$EJ E-House (China) Holdings Ltd Chart








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$EJ Chart - nice follow through today - congrats! - hitting the red horizontal resistance line - it is the Key level to close above & turn into support - the annotations on this chart were made yesterday -

$EJ Chart - the middle Bollinger Band @ 6.12 is the Key level to close above & turn into support - the May 4th closing price is the Key resistance level to close above -

yep it's time to dump e-house and buy bitauto

I've 10k shares that i'm going to dump if the earnings are bad and the stock starts to fall

I can't believe people don't keep up with this stook

Does anyone have any opinions about earnings coming out in the morning.

EJ +4.50% @ 9.415, 715K
Nice recovery in progress from good news sell-off.
Should significantly benefit in time from China QE.
Very Bullish rating (9.3 on scale of 10) from five independent analysts covering.
Dec 1 ex date for .20 divi and shares!
Holder at 9.65.
MG
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Yikes, in reviewing these last posts the stock is up since about 50% since then.

Will the fall begin today, or has it already begun???????

Still very early. Not nervous at all. Yes the clock is ticking but that okay.

Rahj getting nervous? Or still to early to tell? There is a lot of resistance at $6.20 though. I will give you that one.

Glad I could get it right. I personally would not take the risk.

Tradeit explained it very well.

I still agree with you Tradeit1. I see positive things on it, it appears to be a great company, but I see money to be made on both sides of the coin.

You got it Tradeit!
I figure you can run both sides of this one easily. Yes more risky but wow the money.

He is a technical analysis believer. That is okay, I am a fundamental guy. He appears to look at the fundamentals as well or he would not say it is a good company. He is looking at the overall trend of sharp rises after the earnings reports then slippage until the next earning report is released.
I think what his play is he can short the stock now. Then right before the earnings are due buy some stock, sell after earnings then again short the stock for the ride down.
My thought is You could get stuck with a huge short if the company begins to inform the investment community more often then just the earnings report.
Does that sound about right? I don't want to put words in your mouth.

I can see if I believed in Technical Analysis. I myself am a Fundamental guy. Find a good company, good foundation, good management, take that information and look to see if it is undervalued. That will, in the long run always win. The past price trends of a company do not always reflect the future.

I see positive things for the company long term. Especially with the new reports about China's real-estate market. I think in the long run, even without lots of updates the price will rise as this sector rises in China. If their numbers continue in the direction they are, what is not to like about them. It would be better if they had periodic press releases in order to keep the investors interested, but the numbers speak for themselves.

Your right Tradeit. I think this is a great one to short, then wait until a few weeks before projections come out and start buying for then hit the short side of things again.

I like the pattern on this one... While it looks good as a company, Short comes to mind.

Taking a look at the stock overall it seems to be a great play. I think the biggest issue is that the stock puts out earning releases, they look great. The market reacts to the stock then no additional news is put out until the next earnings report.
IMHO, The lack of news between the reports allows the stock to wither. A few news stories would at least inform the investors more of what is happening. I myself have seen a few industrial news reports that look promising. For example "Chinese real-estate companies advanced in New York after the biggest increase in new home prices since 2011 boosted the industry’s outlook." that is from Bloomberg. Chinese Housing Market Boost

It would be nice to see a few more press releases to know what is going on. The financials are great. But not much else really on what is happening in between financials.

Those second quarter results were impressive. I wish they would update the info page here to reflect the current situation.

664,000 now and hasnt budged.

147,000 shares traded today so far. Good start to the day. This comes with positive movement. Looks like the support is holding.

You think its shown support here at 5.90 ish or do you see it dropping to a new level?

IMO the sell off was due to the people who were in at 4.50 a few weeks ago. I cant say I blame them. That being said. I still need more research, but I am happy with the financials that I see.

yes awesome bounce today.

looks like it's ready to bounce. Financial news was awesome,can't imagine why it sold off on Friday!

Well, All is fairly quiet here. I need to do a bit more research on this one but it is looking interesting.

Hello hello hello..... EJ back in play maybe?

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EJ gained 6.32% on 07/20/11 and a total percentage of 14.11% in the past 2 day
EJ is trading in the range of $7.27 - $10.02 in the past 30 days.
EJ bounced back from a recent support.
Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is bullish for EJ.
Money Flow Index (MFI) is bullish and moving up for EJ.
EJ formed a bullish Price & Exponential Moving Average Crossover signal.
The 10-day simple moving average is bearish and moving down for EJ.
Average volume decrease over 5% for EJ.

EJ, one of my old favorites!!


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The Chinese Small Cap Sector - The Other Side of the Rain

Many of us in our posts here are comparing the miniscule market capitalization of many of the Chinese small cap companies to the otherwise much higher valuations warranted by the strong past performance and the strong growth forecasted into the future and then express frustration, suspicions and despair due to the huge dichotomy between these two values.

I find it screamingly obvious that the relationship between market values and fundamentals across this sector is broken according to any common norms or benchmarks. Please note that I am referring here mostly to Chinese companies that are focused on and operative within the Chinese domestic markets and have no export activity.

As an indicative example, please consider the price chart and the declining P/E Ratio of CNIT (China Information Technology, Inc.) throughout this crisis, beginning at its preceding top in October 2007:
During the period between October 2007 and February 2011 the EPS for the years 2007 until 2010 grew 2.2 fold from $0.33 to$0.73, a blistering compound annual growth rate of 30.3%, yet the share price declined by 56% from $10.5 to $4.6 and the P/E Ratio declined by 81% from 32.8 to 6.3, drawing better than words how the ascribed risk shoot up and the sentiment fell off a cliff to the bottom of the barrel. To date, there is no indication that CNIT's growth may weaken going forward.
In particular, the declining price pattern that started for CNIT in October 2009 and continued until end of February 2011 ($8.0 to $4.6) is highly typical across this entire sector's price behavior during the past year. Even more so if we consider the fact that during this later period the broad market continued to rally additional 22%.

Having made this broad observation, I find it reasonable to assert that the companies themselves are not to blame. The answer must lie elsewhere.

And if we understand that the crowd behavior and its sentiment drivers are where to look - given the recent dark wave of allegations with respect to the entire Chinese small cap sector as being systematically fraudulent - we get our answer.

Clearly, the worst financial crisis in recent history and the collapse it caused has impacted investor psyche in a big way. In these post-crisis times, having stared at the abyss not too long ago, we are still carrying post-traumatic types of emotional weaknesses that influence abnormally our investment mindset and practices.

As we human beings are being threatened and hurt, our rational and enlightened mind recedes into our emotional tribal mind, which recedes into our instinctive survival mind, all depending on the level of threat and despair. The effect on our common crowd behavior is as if our elevated cultural evolution receded to darker periods in our history. For in-depth understanding of our crowd behavior as investors I recommend reading the book "The Psychology of Technical Analysis" by Tony Plummer.

As simple examples to consider, we may develop distrust and animosity towards different and remote people and cultures (they become the enemy), and conspiracy theories are easy to develop and get a hold (all Reverse Mergers done by Chinese are suspects of fraud as part of a pervasive scheme).

We are all essentially subject to a natural law which organizes individual behavior through the influence of group activity. And fear is likely to drive most of us straight into the arms of the crowd. And as top traders know, the crowd always loses in the end.

In this unregulated online exchange of information and opinions we are all taking a part, any stranger can cast doubt and spread fear by making allegations without stating conflicts of interest or having tangible evidence. It is common knowledge that the Chinese belong to historically separate and unfamiliar culture and different behavior patterns and therefore could be easily misinterpreted and abandoned if indeed dark and primitive emotions emerge and govern the scene. So under such extreme distrust and licentious environment, who would risk investing in a Chinese small company that might very well turn the next day to be accused of fraud? During the past year it seemed to be as dangerous as walking in a minefield. The encounters between ruthless short traders who smelled the fear in the air and their sheep-like insecure pray culminated in a blood bath that has racked up devastating losses for many shareholders.

Yet those of us who are able to regain their rational and independent mind from the oppressive direction of the crowd, may very well assert firmly that the correct and wise broad perspective is that China is a phenomenal growth story that is based on nationwide systematic innovation and investments, flexible adaptation and fast learning, and efficient and tireless execution of the central government growth programs, and many of these able entrepreneurs who reached out to the Mecca of the capitalistic free world for the best of reasons, overcoming great obstacles, will grow their companies in unprecedented rates with almost zero debts in still highly lucrative and unsaturated huge domestic markets. And in contrast, the US economy still needs to reach the stage where it can stand on its own following the FED's $2 trillion money-printing program, and the necessity to reduce the astronomical deficits and escalating debt levels is a very tall order. For an enlightening reading about the Chinese civilization I recommend reading a series of articles http://www.historians.org/projects/giroundtable/Chinese/Chinese3.htm.

It should be acknowledged that by the end of 2011 the majority of these companies will be trading on Wall Street and reporting to the SEC for their fifth consecutive year, a sufficiently distanced time from the early days following their typical Reverse Merger debut.

This Reverse Merger debut (reverse IPO) is the single most highlighted indicator to pinpoint a fraudulent Chinese company according to the governing fraud conspiracy rhetoric. Yet many of these companies have already engaged top tier accountant and law firms and have substantially improved their transparency and timely reporting as well as having been qualified for up listing to senior exchanges. I find it absolutely absurd to conclude at this point in time that these companies came to Wall Street in droves just to cheat for five consecutive years and counting, manipulating top professionals and paying hundreds of thousands of dollars as fees each year just for keeping this grand scheme alive. And correct me if I'm wrong, none of the accused firms (e.g., HRBN, YONG, CBEH, CEU, CCME, CHBT, ONP, CGA, CAGC, CSKI, CHNG, altogether I believe no more than one or two dozen) were delisted or legally proven as fraudulent to date.

As a final remark with respect to the Chinese entrepreneurs who are ill treated almost to the level of scoundrels by the all too many bashers of late: It is worthwhile appreciating their deep cultural heritage as there is a very real advantage of being part of the oldest living civilization. The values of culture and of being civilized have existed in China so long that they have soaked right through the whole people. Even a poor Chinese with no education is likely to have the instincts and bearing of an educated man. It is in their nature to set great store by such things as personal dignity, self-respect, and respect for others. And they have tremendous hunger and aptitude for education, which is one of the reasons why the future progress of China is likely to be amazingly rapid.

So as the problem lies in the crowd psychology domain, so does the solution. The distortion in the crowd behavior will be mended as this historic crisis continues to heal over the next several years and broad senses of normalcy and confidence are gradually restored. Time reveals truth and justice, and in this particular case the systematic and robust growth of the large majority of these companies will be depicted by the credibly audited financial statements. And the wave of fraud allegations will lose most of its hot air as there is a certain limit to how many times few can cry 'wolves' and they never really come.

A realistic and sound investment horizon that perhaps must be considered in order to benefit from the market capitalization recovery of this sector may be five years from today. I believe it is conservative to assume that many of these companies will grow their EPS by 15% to 20% per year and gradually be granted a P/E Ratio of 20 to 25. This implies that the Chinese small cap sector in all likelihood is a ten-bagger. We all can do our own calculus with respect to our chosen investment candidates based on our best analytical scrutiny. The key point here is that there will come the time when these Chinese companies will regain their credibility and be evaluated in full according to their consistent and dependable performance. It is my solemn observation that the dire sentiment has reached its nadir and it is only a question of time and an invisible match to fire it all up. Perhaps the time will be ripe later this year as 2010 10-Ks will be reported and 2011 estimates will be released and the first half results will be supportive of these estimates.

Good luck to all who are of the same line of independent thinking. It may very well spell an investment opportunity of a life time.

We need a bounce soon, that 16 did not hold well at all.

More volitile today than last week, but still holding green.

Let's see a strong close and more gains tomorrow!

Excellent steady gains continue!

On pace to exceed my target of $17 by end of the week!

Glad to see the momentum has carried through the long weekend, would love to see $17 at least by week's end!!!

Looks like we could be in store for some more steady gains here today!

Pending admin review of course

I am going to take over mod position on this board.

Loving the steady gains I am seeing here lately.

Let's see $20 by the end of January!!!

Another huge day here after a big Friday!

Closed at 15.45 +0.490 (+3.28%)

E-House China Started At Buy By Jefferies >EJ

Dec 31, 2010 11:45:57 (ET)

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December 31, 2010 11:38 ET (16:38 GMT)

May be time to re-enter Price (USD) $17.50

Hope the price isn't an indication of whats to come though

E-House to Report Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2009 Financial Results on March 9, 2010



E-House (China) Holdings Limited ("E-House") (NYSE:EJ), a leading real estate services company in China, today announced that it will report its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2009 before the U.S. markets open on March 9, 2010.

E-House's management will host an earnings conference call on March 9, 2010 at 8.30 a.m. U.S. Eastern Standard Time (9.30 p.m. Beijing/Hong Kong time).

Dial-in details for the earnings conference call are as follows:

U.S./International: +1-617-213-8050 Hong Kong: +852-3002-1672 Mainland China: 10-800-130-0399

Please dial in 10 minutes before the call is scheduled to begin and provide the passcode to join the call. The passcode is "E-House earnings call."

A replay of the conference call may be accessed by phone at the following number until March 16, 2010:

International: +1-617-801-6888 Passcode: 48151870

Additionally, a live and archived webcast along with the transcript of the conference call will be available at http://ir.ehousechina.com/ .

About E-House

E-House (China) Holdings Limited ("E-House") (NYSE:EJ) is China's leading real estate services company with a nationwide network covering more than 70 cities. E-House offers a wide range of services to the real estate industry, including primary sales agency, secondary brokerage, information, consulting, advertising, online and investment management services. The real estate information, consulting, advertising and online services are offered through E-House's majority owned subsidiary, China Real Estate Information Corporation (NASDAQ:CRIC). E-House has received numerous awards for its innovative and high-quality services, including "China's Best Company" from the National Association of Real Estate Brokerage and Appraisal Companies and "China Enterprises with the Best Potential" from Forbes. For more information about E-House, please visit http://www.ehousechina.com/ .

For investor and media inquiries, please contact:

In China:

Michelle Yuan Manager, Investor Relations E-House (China) Holdings Limited Phone: +86-21-6133-0770 Email:

Cathy Li Ogilvy Financial, Beijing Phone: +86-10-8520-6104 Email:

In the U.S.

Jessica Barist Cohen Ogilvy Financial, New York Phone: +1-646-460-9989 Email:

DATASOURCE: E-House (China) Holdings Limited

CONTACT: In China: Michelle Yuan, Manager, Investor Relations, E-House

(China) Holdings Limited, +86-21-6133-0770, or ; or

Cathy Li, Ogilvy Financial, Beijing, +86-10-8520-6104, or ;

In the U.S., Jessica Barist Cohen, Ogilvy Financial, New York, +1-646-460-9989,

or

Web site: http://ir.ehousechina.com/

http://www.ehousechina.com/

$22.7!!

Even better at $7.25

looking better at $ 7.00