Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
How Chinese Companies Gain Access to Capital
Many China based companies will be seeking fast access to cash to be able to expand and participate in the huge economic growth of their country. The quickest way for them to accomplish their goals is to be able to provide (a) liquidity to investors and [...]
Energy Demands Leads to Increased Profits
China’s energy appetite continues to increase at breakneck speed in spite of the recent downturn in the financial markets. The country is building currently building one coal-fired power plant a week to keep up with its ongoing demand.
China’s energy sector has attracted investments of 576 billion Yuan ($84 billion [...]
Migration Grows and Consumer Class Increases
The introduction of a new highway system will provide greater mobility to China’s population. Eventually, the younger and more educated will start to migrate from their small villages to the newly developed cities. It is anticipated China will have developed 221 cities with more than one million inhabitants in [...]
It is expected that by 2030, 1 billion Chinese citizens will populate its cities, up from 600 million today. This translates into huge expenditures for mass-transit systems, retail and office space and of course, housing.
As new regions develop new roads, bridges and tunnels will need to be built to connect them. This will [...]
The Infrastructure
There will be many foreign companies seeking access to capital from US markets. The more solid plays coming out of China will be in sectors such as infrastructure, consumer goods and energy.
Infrastructure will pave the way to enormous growth and profits.
Infrastructure development has been China’s main expansion engine over the last twenty [...]
The convergence of the recent market downturn and China’s stimulus plan translates into an opportunity to for China based companies to tap US markets and raise capital. And the quickest way to access that capital is to take their companies public via a reverse merger into an OTCBB shell.
Specifically, how should US investors participate [...]
The People’s Republic of China has announced a 4 trillion Yuan ($586 billion US) spending package. This represents an astounding 20% of China’s gross domestic product (GDP). China’s reserves will be doled in just a few years. This is compared with the $1 trillion U.S. bailout equating to about 8% of GDP. [...]
There is ample evidence that China’s economy will survive this downturn and ultimately thrive in the year ahead. For the last three decades the Chinese economy has been the fastest growing in the world averaging double-digit growth for the last several years. Though the credit crisis has severely hampered growth in the West, China [...]
Here’s why you should consider taking an early position in China in 2009.
The Mother of All Stimulus Plans
The current crisis in U.S. financial markets has affected everyone. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index is down almost 40% from its 52-week high and neither investors nor analysts can predict when we will reach a bottom.
Worse, [...]
WEIJI – The Chinese word for crisis.
However when translated literally, “wei” means danger and “ji” means opportunity. So to the Chinese, weiji has a dual meaning – when there is danger there is also opportunity.
I guess this could be said of most investors, regardless of what country they reside in. Right now [...]
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