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Chinese oil refinery heading for explosive share price performance (HAIK)     

Greyhound - 14 May 2007 08:25

Sharp rise this morning in this Chinese oil refinery company. Tipped over the weekend in Small Company Share Watch to be the next ReneSola. Changes in the way pricing operates since China joined WTO is set to change the company dramatically, plus results in the coming weeks could surprise on the upside.

www.haikechemical.com

Quarter 1 update

First Quarter 2007 Highlights

- Total revenues increased by 28% to US$ (or '$') 73.9m (2006Q1: $57.9m)

- Petrochemical revenues increased by 15% to $56.1m (2006Q1: $48.6m)

- Speciality chemical revenues increased by 87% to $17.0m (2006Q1: $9.1m)

- Biochemical revenues increased by 300% to $0.8m (2006Q1: $0.2m)

- Gross margin improved to 12.1% (2006Q1: 7.2%) to $8.9m (2006Q1: $4.1m)

- Net profit after tax increased by 625% to $5.8m (2006Q1: $0.8m)

- Net profit (after minority interests) increased by 650% to $4.5m
(2006Q1: $0.6m)

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cynic - 17 Sep 2007 09:19 - 114 of 180

perhaps i am looking through yellow-coloured glasses, but it does seem that so many of these chinese stocks, so strongly touted by a good number on this BB, are being or already have been walloped - e.g. SOLA, HAIK, WCC and even TAIH ..... i know the markets in general are pretty freaky at the moment, but the low liquidity of these stocks + the (now) general view of chinese stocks makes these reactions of little surprise, to me at least

Greyhound - 17 Sep 2007 09:39 - 115 of 180

It has been a dismal performance but I'm reluctant to go yet despite losses. It's somewhat tempered for me by my gains in shorting Sola. Perhaps hindsight will prove me wrong but I would have thought around here we're overdue a move higher. Having spoken to the CFO I'm still reasonably confident over the medium term. Even holding something like Alliance and Leicester is a risky business these days...

hlyeo98 - 19 Sep 2007 16:45 - 116 of 180

99p today. Time to cut losses.

cynic - 19 Sep 2007 19:56 - 117 of 180

for goodness sake guys!! ..... what is with you?? ..... why did you not cut your losses before? .... the writing has been on the wall for a while .... this is another of these damn chinese stocks into which so many of you have allowed yourselves to be suckered when clearly from day 1 there was limited free market and liquidity.

Greyhound - 20 Sep 2007 08:06 - 118 of 180

I'm already out but should have stuck with rigid stop-loss. C'est la vie!

cynic - 20 Sep 2007 08:11 - 119 of 180

glad to hear it, though i agree it is sometimes tough to obey the discipline ..... could point the finger at myself re TMC which not so long ago was running at a really good profit, but has now been sent to the dungeon to contemplate its sins against humanity.

Greyhound - 20 Sep 2007 08:16 - 120 of 180

I still think it is a good company but generally I'm changing my view from being a bull to thinking that the real turmoil in the markets is yet to happen. Recession maybe.

canada1 - 20 Sep 2007 14:11 - 121 of 180

It doesn't always work to cut your losses, I bailed out of sola when it dropped from 234p to 181p, only to see it go to over 600p !

Greyhound - 20 Sep 2007 14:27 - 122 of 180

True but that was only some 22% fall on thoses prices. I still think the fundamentals are good and the oil price doesn't effect the company as severely as being interpreted but I don't see any support now from a charting perspective. If we do tumble I may revisit....

cynic - 20 Sep 2007 16:16 - 123 of 180

and SOLA has today struggled back up to 300 ..... in fact, by judicious trading (one i got right almost the whole time by good fortune) there was a lot of money to be made in both directions

hlyeo98 - 20 Sep 2007 16:47 - 124 of 180

HAIK is 87.5p today.

cynic - 20 Sep 2007 17:02 - 125 of 180

HAIK is shit ...... SOLA merely tries to emulate!

hlyeo98 - 20 Sep 2007 20:43 - 126 of 180

Total shite...it smells...HAhaha

halifax - 20 Sep 2007 21:37 - 127 of 180

hlyeo98 suggest you read your posts 27 & 28 great company!!

cynic - 21 Sep 2007 08:18 - 128 of 180

not a fair gibe ..... back in May the prospects for the company and sp looked very rosy, as was (briefly) proven ...... however, things change, as is now the case here ..... a similar parrallel could be drawn with NRK!

Greyhound - 21 Sep 2007 08:20 - 129 of 180

I'm no longer a holder and have lost money but I don't believe it is a bad company. It is actually performing very well and is expanding its high margin speciality chemicals business. It has been effected by the rising oil price however I've spoken to management on a number of occasions and this is where they could have better educated the market place as they're able to switch products so that they are not so greatly effected. It will probably fall further but I wouldn't write it off.

canada1 - 21 Sep 2007 09:48 - 130 of 180

She's away, can't buy any now!!!!!!

Greyhound - 21 Sep 2007 09:54 - 131 of 180

As I mentioned above they should have advised the market of this some time back and managed this better!

cynic - 21 Sep 2007 10:07 - 132 of 180

this is a chinese company .... don't expect transparency in anything

PapalPower - 25 Oct 2007 00:21 - 133 of 180

With Turkey hotting up now as well with the PKK issue, things could get exciting on oil prices and perhaps new highs again. All we need now is a good cold winter and we might see the elusive 100$ a barrel, which of course is not good news for the likes of HAIK.


http://money.cnn.com/2007/10/24/markets/oil_eia/index.htm?

Oil surges after surprise inventory drop

Inventory report shows unexpected declines in crude, gasoline, and distillate supplies.

By Keisha Lamothe, CNNMoney.com staff writer
October 24 2007: 3:45 PM EDT

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Oil prices rallied Wednesday after a government report showed an unexpected drop in inventories.

U.S. light crude for December delivery settled up $1.83 to $87.10 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Oil traded down 22 cents to $85.05 just prior to the report's release, then rose as high as $87.20 before pulling back a little.

In its weekly inventory report, the Energy Information Administration said crude stocks plunged by 5.3 million barrels last week. Analysts were looking for an increase of 300,000 barrels, according to a Dow Jones poll.

"Crude should have been able to maintain a more modest decline, if not some growth," said John Kilduff, an energy analyst at MF Global in New York. "Now there are renewed worries over supplies."

Gasoline supplies fell by 2 million barrels while distillates, used to make heating oil and diesel fuel, slipped by 1.8 million barrels. Analysts were expected gasoline stockpiles to grow by 1.1 million and distillates to rise by 200,000.

"Distillates and gasoline supplies compared to last year are down significantly," Antoine Halff, head of energy research at Fimat in New York.

Refinery activity fell last week by 0.2 percentage point to 87.1 percent of capacity. Analysts ...................................
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