SPDR S&P/ASX 200 Listed Property in under Algo Engine buy conditions since February at $11.30. This week we’ve seen a further buy signal on the recent pullback to $12.50.
The SLF provides a basket trade with diversification across the REIT sector. SLF and GMG remain our preferred property allocations.
Cimic Group 1H21 earnings beat market expectations, with group revenue growth of 10.6%2 to $7.1bn and NPAT of $208m for HY21.
Factoring balance further reduced by $243m YTD from $976m at December 2020 to $733m at June 2021. 10.4bn of new work awarded in HY21, with total work in hand increasing to $33.3bn.
FY21 NPAT guidance of $400m-$430m maintained, subject to market conditions.
Netflix, Inc. – Common is now under Algo Engine sell conditions. NFLX was in our NASDAQ and S&P model portfolios since June 2019. The recent switch to sell signals resulted in the holding being sold for a 53% gain after a 752-day holding period.
Netflix is due to report earnings on July 20. Our sector preference is Disney.
Disney was added to the S&P model in February 2018 and has since increased 72%.
The inverse ETF’s over the ASX200 are performing well. BEAR (single inverse ETF) and BBOZ (double inverse ETF) are both trading higher as the ASX200 XJO index retreats from the recent highs.
These instruments act as a hedge against existing long equity holdings or as an outright trading position in portfolios.
Chart – BEAR ETF
Apply a stop loss, should the XJO index reverse and trade up through the highlighted range.