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To: hui zhou who wrote (1136)	2/17/2006 10:43:16 AM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 1992

Read this article about Feishang. it worth a lot. and that is why the stock price shot straight up after they finished the paper work. I wish I knew it earlier. I would have bought a whole bunch of it. goofiz.com CHNR's problem is that they are NOT familiar with SEC/Nasdaq rule. Now they are paying the price. Nothing wrong their business. It is unfortunate if they really got delisted BBC, nothing wrong with it either. The stock (9% of the company) they bought is CHNG, which is actively engaging in switching to NASDAQ. So the stock price is pretty firm. I was trying to buy some at $5, very difficult. And I am not surprised if the stock go up to $10 after the switching BBC only purchase 9% of CHNR, NOT entire company, which they can hardly afford to even if they want to CHNR, is the biggest natural gas company in XiAn. Their profit margin is pretty high. I read that their EPS in 2006 is a little over 1 Yuan, so for ADRs, it is more than $1. The stock is definitely a bargain at $5. The problem with these Chinese companies is that they do NOT have enough English PR. So most of people in the US have NO idea what are they and what are they doing, including you<g>

To: hui zhou who wrote (1136)	2/17/2006 11:21:20 AM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 1992

Here is another new company just bought a Shell company from NASDAQ --HFGB.OB They have not started to do PR or road show yet. When they start and get the news out, I will not be surprised if the stock goes to $5 or higher. Right now it is 0.55, I was trying to get some at this price, but could not. No volume, and the asking price is almost $1. This is a pure/real Biotech play in China, and has some patent on Lutin and do plenty export

To: hui zhou who wrote (1136)	2/17/2006 11:02:24 PM
From: Julius Wong	Respond to of 1992

... BBC. They jump into a natural gas business in Shannxi. Why? One of the key components of Bodisen's fertilizer products is urea, which is manufactured through natural gas.