ALGO Signal: Buy The Dip In InvoCare

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Our ALGO engine triggered a buy signal for InvoCare at $16.40 on yesterday’s ASX close.

The stock looked very expensive when it posted a high trade of $18.10 on December 4th. Since then the company has been the target of several negative analyst’s reports and the share price dipped to $16.25 in early trade today.

The ALGO engine has flagged the “higher low” pattern based on the low price in the $13.00 area back in early August.

We don’t expect the IVC share price to rally back to the $18.00 area in the near-term.

However, we believe with the internal momentum indicators in oversold territory, a move back to the $17.35/40 area is a reasonable trade for both share investors and CFD traders on our SAXO Go platform.

InvoCare

 

CBA Admits To 53,000 AML Breaches

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In what could be described as the largest plea deal in Australian corporate history, CBA admitted it breached the AUSTRAC money laundering regulations over 53,000 times.

The bank’s lawyers argue that a “computer glitch” was the cause for the breach and they are proposing that AUSTRAC prosecutes all of the 53,000 breaches as one infraction, as opposed to each one separately.

CBA also said it will defend more than 100 more serious allegations regarding failure to disclose suspicious transactions.

Our ALGO engine triggered a sell signal on November 13th at $81.52.

The share price has traded down to $79.55 and is still under a “lower high” chart structure. The combination of negative internal momentum indicators and growing fundamental headwinds keeps our trading bias negative on CBA.

The next significant support area is near the December 7th low of $78.30.

 CBA

 

CTX Jumps Higher On ACCC Ruling

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Shares of Caltex spiked 5% higher at the open as the ACCC ruled against the proposal for Woolworths to sell its portfolio of 527 service stations to BP; an estimated $1.8 billion deal.

After reaching a high of $35.00, CTX shares have now drifted lower but are still up over 4.0% at $34.80.

The price structure is still under the December 5th high of $35.70, which reflects a “lower high” trading pattern.

Caltex

 

Transurban – Preferred Holding

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TCL announced a $1.9bn fully underwritten renounceable entitlement offer to
fund WestConnex & West Gate Tunnel Project in Melbourne.

We continue to see high single digit growth in dividends with FY18 guidance at $0.55, placing TCL on a forward yield of 4.8%

TCL & SYD are current holdings in our ASX 50 model portfolio, following the recent Algo Engine buy signals.

 

 

IFL – Buying Support Returns

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IFL has caught our attention again after yesterday’s strong price performance following a number of research houses upgrading the earnings outlook.

The upgrades are supported by aggressive cost savings, post the acquisition of the ANZ advice business.

We’re not convinced IFL is a long-term buy and hold but with the recent upgrades we may see buying momentum create another leg higher in the “higher low” price formation.

We recommend running a stop loss below the recent low.

Medibank – Private Valuation Review

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If we assume FY18 NPAT of $440m, (up 4% on FY17), and $0.12 per share in dividends, Medibank Private is now 20x FY18 earnings on a forward dividend yield of 4.3%.

Medibank continues to drive industry wide reforms, although growth appears limited due to ongoing affordability concerns.

We recommend selling at the money covered call options into June to enhance the yield, whilst keeping exposure to the March dividend.

 

 

ALGO Sell Signal For TPM

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Our ALGO engine triggered a sell signal in TPM at $6.36 on the ASX close on Friday.

After posting a low of $4.85 on September 28th, shares of TPM have rallied impressively on a series of fiber-optic contracts won from the South Australian state government.

However, the technical chart pattern is still defined by a “lower high” formation which suggests lower prices over the medium-term.

We see the next key support level at $5.90 and suggest exiting long positions at or around $6.40.

TPG Telecom