RedChip Companies, Inc., announced today the featured lineup for its financial talk show, RedChip Small-Cap Radio, for the week March 1-5, 2010. The daily financial program features exclusive interviews with CEOs and executives of undiscovered small-cap companies before they show up on Wall Street’s radar as well as market commentary by special guests.

Longwei Petroleum, a China-based energy trading company, announced its second quarter fiscal year 2010 results ended December 31, 2009. In the Company’s earnings conference call, CFO Jim Crane was very optimistic on Longwei’s future, especially with the new addition of the Company’s facility in Gujiao.

Earlier this week CTXIF released very positive annual results with net revenue increasing 31.2% year-over-year and net income jumping nearly 63% to $6.02 million or $0.30 per share compared to 2008.With a pending NYSE Amex uplisting, CTXIF is well positioned to provide investors considerable upside.

The InstaBlog from Worthless Pennies regarding China Natural Gas is suspicious, full of innuendo and false allegations and may have crossed the line into outright fraud itself.

In just over six months China Education Alliance has moved from the NYSE Amex to the world’s premier stock exchange: The NYSE. And the uplisting could not have come at a better time for the Company as its much anticipated acquisition plan is now beginning to reveal itself.

Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA is on a roll. They’re growing faster than ever, order backlog has ballooned to over $58 million, and we’re only in the first quarter of the New Year. Which is why the U.S.-based solar module manufacturing firm is looking to fully expand their solar research and manufacturing capabilities by owning their own factory.

I’ve been hearing a lot about the “China Bubble” over here. Well, you know that’s what it is—it’s just talk—China Bubble talk. The companies represented in the U.S. markets that are based in China are fundamentally very solid companies. They’re not trading at extraordinary P/E’s. Most of the companies in our portfolio are trading below a P/E of 10. The average P/E for the S&P over the last 20 years is about 17.

As the Indian economy rebounds, the government is anxiously getting back to the massive infrastructure projects that had stalled during the global recession. At the top of the list is the construction and repair of the roads, bridges, and transportation infrastructure that remains vital to maintaining the country’s significant economic growth. IGC is one way for investors to play the often overlooked but critical component to the construction efforts of each building project. A simple but profitable resource: rocks.

China New Media’s (OTBB: CMDI) IPO in late December presented some significant excitement for investors. Shares in the China-based outdoor advertising company initially traded at $2.04, but within just a few trading days climbed to a high of $3.99.

RedChip stocks are outpacing the market in the just first few weeks of the New Year. Eleven RedChip stocks hit their 52 week highs in January.