American Oriental Bioengineering: Warming Up or Cooling Off?

• Report this Comment On November 24, 2009, at 12:13 PM, Lostnconfused wrote:

  Warming or cooling?..... For me it is cooling, since it went through my stop. I guess I shouldn't feel so bad though. It is a 5 star stock.....hmmm

• Report this Comment On November 24, 2009, at 3:52 PM, aristide07 wrote:

  I would say that 5 stars may appear to put a stock in a favorable position to be bought. However, the majority can be dead wrong at times. Which goes to show, " Nothing is for sure and a 5 star stock can be trash."

• Report this Comment On November 24, 2009, at 8:26 PM, Riot5000 wrote:

  How long has Motley Fool been pumping this stock?

  After they lose tons of money, they then turn against AOB and make sure it never gets off the Penny stock list, ever again.

  Way to go MF.

  I bet you do not know any more crap than any stock picking monkey, but shhhhhh, don't tell your brood of idiots who keep listening to you and losing all their shirts.

• Report this Comment On November 25, 2009, at 2:36 AM, lukesaber2 wrote:

  This stock has strong fundamentals and is at a very low price. For those of you that expect a stock to rise after YOU buy it just because it has a 5 star rating then you need to really re-think your trading strategy. Give the stock a year or two. It can't stay at this price with double digit returns and earnings growth AND a book value of 4.41 a share.(assuming the growth and returns continue) If this stock drops much lower it will have more cash per share than the stock price. I personally think the stock is down because big money is very short term. The company recently made big investments which hurts the cash flow numbers and the market is waiting for that investment/expansion to start showing returns.

• Report this Comment On November 25, 2009, at 8:11 AM, johnnytwodog wrote:

  AOB also has a P/E of 6.

  Motley says they have been scouring China to find bargain stocks with P/E's less than 11. Yet, Motley has orgasms over China Green Agriculture (CGA) with a P/E of 19, and bashes AOB.

  The fact is, AOB has had, and continues to have, explosive growth and profits. At less than $4/share it is a bargain.

• Report this Comment On November 25, 2009, at 10:14 AM, aristide07 wrote:

  Sometimes you buy a stock and you hold it and hold it and hold it as it goes down, while you see others go up.

  After a time you get thoroughly disgusted and say "To hell with it". At this point, you just do not give a damn what the stock will do. So you sell it and hope that you can purchase a stock that will treat you better.

  All stocks can go up or down at a given point. You try to put the odds in your favor and just like in gambling, nothing is certain. Unexpected events can happen anytime and change the outcome.

• Report this Comment On November 27, 2009, at 12:46 AM, amoneynorth wrote:

  there is a reason why this stock is traded way below peer group. Low p/e doesn't mean anything. The problem is the mgmt

• Report this Comment On December 01, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Viking70 wrote:

  I have to agree with amoneynorth. After listening to AOB's quaterly earnings conference call, I lost alot of faith in AOB because management just didn't seem to have any clear ideas of how to increase shareholder value. I still have my shares and will hold thru the next the quarter and re-evaluate, but this is one case where the low PE appears to be justified.

• Report this Comment On December 09, 2009, at 11:22 PM, Fool wrote:

  I don't know if I have EVER seen a story about this stock that wasn't from the FOOL. Seriously, why are you pimping it so hard?

  P/E, hooray for that. I am pretty sure Google Owners would say their are more important things. A long time ago, before I realized the FOOL's real agenda I bought some AOB.

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