Following a number of analysts upgrading the outlook for Graincorp, the stock rallied over 5% in yesterday’s session.
We’ve been tracking this name, waiting for a reversal with increased volume and conviction. With the stock closing yesterday at $8.64, we now consider the $8.16 low as new support and look for a base to build at or near $8.50, with upside potential to $9.00.
CTX’s 1H17 group NPAT was A$307 million vs guidance of A$290-310 million.
EBIT of A$470 million was also inline with company guidance of $450- 480 million.
FY18 EBIT will remain flat as the company works to reduce costs to off-set losses from the lost WOW supply agreement.
We have Caltex trading on a forward yield of 3.8%.
Our Algo Engine triggered a sell signal in Goldman Sachs on the 8th July 2017 at $253.00
Goldman Sachs is now trading 10% lower and the technical structure looks like there is further downside pressure to the $200 price level.
Goldman Sachs
We continue to believe AZJ will come under selling pressure as the company moves to lower the future dividend payout ratio.
Medibank’s FY17 group NPAT of A$450 million was slightly ahead of consensus, largely on higher investment income with a 2H16 dividend of $0.0675 cents per share.
Based on FY18 EPS growth of 1 – 3%, we have MPL on a forward yield of 4.4%.
Following recent Algo Engine buy signals, we’ve seen solid price performance in TCL, SYD & AMC.
At the time of the algo buy signal, we highlighted these stocks to members as preferred buying opportunities.
However, we now see the stocks as near full value. Yields have compressed relative to 12 month EPS growth and investors should look to take profit, or sell at the money covered call options.
Our Algo Engine flagged a buy signal in Suncorp following the recent sell-off, which has resulted in a 15% price correction.
At $13.00, Suncorp is now forming a “higher low” formation and a technical bounce is likely to occur.
We recommend a stop loss below the $12.58 low.
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The S&P/ASX 200 Index finished the week down 0.06%.
The best performer was the Energy sector, up 3.8%, and the worst performer was the Property Trusts sector, down 2.4%.
The XJO remains in a “lower high” pattern, following the sell-off from the recent 5836 level.
Scentre Group reported 1H17 profit growth of 3.5% compared to the same time last year.
We have the stock trading on a 5.5% yield, based on FY18 distribution of 22 cents per share.
When AGL was trading at $27 back in April, we were warning that the stock was overvalued and suggested that fair value was back at $22.
AGL is now trading $23 and members should be watching for a buy range to develop.
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