Share price dropped significantly these few days, unwarranted.
I added a little more to my holding at 0.89.
Wa lau, profits not bad, but still refuse to give dividends. All the Kuok or Kweks are thes same stingy people. Anyway, nav per share increased from 117 to 124 cents
Coming back, next station 1.10.
Go,go,........
The next results will spurs the stock. Be patient
The next question to ask is : if the US were to blacklist China Yuchai, how would it affect business?
Is the US a major customer for Yuchai' s diesel engines ? (I don' t know).
I think Yuchai sells most of its engines locally, in Asia and Middle East, don' t know about Europe.
ahberngh ( Date: 04-Jun-2021 12:16) Posted:
Manage to locate the list, China Yuchai is not in the list.
Nevertheless, as I said, it is good to take precautions by dual listing in view of US attitude towards China.
Just my thoughts, I may be wrong, please dyodd.
ahberngh ( Date: 04-Jun-2021 12:12) Posted:
I wonder if China Yuchai is in the list of the 59 companies.
Whether it is or not, I think it is about time HL Asia looks into dual listing of China Yuchai in view of the threatening
stance of the US administration in connection with Chinese companies.
Just my thoughts, please dyodd |
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Manage to locate the list, China Yuchai is not in the list.
Nevertheless, as I said, it is good to take precautions by dual listing in view of US attitude towards China.
Just my thoughts, I may be wrong, please dyodd.
ahberngh ( Date: 04-Jun-2021 12:12) Posted:
I wonder if China Yuchai is in the list of the 59 companies.
Whether it is or not, I think it is about time HL Asia looks into dual listing of China Yuchai in view of the threatening
stance of the US administration in connection with Chinese companies.
Just my thoughts, please dyodd.
ahberngh ( Date: 04-Jun-2021 12:08) Posted:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Thursday that bans U.S. entities from investing in dozens of Chinese companies with alleged ties to defense or surveillance technology sectors, a move his administration says expands the scope of a legally flawed Trump-era order.
The Treasury Department will enforce and update on a " rolling basis" the new list of about 59 companies, which bars buying or selling publicly traded securities in target companies, and replaces an earlier list from the Department of Defense, senior administration officials told reporters.
The order prevents U.S. investment from supporting the Chinese military-industrial complex, as well as military, intelligence, and security research and development programs, Biden said in the order.
" In addition, I find that the use of Chinese surveillance technology outside the PRC and the development or use of Chinese surveillance technology to facilitate repression or serious human rights abuse constitute unusual and extraordinary threats," Biden said, using the acronym for the People' s Republic of China.
Major Chinese firms included on the previous Defense Department list were also placed on the updated list, including Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC), China Mobile Communications Group, China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co Ltd, Huawei Technologies Ltd and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC).
SMIC is key to China' s national drive to boost its domestic chip sector.
" We fully expect that in the months ahead ... we' ll be adding additional companies to the new executive order' s restrictions," one of the senior officials said.
A second official told reporters that the inclusion of Chinese surveillance technology companies expanded the scope of the Trump administration' s initial order last year, which the White House argues was carelessly drafted, leaving it open to court challenges.
Biden has been reviewing a number of aspects of U.S. policy toward China, and his administration had extended a deadline for implementation set by former President Donald Trump' s order while it crafted its new policy framework.
The move is part of Biden' s broader series of steps to counter China, including reinforcing U.S. alliances and pursuing large domestic investments to bolster American economic competitiveness, amid increasingly sour relations between the world' s two biggest economies.
Biden' s Indo-Pacific policy coordinator, Kurt Campbell, said last month that a period of engagement with China had come to an end and that the dominant paradigm in bilateral ties going forward would be one of competition.
Senior officials said the Treasury Department would give guidance later on what the scope of surveillance technology means, including whether companies are facilitating " repression or serious human rights abuses."
" We really want to make sure that any future prohibitions are on legally solid ground. So, our first listings really reflect that," a second senior administration official said.
Investors would have time to " unwind" investments, a third official said.
The order said the ban would take effect on Aug. 2 for those companies currently listed. U.S. investors would still have 365 days from the date of this or future listings to make transactions for the purpose of divesting, and while it was not required, divesting later than 365 days after listing would be prohibited without authorization.
The new list, while overall adding about 10 publicly listed companies, provided few surprises for investors looking to see if they need to unload even more Chinese stocks and bonds.
But some previously identified companies, such as Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC), which is spearheading Chinese efforts to compete with Boeing Co and Airbus, as well as two companies that had challenged the ban in court, Gowin Semiconductor Corp and Luokung Technology Corp, were not included.
In May, a judge signed an order removing the designation on Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi, which was among the more high-profile Chinese technology companies that the Trump administration targeted for alleged ties to China' s military.
Stewart Baker, a former Department of Homeland Security official, said the Treasury' s " settled regulatory and legal regime" made it a better place than the Defense Department to enforce the ban.
" This follows in a growing tradition of the Biden administration coming along and saying: ' Trump was right in principle and wrong in execution, and we' ll fix that,' " Baker said.
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I wonder if China Yuchai is in the list of the 59 companies.
Whether it is or not, I think it is about time HL Asia looks into dual listing of China Yuchai in view of the threatening
stance of the US administration in connection with Chinese companies.
Just my thoughts, please dyodd.
ahberngh ( Date: 04-Jun-2021 12:08) Posted:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Thursday that bans U.S. entities from investing in dozens of Chinese companies with alleged ties to defense or surveillance technology sectors, a move his administration says expands the scope of a legally flawed Trump-era order.
The Treasury Department will enforce and update on a " rolling basis" the new list of about 59 companies, which bars buying or selling publicly traded securities in target companies, and replaces an earlier list from the Department of Defense, senior administration officials told reporters.
The order prevents U.S. investment from supporting the Chinese military-industrial complex, as well as military, intelligence, and security research and development programs, Biden said in the order.
" In addition, I find that the use of Chinese surveillance technology outside the PRC and the development or use of Chinese surveillance technology to facilitate repression or serious human rights abuse constitute unusual and extraordinary threats," Biden said, using the acronym for the People' s Republic of China.
Major Chinese firms included on the previous Defense Department list were also placed on the updated list, including Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC), China Mobile Communications Group, China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co Ltd, Huawei Technologies Ltd and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC).
SMIC is key to China' s national drive to boost its domestic chip sector.
" We fully expect that in the months ahead ... we' ll be adding additional companies to the new executive order' s restrictions," one of the senior officials said.
A second official told reporters that the inclusion of Chinese surveillance technology companies expanded the scope of the Trump administration' s initial order last year, which the White House argues was carelessly drafted, leaving it open to court challenges.
Biden has been reviewing a number of aspects of U.S. policy toward China, and his administration had extended a deadline for implementation set by former President Donald Trump' s order while it crafted its new policy framework.
The move is part of Biden' s broader series of steps to counter China, including reinforcing U.S. alliances and pursuing large domestic investments to bolster American economic competitiveness, amid increasingly sour relations between the world' s two biggest economies.
Biden' s Indo-Pacific policy coordinator, Kurt Campbell, said last month that a period of engagement with China had come to an end and that the dominant paradigm in bilateral ties going forward would be one of competition.
Senior officials said the Treasury Department would give guidance later on what the scope of surveillance technology means, including whether companies are facilitating " repression or serious human rights abuses."
" We really want to make sure that any future prohibitions are on legally solid ground. So, our first listings really reflect that," a second senior administration official said.
Investors would have time to " unwind" investments, a third official said.
The order said the ban would take effect on Aug. 2 for those companies currently listed. U.S. investors would still have 365 days from the date of this or future listings to make transactions for the purpose of divesting, and while it was not required, divesting later than 365 days after listing would be prohibited without authorization.
The new list, while overall adding about 10 publicly listed companies, provided few surprises for investors looking to see if they need to unload even more Chinese stocks and bonds.
But some previously identified companies, such as Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC), which is spearheading Chinese efforts to compete with Boeing Co and Airbus, as well as two companies that had challenged the ban in court, Gowin Semiconductor Corp and Luokung Technology Corp, were not included.
In May, a judge signed an order removing the designation on Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi, which was among the more high-profile Chinese technology companies that the Trump administration targeted for alleged ties to China' s military.
Stewart Baker, a former Department of Homeland Security official, said the Treasury' s " settled regulatory and legal regime" made it a better place than the Defense Department to enforce the ban.
" This follows in a growing tradition of the Biden administration coming along and saying: ' Trump was right in principle and wrong in execution, and we' ll fix that,' " Baker said.
ahberngh ( Date: 01-Jun-2021 09:20) Posted:
Building a base in the $1 region for more than 2 weeks.
Recent high 1.07.
Next station 1.10 |
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Thursday that bans U.S. entities from investing in dozens of Chinese companies with alleged ties to defense or surveillance technology sectors, a move his administration says expands the scope of a legally flawed Trump-era order.
The Treasury Department will enforce and update on a " rolling basis" the
new list of about 59 companies, which bars buying or selling publicly traded securities in target companies, and replaces an earlier list from the Department of Defense, senior administration officials told reporters.
The order prevents U.S. investment from supporting the Chinese military-industrial complex, as well as military, intelligence, and security research and development programs, Biden said in the order.
" In addition, I find that the use of Chinese surveillance technology outside the PRC and the development or use of Chinese surveillance technology to facilitate repression or serious human rights abuse constitute unusual and extraordinary threats," Biden said, using the acronym for the People' s Republic of China.
Major Chinese firms included on the previous Defense Department list were also placed on the updated list, including Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC), China Mobile Communications Group, China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co Ltd, Huawei Technologies Ltd and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC).
SMIC is key to China' s national drive to boost its domestic chip sector.
" We fully expect that in the months ahead ... we' ll be adding additional companies to the new executive order' s restrictions," one of the senior officials said.
A second official told reporters that the inclusion of Chinese surveillance technology companies expanded the scope of the Trump administration' s initial order last year, which the White House argues was carelessly drafted, leaving it open to court challenges.
Biden has been reviewing a number of aspects of U.S. policy toward China, and his administration had extended a deadline for implementation set by former President Donald Trump' s order while it crafted its new policy framework.
The move is part of Biden' s broader series of steps to counter China, including reinforcing U.S. alliances and pursuing large domestic investments to bolster American economic competitiveness, amid increasingly sour relations between the world' s two biggest economies.
Biden' s Indo-Pacific policy coordinator, Kurt Campbell, said last month that a period of engagement with China had come to an end and that the dominant paradigm in bilateral ties going forward would be one of competition.
Senior officials said the Treasury Department would give guidance later on what the scope of surveillance technology means, including whether companies are facilitating " repression or serious human rights abuses."
" We really want to make sure that any future prohibitions are on legally solid ground. So, our first listings really reflect that," a second senior administration official said.
Investors would have time to " unwind" investments, a third official said.
The order said the ban would take effect on Aug. 2 for those companies currently listed. U.S. investors would still have 365 days from the date of this or future listings to make transactions for the purpose of divesting, and while it was not required, divesting later than 365 days after listing would be prohibited without authorization.
The new list, while overall adding about 10 publicly listed companies, provided few surprises for investors looking to see if they need to unload even more Chinese stocks and bonds.
But some previously identified companies, such as Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC), which is spearheading Chinese efforts to compete with Boeing Co and Airbus, as well as two companies that had challenged the ban in court, Gowin Semiconductor Corp and Luokung Technology Corp, were not included.
In May, a judge signed an order removing the designation on Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi, which was among the more high-profile Chinese technology companies that the Trump administration targeted for alleged ties to China' s military.
Stewart Baker, a former Department of Homeland Security official, said the Treasury' s " settled regulatory and legal regime" made it a better place than the Defense Department to enforce the ban.
" This follows in a growing tradition of the Biden administration coming along and saying: ' Trump was right in principle and wrong in execution, and we' ll fix that,' " Baker said.
ahberngh ( Date: 01-Jun-2021 09:20) Posted:
Building a base in the $1 region for more than 2 weeks.
Recent high 1.07.
Next station 1.10.
ahberngh ( Date: 25-May-2021 15:31) Posted:
It would be good if it closes above resistance of 99.5c.
Next resistance is 1.06.
Go,go,go... |
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Building a base in the $1 region for more than 2 weeks.
Recent high 1.07.
Next station 1.10.
ahberngh ( Date: 25-May-2021 15:31) Posted:
It would be good if it closes above resistance of 99.5c.
Next resistance is 1.06.
Go,go,go....
Ipoh123 ( Date: 25-May-2021 14:52) Posted:
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It would be good if it closes above resistance of 99.5c.
Next resistance is 1.06.
Go,go,go....
Ipoh123 ( Date: 25-May-2021 14:52) Posted:
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Hi Yuan, Are we now on w1? tks
SgYuan ( Date: 18-May-2021 19:41) Posted:
now wb up or w1 up
once uturn watch w2 dn 61.8%
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now wb up or w1 up
once uturn watch w2 dn 61.8%
Back up close to $1 again.
If HL Asia is going to give us a Q1 update, it should be about now.
Hope they do.
ahberngh ( Date: 11-May-2021 19:34) Posted:
Today 94c  .
But I am a long term holder and I still stand by what I said earlier  .
Wait and see and keep fingers crossed.
ahberngh ( Date: 06-May-2021 09:26) Posted:
This is a recovery stock.
Any dip below $1 is going to be short lived because the expectations of a good result for 2021 is too great.
The next station destination of $1.1 is on track, in my opinion.
One broking house (I think UOBKH, got to check) has started coverage with a tp of 1.38.
Vested, please dyodd |
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Today 94c
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But I am a long term holder and I still stand by what I said earlier
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Wait and see and keep fingers crossed.
ahberngh ( Date: 06-May-2021 09:26) Posted:
This is a recovery stock.
Any dip below $1 is going to be short lived because the expectations of a good result for 2021 is too great.
The next station destination of $1.1 is on track, in my opinion.
One broking house (I think UOBKH, got to check) has started coverage with a tp of 1.38.
Vested, please dyodd.
ahberngh ( Date: 29-Apr-2021 09:43) Posted:
Ai lai liao.
1.1 by tomorrow, can or not???
Fingers crossed |
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