Shares of many Chinese companies got clobbered last year amid slowing growth in the No. 2 global economy. TAL Education Group (XRS) and New Oriental Education & Technology (EDU) weren’t among them. The rate at which China’s economic growth is slowing is seen by many analysts as moderating this year, which will boost companies that lagged last year and could really lift outperformers like TAL Education and New Oriental, which both racked up
E-commerce, video games, education: They’re what China’s growing middle class is spending its money on. Today’s International Leaders stock screen offers a look at four top Chinese companies trading in the U.S. that have capitalized on that trend: Alibaba (BABA), NetEase (NTES), New Oriental Education & Technology Group (EDU) and TAL International Group (XRS) . All of the stocks consolidated through September after a wave of bad economic news out
Like GoPro’s action-packed clientele, a stock with a bolting Relative Strength line is also on the move. Today’s Screen of the Day features companies with Bolting Relative Strength Lines. RS lines measure how well a stock is performing against the S&P 500. Here are top 6 based on Relative Strength Ratings. TAL Education (XRS), which offers after-school tutoring programs in China for students in grades K-12, also boasts a best-possible 99 Relative