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How to Play China Without Getting Played
04/30/08 - 01:25 PM EDT
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The following is a series of videos on the latest investment angles in China from TheStreet.com TV. China Watch: KFC Does YUM Right KFC is a hot spot in China, where huge growth at the restaurant gave YUM Brands YUM great earnings. Watch this video.
China Watch: Playing Political Instability. Reports say the Chinese government will speak to the Dalai Lama. Patrick Schultz and Brittany Umar pinpoint how this will affect the market and run through a lightning round of big-name Chinese stocks and how they will fare, including how to trade Bucyrus BUCY and CTrip.com CTRP. Watch this video.
Macau Says No Dice to More Casinos Macau officials are saying no to new game licenses and casinos, but reporter Nick Yulico says several casino companies will benefit from this, including Las Vegas Sands LVS. Watch this video.
China Watch Mail Bag: All About Baidu Schultz and Umar get so many questions concerning Baidu BIDU. Here's their attempt to tackle them all. Watch this video.
Hank Greenberg Makes China Connection In a special interview with Gregg Greenberg, insurance titan Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg speaks about investing in China. Watch this video.
China Watch: The Beijing Put New trading rules out of Beijing have sent Chinese stocks soaring. Schultz explains how to play the situation and why he's calling it the 'Beijing Put.' Watch this video.
China Watch: Luxury Cars Fly Off Lots Auto sales are booming in China -- especially gas-guzzling SUVs and luxury cars -- despite high oil prices. Schultz says it's all due to the rising middle class wanting the "good life." Watch this video.
China Watch: Google Takes On Baidu Google's GOOG teaming up with China Mobile CHL in effort to process more local Web queries through mobile phones than computers -- and dethrone Baidu as king of Internet search in China. Watch this video.
China Watch: Google's Good but Baidu's Better Larsen Kusick says the dorky Google is no threat to the cool, hip Chinese search engine. If you own it take a victory lap, if not, better hold until after earnings -- the value could be priced in. Watch this video.
China Watch Mailbag: Baidu Wins, Olympics or Not Schultz says the upcoming Olympic Games in China aren't helping Baidu make a killing -- the company's already doing that on its own. It's expanding and blowing away competition. Watch the video. To stay up to date on China and other emerging markets, visit TheStreet.com's Playing Emerging Markets section.
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