Macquarie Group – Algo Buy Signal

Macquarie Group has sold off from $137 down to $114, following a software outlook for next year’s earnings.

Although it is unlikely they’ll deliver 17% EPS growth, it is probable that we’ll see growth within the 5 – 8% range, which will continue to ensure Macquarie Group’s shares remain attractive.

We have the stock trading on a 5% yield into FY20.

Text from a post last month…. Allowing for continued short-term selling in global markets, we suggest investors add MQG to their watch lists and look for the short term momentum indicators to reverse high within the $116 – $120 range. 

We’re now at the point described above. MQG is trading at $114 and looks like buying interest will build near the current price level.

OceanaGold – Algo Buy Signal

OceanaGold is under Algo Engine buy conditions and is seeing increased buying interest as the stock rallies from the $3.90 support level.

Gold prices hit a three-month high this month as investors flee to the safe-haven bullion amid escalated trade tensions and lower global interest rates.  Additionally, if we see the US dollar weaken, gold will appreciate as it becomes cheaper for investors holding other currencies. 

Buy OceanaGold and look for a rally to $4.50+

Wesfarmers – Opportunity Approaches

Wesfarmers is currently under Algo Engine sell conditions and the recent sell-off from $38.80 may soon see a new buying opportunity emerge.

The market is in the process of repricing Wesfarmers, following tougher trading conditions, which were highlighted during the strategy day presentation.

The earnings update included downward guidance to the department store division and general headwinds across a number of the Wesfarmers businesses. Investors also need to consider the supply chain investment and system upgrades, as capex spending is set to increase.

We anticipate an overreaction to the sell side and therefore, a buy opportunity may soon approach. Keep Wesfarmers on your radar and watch for the next Algo Engine buy signal.

Wesfarmers trades at 21x earnings and on a 4% yield. EPS growth should remain around 4 -5% and we see support for the share price at $34.00

 

 

 

Catapult Group International – Algo Buy Signal

Catapult Group International has now switched from sell to buy conditions and is showing in our “Recent Signals” list.

CAT is a global sports analytics company that provides elite sporting organisations and athletes with detailed, real time data and analytics to monitor and measure athletes. Its products have been used by more than 500 sports teams and organisations worldwide. Its product suite encompasses a range of hardware and software solutions.

Generally, we don’t spend much time on the smaller cap stocks, however, we draw your attention to this one and highlight the need to run a stop loss on a break in price, below the $1.06 support level.

Carsales.com – Algo Sell Conditions

Carsales.Com is under Algo Engine sell conditions following the lower high formation at $13.50.

Earnings guidance provided by Carsales for FY19  are for EBITDA of $210mn and  NPAT of A$131mn. Revenue guidance was a little weak, indicating full year profits are being supported by cost out initiatives.

We will review CAR on the price retracement & Algo Engine buy signal.

 

Crown Resorts – Algo Buy Signal

Crown Resorts is now under Algo Engine buy conditions and we continue to see upside opportunity in the share price.

CWN goes ex-div $0.30 on the 20th September and the stock trades on a forward yield of 4.5%.

Note: There is a price gap back to $11.80. With the stock trading $11.90 today we’ve almost seen the price gap closed. Expect a rally from $11.80, we view this level as a discounted entry point.

Buy Crown between $11.80 & $12.00.

 

 

 

Altium Ltd – Strong Price Momentum

Altium is now under Algo Engine buy conditions.

Altium Limited is an American, Australian domicile owned public software company that provides PC-based electronics design software for engineers who design printed circuit boards. Founded as Protel Systems Pty Ltd in Tasmania in 1985, Altium now has regional headquarters in the United States, Australia, China, Europe and Japan with re-sellers in all other major markets.

As a recent addition to the ASX 100 index we will begin to analyse the financial performance of the business and update you on future research.