Fang Holdings Aktie (ADR)

erst einmal alle Gewinne mit etwas über 40% realisiert. Erwarte eine Korrektur im USA Markt und die Aktie ist jetzt so gut gelaufen. Bleibt natürlich auf der Watch und ist nach wie vor ein Top-Invest in meinen Augen. Hummel

mit einer ersten Position rein. Ich finde den Abverkauf doch etwas heftig, stimmen die Zahlen doch durch die Bank weg. Könnte laut Chart auch noch bis 8 bzw. 6$ fallen, aber das Down von gestern war einfach zu verlockend. Bin mal gespannt wo wir in einem Jahr stehen :-) könnte mit wieder Kurse jenseits der 18$ vorstellen Kennzahlen: financial highlights | statements P/E 12.44 Forward P/E 8.84 EPS next Y EPS this Y 91.90% Dividend 0.40 P/FCF Dividend % 4.53% Hummel

A slew of bad media coverage came out of China’s property market today. At 10.50AM Eastern time, Chinese online real estate services providers E-House Holdings (EJ) slumped 7.8%, and Soufun (SFUN) lost 6.2%, following the lead of the property developers that traded in Hong Kong and Shanghai today. Chinese media reported banks were tightening credit on property developers. Wall Street Journal reports: Industrial Bank Co., a midsize bank in China, has stopped issuing new loans to property developers due to rising risks in the sector, according to the Oriental Morning Post. Real estate developers have cut prices in two cities in Eastern China to spur sales, According to Nomura Securities analyst Zhiwei Zhang, property sector’s over-investment problem is China’s number 1 risk, ahead of the trust sector or the local government financing vehicles, because: Its contribution to GDP growth has been critically important over the past five years and the government may not have the proper policy tools to manage a situation where oversupply eventually causes property prices to fall, particularly in thirdand fourth-tier cities.which analysts say could be a signal of broader market weakness ahead. In Hangzhou, a second-tier city one hour train ride away from Shanghai, a developer cut prices by 18% on February 18, prompting others to follow suit. In Changzhou, a third-tier city that suffers from an oversupply problem, a developer cut prices on new project by close to 40%. China’s new home price growth slowed in January, the first slowdown in a year. Property developers slumped today. Bloomberg has the numbers: A gauge of property stocks in the Shanghai index slid 5.4 percent, the most among five industry groups. Vanke, the nation’s biggest listed developer, tumbled 6.6 percent to 6.69 yuan. Poly Real Estate plunged 8.5 percent to 6.77 yuan. Gemdale Corp. (600383) fell 7.7 percent to 5.91 yuan. http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/2014/02/24/soufun-e-house-slump-as-chinese-property-developers-cut-prices/

online real estate services firm E-House (EJ) has sharply trimmed its plan for a new major offering. One can interpret this unexpected twist in a number of ways, which I'll explain shortly. But from my perspective the development looks like one of the first signs that a resurgence of interest in US-listed Chinese tech firms over the last few months could quickly dim in the first half of 2014 as investors turn their attention to other companies. Let's begin with a look at the latest news from E-House, China's second largest real estate services company behind industry leader SouFun (SFUN).E-House had announced earlier this week it planned to raise up to $200 million with a convertible bond offering, becoming the latest Chinese Internet company to launch such a fund-raising plan. But now the company has just announced it scaled back its plan to a more modest $135 million ...... http://seekingalpha.com/article/1898091-e-house-trims-bond-as-investor-appetite-softens?source=nasdaq