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Let’s start with some news for this week, the world's largest consumer technology trade show CES officially kicks off tomorrow in Las Vegas, and Nvidia's Jensen Huang is expected to share about updates on its B...

Despite a recent drop, Tongfu Microelectronics' long-term returns remain strong. Market caution grows as EPS growth outpaces average annual share price increase. Dividends have boosted total shareholder return.

The company's transition to profitability could justify a strong share price gain. Despite recent loss, long-term investors have made an 18% return each year over five years. Short-term problems may exist, but shareholders should monitor the fundamentals closely.

Despite a price bounce, the company's P/S ratio may still seem like a strong buy compared to China's Electronic industry. However, some investors may believe this decent revenue growth could underperform the broader industry soon. The company's P/S lags behind industry peers, suggesting some shareholders are more bearish than recent times suggest, accepting lower selling prices.

Despite strong growth forecasts, Zhejiang Wazam's P/S lags behind the industry. Market may anticipate revenue instability, pressuring the P/S ratio. Investors should note 2 warning signs for the company.

The company's balance sheet is considered a little strained due to its EBIT loss and the liabilities it carries. The company is seen as a risky stock due to its financial performance and the amount of debt it carries.

The company's high P/S ratio may not be justified due to its lower forecasted revenue growth. Investors' bullishness may not support the high P/S and predicted future revenues for long.

Shenzhen TXD TechnologyLtd's P/S lags behind the industry despite recent price hike. Shrinking medium-term revenue contributes to low P/S, with investors skeptical about potential revenue improvement justifying a higher P/S ratio. If these trends persist, share price may remain stagnant.

Despite Shenzhen Jove Enterprise's recent share price hike, its P/S ratio aligns with industry median. However, poor three-year revenue trends and industry growth forecast hint at potential unsustainability of current P/S ratio, risking a share price drop.