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Quote from: Melf Elf on November 25, 2005, 09:40:40 AM
Stopped out on this morning's print of 3.51. Loss: 12%.

Quote from: basonista on November 23, 2005, 03:34:27 PM
So much for a profitable Christmas...

Basonista, don't worry...I'll make sure that Santa is good to you.

Thanks for puttng in a good word for me with the big red guy up north, Melf.    As dumb luck would have it, I was setting my sell stop this morning for a sell at a print of 3.51 or less.  Saw that buyers were building up at 3.50, went back to my browser to try to change the sell stop to 3.49 and found that I never confirmed the trigger so I'm still in it.  I guess we'll find out if I was lucky or not.  Wish I could have some of that luck when I sell a stock right before it spikes up!  Hmmm, like DNAG is doing now, after selling it on Wednesday trying to cover some of my losses. 

Health Plan Shortens Sales Cycle by 50 Percent, Achieves 93 Percent Customer Retention Rate with Pivotal

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060117/20060117005496.html?.v=1

Anabolic Laboratories Decreases Expired Stock by 80 Percent and Saves $175,000 Annually with Ross Systems' iRenaissance
Business Wire (Tue 9:00am) 

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060117/20060117005270.html?.v=1

Hi!

I have really no idea about the essence of this press release. However, I am still confident about the P&F Target of CHINA.

Hope we got a nice figure this coming Chinese New Year, the Year of the Dog.

Up another 10%.New 52 week high. I'm selling 1/2 of my position today. It might be a little overbought here.
Bid-4.27
Ask-4.28
Volume-1,780,000

Quote from: stocks2watch2 on January 19, 2006, 11:19:20 AM
Up another 10%.New 52 week high. I'm selling 1/2 of my position today. It might be a little overbought here.
Bid-4.27
Ask-4.28
Volume-1,780,000

s2w2,

Nice going.  Applause.

The top of the channel is at 4.30...the intraday triangle on the 10-Minute chart also measures to 4.30. 

Math for the triangle:

Recent high: 4.05
Low: 3.77

4.05-3.77= 0.28 pts, added to the breakout at 4.02 + 0.28 = 4.30

CHINA printed 4.40 so far today, but not a bad idea to sell some here.

CHINA CDC Software to acquire provider of on-demand supply chain planning solutions, JRG Software (4.16 0.26) 

Co announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase substantially all of the business assets of JRG Software a leader in on-demand supply chain planning solutions delivered as Software as a Service (SaaS). The transaction, which is expected to close by the end of the month, subject to various closing conditions, is anticipated to be highly accretive to CHINA through the current hosted service environment of JRG Software customers and through cross-channel opportunities in the global CHINA customer community of more than 4,000 companies worldwide.

China is expected a pullback. If so, I will buy some around $3.80

well subsidiary china.com did report good earnings earlier this week.  So might be a buy here considering what it is in and its subsidiaries.

CDC Corp. (NASDAQ:CHINA - News) reports early tomorrow Tuesday; look for $0.08. CHINA's PowerRating is 3.

CDC Games Acquires PRC License for the No. 1 Online Game in Korea's Internet Cafes
Monday August 21, 7:19 am ET
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060821/hkm002.html?.v=25

CHINA is kind of consolidating above the support line at the moment

let see 9sma is catching up

CHINA

CHINA - hit another 52week high

This one looks very good. I might get in tomorrow. 

Strong Growth in Q3 for CDC Games' Yulgang
Tuesday October 10, 7:41 am ET

BEIJING, Oct. 10 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CDC Games, a business unit of CDC Corporation (Nasdaq: CHINA), today announced the company's current blockbuster online game in China, Yulgang, continues to enjoy strong growth in Q3 of 2006.

Building on 3 consecutive quarters of robust growth, CDC Games reported registered players of Yulgang was approximately 37 million at the end of Q3, an increase of 23% from Q2 of 2006. The number of items sold top 27.4 million, an impressive 29% growth from Q2. Average concurrent users remained healthy at 218,000, a slight drop from 235,000 at the end of Q2. The number of servers groups in China supporting the game grew to 54, a 13% increase from Q2.

During the recently concluded "Golden Week" in China (October 1 to 7), Yulgang's registered users increased to 37.3 million with average concurrent users growing to 245,000 and over 4 million items sold in the week.

"We are very pleased with the performance of Yulgang for the third quarter and the great start for the fourth quarter," said Dr. Xiaowei Chen, CEO of CDC Games. "It continues to be one of the most popular games in China and the growth in users and items sold even after a full year of operation shows that the future remains bright for Yulgang. With the launch of Special Force and Stone Age 2 early next year followed by The Lord of the Rings Online(TM): Shadows of Angmar(TM), we believe that 2007 will be a landmark year for CDC Games."

Customers of CDC Software's MVI Real-Time Performance Management Solution Win Prestigious Manufacturing IT Awards
Wednesday October 11, 7:58 am ET 
Two Customers Receive Recognition in 2006 Best of British Manufacturing IT Award

ATLANTA & BIRMINGHAM, United Kingdom--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CDC Software, a wholly owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation (NASDAQ: CHINA - News) and a provider of enterprise software applications, today announced that two customers of its MVI real-time performance management (RPM) applications, including Amtico International, were recently recognized for significant achievements at the prestigious 2006 Best of British Manufacturing IT Awards.

CDC Software recently announced that it acquired MVI Technology, provider of the first RPM solution specifically designed for food & beverage and consumer products industries. This innovative solution enables manufacturers to merge automated shop floor data, quality process control and manufacturing performance dashboards as part of improved visibility and continuous improvement campaigns supported by a Six Sigma process.

One of MVI's customers was recognized in the Plant and Factory Improvement category for its transition from poor to excellent operation after its implementation of MVI Technology plant data capture and analysis system. The company supplies both branded and private-label food products. It has several lines filling single service sachets and sticks with sauces, condiments and vinegars and produces 900 million units a year. Previously, the company was using a manual system for quality control, especially in the area of check weighing. The company knew it was overfilling on some of its lines but the previous system did not allow for visibility into exactly how much giveaway was present. Within three months of implementing the MVI Technology solution, the company saw significant improvements in its plant operations and had completely solved the overfilling problem.

Amtico International was highly commended in the Plant and Factory Improvement category for its transformation of production efficiency and operational uptime using the MVI RPM solution to automatically capture and diagnose reasons for failure and improve problem solving. Amtico International created and defined the luxury flooring market by producing high quality imitations of natural products.

The Best of British Manufacturing IT Awards are designed to acknowledge the very best IT strategies and implementations in British manufacturing industry. The Awards are judged by a senior independent panel including consultants, analysts, practitioners and operations directors.

"We are delighted with this recognition for our clients, who have demonstrated how the MVI system can be used to deliver real and tangible benefits to a business and make direct impact to the bottom line," said Mark Sutcliffe, CEO of MVI Technology.

The recent acquisition of MVI expands CDC Software's customer-base in strategic industries and broadens the company's overall offerings with highly complementary applications and services that are proven in the mid-market and with larger, tier-1 companies.

MVI - applications directly complement CDC Software's Ross ERP (enterprise performance management), Ross SCM (supply chain management) and Ross EPM (enterprise performance management) solutions. MVI has more than 80 customers including: Allied Bakeries, Bio Product Laboratories, Calypso Soft Drinks, Coors Breweries, Genentech, Marsan Foods, Premiere Foods, Tetley GB, Abbyland Foods, Berner Foods, Weetabix and other food processors around the globe. With the MVI solution, these companies have reported significant increases in production capacity and responsiveness to customers, as well as reductions in overhead and waste.