NAB Shares Still Pointing Lower

On May 4th, we posted a report that the NAB’s H1 results would likely lead to a sell off back to the January lows of $30.50.

After going ex-dividend today, NAB shares have traded down to $31.65. A combination of the new bank levy and increased bad debt provisions will likely continue to weigh on the stock price.

We maintain our $30.50 target and suggest buying put options into June or selling covered calls to enhance portfolio returns.

 

Property Stocks Under Pressure

After the strong rally in SGP, LLC, GPT and MGR, the price action looks to be rolling over, pointing lower, and we’ll watch these names closely. SGP appears to be showing the most selling pressure with the current price action taking out the 4.74 low formed on the 26th of April.

Our Algo Engine generated a buy signal on MVA.AXW (Vaneck Vectors Australian Property ETF) back in November at around $18.40, the ETF traded up to $21.30 and in the last week it’s starting to run into selling pressure.

 

Chart – SGP
Chart – MVA

 

Cyber Security ETF: HACK

With a widespread ransomware attack hitting thousands of computer systems over the weekend, we expect increased interest in the cyber security Exchange Traded Fund with the symbol: HACK.

HACK is made up of the leading companies in the global cyber security sector. These stocks include Symantec, Check Point and Cisco Systems.

This ETF started trading in September of last year and offers investors exposure to a diversified portfolio of the world’s largest cyber security companies in a single transaction.

BetaShare ETF: HACK