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NASDAQ:BIDU

Baidu.com (BIDU)

115.74
-0.37 (0.32%)
as of Jun 12, 2026, 3:54:00 pm Market Open.
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DON'T BUY

Avoid this one. One of the things he thinks about when investing in emerging markets is the viability of the business and the viability of the profits. If you’re thinking of this kind of a stock, you are going out on a limb twofold in terms of 1) taking a stand on the secular permanence of the technological lead in Chinese search engine market and 2) the regulatory outlook.

COMMENT

Internet search engine of China. Have about 70% market share in the PC desktop search space. Real issue, as it is for all competitors in the US right now, is what is their share in mobile. They only have about 35%. Raised about $1.5 billion in November, which should get them on a good footing to try to push into the mobile space.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 26/11. Down 15.31%.) Has had a lot of negative news in the last little while. Has competition that is trying to capture share but it hasn’t impacted earnings. Also, it is hard right now for them to monetize mobile search. Thinks the story still has legs.

SELL

This was a star going up until a couple of years ago. Chart indicates the 200 day and 50 day are falling. For the time being you want to be out of this stock until there is some strength showing.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Sep 26/11, Up 7%) Fallen a bit out of favour. Google for China. They now have no competition. Upgraded to Phoenix search. Tremendous potential to grow and a dominant player. Growth rate is extraordinarily high.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 26/11. Up 9.42%.) The “Google” of China. Almost a monopoly. Well-run and has good technology. Still a Buy.
TOP PICK
When Google left China, this helped them a lot as they are now the only answer. Very solid company. Product offering has improved dramatically. 50% earnings growth over the next year. This will probably slow down to maybe 30%.
DON'T BUY
When you look at emerging markets, you want to see a clear alignment of interests via insider ownership. You want consistent dividends. This one does not do that. Growth stocks are something you rent for while. You don’t want to rent this one.
COMMENT

Caller bought Sept $85 Puts expecting it to go under $80 by Labour Day. Too far in price and time? Not a big believer in "Buying" Puts or Calls. This one has great numbers so probability of it going down to $80 is very low. If you own the Puts, Sell them..

BUY
Likes this one. 36% of the search engine in China and is growing quite dramatically. Search is very under penetrated in China. As broadband moves across China, search gets more and more useful and has more and more money spent on it. In the early stages of search and new services. Well positioned and fast growing.
HOLD
Sept 85 Puts. Too far out in price and time? You are currently $40 out of the money. There would have to be a serious sell off in China and he doesn't see this happening. Really a lottery ticket at this stage and he wouldn't add to them.
WEAK BUY
Has a very strong position and he wishes he owned it. He was a little nervous about the multiple. When Google pulled out of China there was another opportunity to buy it but he thought it was too highly priced. They are in a very strong position in China. Now that Google is not a competitor, they are in a good position. Very optimistic outlook for the Internet industry. The business will do well, even if not the stock.
DON'T BUY
Internet company based in China and has been a huge beneficiary of Google pulling out of China. Expensive. Prefers Ctrip.com International (CTRP-Q).
COMMENT
Formed a short base Dec, Jan and Feb. Considering the global environment during that period; it was surprising it didn't fall further. It started moving up when the rest of the market bottomed in March, which indicated it had great strength. He would be nervous about shorting this.
SELL
Has had an amazing run. There is definite concern that the Chinese market has overheated a bit and share prices have got ahead of the fundamentals. He would take profits.
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