08/16/2867038.htm

Look at what happened (generally, of course) to Australian companies
after Sydney 2004...

This company has great fundamental.  They need to report earnings in a
regular basis and draw big boy attentions and coverage.  DO NOT use
margin on this stock.  DO NOT buy CALL because you can't time this
stock.  If you have extra money and you can wait a bit, this is a must
buy.  XING is very very volatile.  The recent extreme low volume
suggests something big is about to happen.  This is based on its
history.  Go check on it's volume and see what happened next.  You
will see what I mean.

Thanks guys.

XING is definitely on my watch list.

Good luck to all.

Anvar, do you know why many investors are wary of XING? I was a former
investor; however, luckily liquidated all my positions before the
immediate reversal. The firm foremost does not practice an efficient
managing system; but practices nepotism. Not to mention, don't you
remember when Xing suddenly issued 11 million shares of it's
subsidiary unit? Well, that 11 million was actually indirectly part of
XING and thus diluting the shares significantly. Now, if you owned
shares then, and XING was attempting to conceal the dilution effect,
how would you feel as a shareholder? Now, another question that
arouses my curiosity. If XING has been doing phenomenally well, then
why need the additional influx of capital? Could it be that they're
low on cash, not to mention, their books are flawed? Just a thought.
Yes, XING deserves to go down more, until it reaches fair valuation.
XING must practice "transparency." Unfortunately, until their
corporate matures I can only propose XING may essentially be a hollow
company. Be wary. Dutton Investments is not a respectable analyst
coverage firm. If anything they only look at the fundamentals. I post
a response, and then Dutton follows an almost identical posting.
Here's what I say, first watch how the U.S. economy will do in the 4th
quarter. If you're absolutely certain the climate is bullish, then I
consider you investing in speculative portfolio. Remember if bearish,
when capital dries in the U.S. markets, it's going to hurt your
speculative portfolio.

Peter,

Thanks for sharing your experience.  I was not aware of the issues
which you disclosed in your message.
I fully suppport your idea about MUST practice transparency.

You are also right about the timing.  I will wait for a while.

Anvar,

I hope I helped. Just be cautious about Chinese company. They do not
fear the law. I learned my lesson after my emerging market portfolio
tanked...

The recent price move is unfounded. Watch it tumble back down in about
a week. I see this pump and dump scheme. I wonder what the short
interest / put is at right now. Something to ponder...

can't time?  i just cashed out on a few 10 call options for a 68.75%
gain.  you can pretty easily time the ups and downs, just dont get
greedy.  take your gains and leave.  dont wait for the big payment
that never happens.