CNOOC Limited (ADR) (NYSE:CEO)

China will continue to grow

This is tracking porfortlio of the 20 stock I pick for 2012...

12/14

3.3% div, S&P 5 star

Great growth, margin, current ratio, ROE. Low debt. Good yield and yield growth.

low P/E cash fountain

low PEG, strong price uptrend

May not be an ideal entry-point but for a long-term investor, it is good enough. More technical analysis discussed at http://seekingalpha.com/article/252129-the-best-integrated-oil-company-you-don-t-know-about-cnooc

global gains

hottest producer on the planet. more contracts in more countries than the old names.

LO VOL BUT A WINNER

The Gulf of Mexico will be closed for a while....big oil will move to offshore China and CNOOC gets a cut of all the action....thankyou ...thankyouverymuch (Elvis voice)

Found via Magic Formula style screen. Reasonable dividend. Large Chinese oil company with potential geographical/political risks, but unfortunately the U.S. is no better. There may be a better time to buy this later this year, but this is a gradual re-entry back into the market for me since April.

China needs oil and this company will be aggresively buying all that it can get and selling it directlly to China's population.

Increase in oil production, and possible tightening of policy by OPEC are two factors that make this stock highly favorable.

I do not see a reason that they cannot earn more than 15USD/share soon.

Everyone used to talk about the decoupling being impossible or when America sneezes everyone else..... well, I never bought that. The natural corrective mechanism is capital flow, currency exchanges; there are enough people with savings in Asia who would like to buy nice things, the things THEY make, if they were to be given a chance. Obviously they need to create national social infrastructure, a lot of work to be done, but right now they have the money to see it through. If they ever don't have the money, it will be because their USD savings have vanished, but in that case... we need to worry about ourselves, not a bubble in China.

That being said, don't rush in and buy manufacturing, maybe anything in China; wait to see where prices settle then loan growth slows down in China. If we cannot increase interest rates and reduce stimulus, then resources are the place to be.

The only real choice is to begin taxing passive earnings (dividends, capital gains, "DEATH!!!!!" (estate) earnings, and increase the personal income marginal top bracket, because these things would not affect the economy, maybe only real-estate. Not going to happen --- just think about the responses that I would get for even suggesting this --- not unless things get much worse. We are more likely to try to print our way out, but as our economy becomes smaller relative to the rest of the world, the non-inflationary ways of doing this, the market for exporting our inflation, is going to dwindle.

quality chinese and a market correction = buy

you can not compair any other company with CEO with market cap of over 7-Terillion dollars.

Call based on technical analysis. Downtrend until further notice....