Buy Sydney Airports – Sell Call Option
We recommend buying Sydney Airports at current levels and selling a March $7.50 call option to enhance yield.
SYD goes ex-div $0.18 on the 28th December

Sydney Airports
We recommend buying Sydney Airports at current levels and selling a March $7.50 call option to enhance yield.
SYD goes ex-div $0.18 on the 28th December

Sydney Airports
Oil prices remain well supported by recent platform closures in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Hurricane Gordon, and Exxon’s warning of a supply crunch in Nigeria.
We recommend buying the dip in Santos near the $6.50 level and also accumulating Origin on the current share price weakness.
OOO.ASX Oil ETF was added to our ETF model back in June and the ETF is now up 8.5%.
WPL and OSH look expensive at current levels and we’ll wait for the next Algo Engine buy signal before considering these names.
STO
We recommend accumulating Origin on the current share price pullback
Buy zone $7.50 – $8.00.
We will update the initial upside target in a future posting once the stock re-establishes upside momentum.

Origin Energy
Our Algo Engine generated a buy signal in EVN, following the recent higher low formation.
Via our “Opportunity in Review” webinars and blog commentary, we recommended an entry level at $2.65. The stock now looks to have found support and we suggest holding the position.
Apply a stop loss an a break of the recent low.

Evolution Mining
Boral reported FY18 results which were ahead of market consensus , with net profits of $514 million.
North American guidance was a little weak, with one-off costs and
operational issues creating a drag on earnings, the market remains hopeful the risks on the Headwaters integration recedes.
Based on FY19 earnings growth of 12%, Boral now trades on a 3.8% forward yield. We remain cautious whilst the the lower high price formation and ALGO sell signal is in place.
Boral goes ex-div $0.14 on the 4th September.
Our preference in this sector remains CIM and DOW.

Boral
Over the next month we will run a special coverage segment on US stocks and review the performance of recent Algo Engine buy signals within our S&P100 model.
To kick-off, what better way to start than looking at Warren’s portfolio?
Here are his top 25 holdings…

Ramsay Healthcare reported FY18 results in-line with market consensus, however, the FY19 guidance was below expectations.
Underlying earnings increased 7% in FY18 and that growth rate is likely to slip to 4 – 5% in FY19. With the stock on a forward yield of 2.7% we see further downside risk to the share price in the short-term.
RHC is a high quality business and we’ll be watching for the next Algo Engine buy signal.
Material earnings benefits from new hospital projects are expected in the coming years; we see both Healthscope and Ramsay Healthcare as long-term value plays with a defensive yield.
Buy Healthscope today and remain patient for the entry condition into Ramsay.


URW reported 1H18 earnings of €6.61 per share, which was ahead of market consensus forecasts.
Full year guidance 12.75-12.90 per share was maintained for the combined entity and synergy cost saving targets were upgraded.
URW will be looking at 3 billion + in asset sales as they rationalise their portfolio, post the Westfield acquisition. Progress on this front, along with more detail in the next earnings update, should help to drive further share price appreciation.
Group EPS growth is forecast at 5% and the the stock is now on a forward yield of 6%.

Unibail-Rodamco
CIMIC is likely to deliver 10%+ EPS growth over the 2 to 3 years.
The industry backdrop remains supportive and we encourage our readers to set an alert for a retracement in CIM back below $48.00.

Cimic
Our Algo Engine triggered a buy signal for AZJ going into yesterday’s ASX close.
With the stock trading $4.22 today, we now look to accumulate AZJ and sell the Nov $4.40 call to add an additional $0.10 of cash flow for the next 3 months.
AZJ next goes ex-div in Feb 19 for $0.14.

Aurizon Holdings