Home » August 21, 2008 Entries posted on “August, 2008”

Chinese and Starbucks Late Stage Growth Obesity

  I had my TV service disconnected at home for awhile now, don’t want my kids to become TV-addicts.  We reconnected it on Friday so we could watch Olympics – I am glad we did.  The opening ceremony was incredible.  It was a demonstration of Chinese might, but not through a communist-by-the-book parade of nuclear [...]

August 21, 2008 | Posted in China,The Process | Read More »

Subscribtion to Articles

If you would like to receive my articles by email (usually couple days before I post them to this website), drop me a line.  

August 21, 2008 | Posted in Stock Analysis | Read More »

You Don’t Have to Be Sick To Own HMOs

You want to buy straw hats in the winter. This sums up an important kernel of successful value investing: making decisions (buying and selling) that are unpopular at the time. (Of course, one has to make sure that, due to global climate change, winter is not swiftly followed by an ice age. In the case [...]

August 5, 2008 | Posted in Stock Analysis | Read More »

Recently Commented

  • Jonathan Deng: One more little data to add to the China bear picture is car sales. According to data provided by GM,...
  • Jonathan Deng: To answer the question the first gentleman asked regarding warning signs, I think the warning sign has...
  • Anonymous: SOUNDS TO ME LIKE IT’S TIME TO CASH IN THE PFIZER STOCK.
  • Anonymous: Facebook and Google are very similar and will likely have a very similar cost structure.  This is why...
  • Leigh Drogen: While I tend to agree with the sentiment that the relative multiples of Facebook and Google are...