By 2020, China aims to draw 15% of its energy from sources other than fossil fuels.

China has become a major producer and consumer of alternative energy such as wind and solar power. According to the China Energy Research Society (CERS), China has recoverable wind energy sources of 160 million kilowatts (kw), geothermal sources of 3.5 million kw and tidal energy sources of more than 20 million kw.

Under the strong support of government policies, China’s new wind power capacity ranks number one in the world and currently accounts for approximately 0.8% to 2.6% of the nation’s primary sources for energy. Wind power is expected to account for 11% of China’s total energy consumption in another decade. Wind energy companies like China Wind Systems, Inc. (NasdaqGM: CWS) are showing great return rates with second quarter net income up 69.8% and revenues up 39.7% year-over-year. To increase expansion, the Company is also in the process of negotiating with wind power clients to supply shafts and other forged products in the second half of 2010.

In a law passed in 2005 by the National People’s Congress, China’s top legislature, China set a goal to increase the share of renewable energy resources to 10 percent of China’s total energy consumption by 2020. Solar energy companies like Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing, USA, Inc. (OTCBB: WEMU) are seeing triple-digit revenue increases YoY. WEMU reported a 286% YoY increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2010. With its continuous expansion plan into Nantong, we expect higher revenue increases for WEMU within the next few years.

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To facilitate this rapid infrastructure advancement, companies like India Globalization Capital (NYSE Amex: IGC) are playing a major role along with the Government of India (GoI). Through its IGC Materials subsidiary, IGC operates in the rapidly growing materials and infrastructure industry in India. The Company produces crushed rock for construction projects and recently announced that it has commissioned the first of two quarries for commercial production in Maharashtra, India (Mumbai is the capital of the state of Maharashtra).

The combined capacity of IGC two quarries is estimated to be 10 to 11 million metric tons of rock aggregate representing a potential revenue stream of $40 million over the next 5 years.

According to the Freedonia Group, India was the fourth largest aggregate market in the world in 2006, with annual demand of up to 1.1 billion metric tons. Aggregate sales in India rose an average of 7.7% annually during the past 10 years compared to a global average of approximately 4.4%, with roughly 40% of the demand being for crushed stone. With India poised to accelerate its infrastructure build out, the demand for building materials such as rock aggregate is expected to increase substantially. The government of India plans to invest close to $360 billion in the next three years in an effort to build out the country’s infrastructure. Plans for the construction of 36,500 kilometers of roads and highways have already been implemented.

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.

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1. CMDI is the dominant advertisement firm in Dalian, the commercial center of northeast China. The Company focuses its business on outdoor advertising, a sector which has consistently shown double-digit growth in the last decade.

Source: Company Presentation

2. The Company’s long-term client base includes top companies such as China Mobile (NYSE: CHL), IKEA, China Unicom (NYSE: CHU), Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), Pepsi (NYSE: PEP), and UPS (NYSE: UPS). Client contracts can extend up to three years.

3. Currently in buses, bus shelters, train platforms, billboards, and LED displays in high- traffic areas, the Company has recently launched its innovative City Navigator product. Combining a large LED outdoor advertisement with an internet connected multimedia kiosk, City Navigator provides pedestrians with information and ads for local businesses.

City Navigator unit in operation in Dalian, China

4. Future expansion plans include penetrating Shenyang and Tianjin, the two largest cities in north China (excluding Beijing). With the planned expansion, CMDI could more than quadruple revenue.

5. The stock currently trades at a P/E ratio of 11x projected 2011 earnings in a peer group that trades on average 20x. If CMDI traded at a 20x forward P/E the stock would be $5.

CMDI achieved enormous growth in 2009 with revenues up 57% and earnings up 155% over 2008. Net margin improved drastically over the same period to over 34% and management expects profit margins to increase further over the next 2-4 years.

Operating in a still a fragmented industry in China, CMDI has the potential to not only grow profits but also increase market share (currently at a healthy 40%). With China now the world’s second largest advertisement market, CMDI has a lot of room to grow ….. so maybe there’s six reasons to invest.

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The kosher food market is a growing and globally expanding market as the number of kosher food consumers worldwide is now eclipsing 10 million. A staggering statistic which bodes well for G. Willi- Food International LTD. (NasdaqCM: WILC), an Israeli-based company specializing in high-quality, great-tasting kosher food products. The Company is a dominating force in the still growing kosher food industry in Israel and has now set its sights on the U.S. market.

As one of Israel’s leading food importers, WILC markets and sells its food products to over 1,500 customers in Israel and around the world including large retail and private supermarket chains, wholesalers and institutional consumers. In 2008 the Company sold 80% of their products in Israel, with the remaining 20% being split equally between the U.S. and Europe. However, looking forward CEO Joseph Williger sees WILC’s global presence altering dramatically with a goal for 2011 of 50% of products being sold in Israel and the remaining 50% being split between Europe and the United States.

Many Americans might think kosher foods are sold mainly to Jews or vegetarians, but surprisingly the largest consumers of kosher products are the one in five people who are of Muslim faith. Furthermore, as Americans become environmentally sensitive in a time of “label reading,” an increasing number of people of non-muslin decent are now turning to kosher food products. Only about 15% of people who buy kosher do it for religious reasons, according to Mintel, a research group that last year produced a report on the kosher food explosion. The top reasons cited for buying kosher? Quality, followed by general healthfulness.

Even with market data revealing a $200 billion kosher food industry growing at 15% year-over-year (Market Trend, 2008) the majority of the food industry has yet to realize the profits to be made by converting their food to kosher, giving WILC the opportunity to dominate the market both in the U.S. and Europe.

With continued growth and expansion into the U.S. market, WILC should generate revenue and earnings growth of a minimum of 25% in 2010. Since RedChip began coverage in mid-December 2009 WILC has had an impressive 35% rally to the upside from $5.09 to a January 19 close at $6.87.

With a game-changing geographic expansion underway and deals with major U.S. retail chains in the works, WILC is well positioned to benefit from a growing Kosher market where it has the advantages of experience and financial strength.

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Mr. Cai Yongjun, chief executive officer of Longwei, commented on the agreement: ‘We are extremely pleased to announce the execution of this contract, as it serves to expand our revenue channels. We expect the relationship to grow and are excited to work with this significant Rail Transport Company.’

According to the ’2008-2010 Chinese Oil Product Market Analysis and Investment Consulting Report’ published by China Industries Research Reports online, demand for petroleum remains relatively strong in China due to continued economic growth even amid the current world economic climate. China has the largest petroleum consumption growth rate, currently at over 30%. China’s petroleum consumption in U.S. dollars was 5.33% of the world consumption in 1997, and it increased to 8.48% of the world consumption in 2006. Professionals of China National Petroleum Corporation predicted that the demand for petroleum in China will be 0.268 billion tons in 2010 and 0.305 billion tons in 2020.

The Shanxi Province is one of the largest energy providers and transport cities in China. Last year, the highway freight volume was ranked fifth in the entire country. Shanxi has 4,692 gas stations, about 4 million cars, and a number of large-scale industrial enterprises and power plants that keep demand for coal, electricity, gas, and oil high.

About Longwei Petroleum Investment Holding Ltd.

Longwei is one of leading diesel, gasoline, fuel oil and solvent oil distributors/wholesalers in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, P.R. China. Longwei sells products mainly to large-scale gas stations, coal plants and power supply companies, and on a slighter scale to small, independent gas stations. The Company engages its business through its subsidiary, Longwei Trading, located in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. Longwei owns one state-of- the-art fuel storage facility at Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, P.R. China. The facility includes 14 storage tanks with a total capacity of 50,000 metric tons and has ISO9000 certification.

About Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group Rail Transport Company

Rail Transport Company is responsible for all railway transportation operations, railway sector co-ordination of factories, mined raw materials and products transportation in Shanxi Province which are owned by Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group. The Company services Shanxi Coal Preparation Plant, Shanxi Coking Plant, Dier Coking Plant, Shanxi Gasworks and such companies through Yijing Station, which belongs to North Railway Station. Taiyuan also provides rail transportation in the Gujiao mining area. It services Lu Mine and Ja Mine for train transportation through Chendi Station.

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