The stock was up 12.8% at $17.83 on volume of 130,052 shares.
Analyst Jason Helfstein said conversations with advertising agency executives suggest that VisionChina is seeing greater traction with larger advertising clients, partially spurred by a recent hire with strong agency relationships.
Helfstein also noted that VisionChina shares have pulled back 27% since his May 16 initiation. "This pullback exceeds the 22% decline for its peers, even though the peer companies have more earnings risk," Helfstein said.
Oppenheimer maintained its $25 price target, suggesting 58% upside potential. Casey Logan cl/vj
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