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China Digital TV May Appeal to Aggressive Investors as Chart Shows Strength |
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| Jun 08, 2009 11:48 AM UTC |
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Via Long Investment Ideas from Seeking Alpha:
Back in February 21, 2008, I wrote about an interesting stock for Cabot Wealth Advisory. The company was China Digital TV (STV), a maker of hardware and software that control access to digital content on Chinese televisions. Here’s what I wrote at that time. You can read the whole write-up here.
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