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Why I Love This Stock
By:fastmadmoney	Date:01 12 08
global agriculture
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By:sbehel	Date:11 15 07
CHINA
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By:theonlybiker	Date:10 25 07
heard is was a good stock. then read it was a loser. of course I didn't sell it all.
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By:eagleCapitalInvestment	Date:10 11 07
The emergence market in China is the beginning
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By:Barrons	Date:06 02 07
Buy - Price 7.73 on May 29 by Maxim Group Shares still inexpensive with price/earnings ratio is 9 times...Our target of 14 assumes the shares can attain P/E of 16 times '08 EPS...[We foresee] imminent departure of many of SEED's competitors...The company currently produces roughly 97 hybrid seeds with well 100+ in the early, mid- and late stages of government-approval process....the company still believes $80 to $90 million top line is achievable for this fiscal September year end. Our projection remains at $92.9 million, but we have lowered our margin assumptions, resulting in EPS of 65 cents, down from 72 cents.
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By:seldomwr	Date:02 25 07
Growth in China. Earnings. China answer to Monsanto
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Why I Hate This Stock
By:attagirls	Date:04 02 08
picked for name and have lost large percent
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By:argon	Date:10 26 07
heavly shorted
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Q. can anyone explain the BGF seper...

11.12.09 | 20:03 PM Asked by BS7518

A. BGF was an enhanced income security,
which represented one share of common
stock (BGS) plus $7.15 principal amount
of senior subordinated debt. They first
separated the note from the stock, then
did a partial redemption of the bond.
You should have received the following
for each share of BGF
1 share common (BGS)
$4.28 cash per share for the partial
redemption (this includes dividend)
1 note with face value of $3.11

There really is no market for the bond
portion. You will probably end up
holding it until redemption.

Hope that helps.