Pre-Market Podcast Friday
All major US indexes closed sharply in the red overnight, ending near worst levels, losing more than 1% each as profit-taking weighed on shares.
All major US indexes closed sharply in the red overnight, ending near worst levels, losing more than 1% each as profit-taking weighed on shares.
Full year results were in line with expectations if not 2% or 3% better than some forecasts. The food division did better-than-expected with increased margins (up 76bp). Described as solid growth. Some brokers upped their target price ($38.50 to $41.30) most simply left among changed. Some brokers upgraded earnings (3%), others downgraded (2%). They didn’t…
SUMMARY The Nvidia rally ended – better to travel than arrive. Glad I didn’t buy FANG. The Resources bounce now looks like a blip. Annoying. Chinese property woes simmer. Bond yield yields take over the narrative again. Yawn. Jackson Hole tonight seems more likely to be Hawkish than positive. A Stock Take on Woolworths today.…
ASX 200 finished the week down 67 points to 7115 (0.9%). Down 33 points for the week. Results the focus.
ASX 200 finished the week down 67 points to 7115 (0.9%). Down 33 points for the week. Results the focus.
BHP’s full year results confirmed that BHP is a long-duration trading stock, not a quality, reliable, and especially not a "hold forever" income stock as some people imagine. Despite the brand name there is nothing the company can do when iron ore prices fall 18% in six months, copper prices fall 12% and coal prices…
PE HISTORY The orange line is the share price – the blue line is the Forward PE history. The horizontal blue line is the average PE over the chart period. THE CHART There is a daily short-term buy signal on the chart. DIVIDENDS Going Ex-dividend on August 30. BROKER STUFF
Adding FMG, MIN and CIA as a trade today. Hoping to catch a rally in resources. Short term. Not enough evidence here to buy BHP in the one-stock portfolio. They have gone in on the opening prices today.
ASX 200 rose 34 points to 7191 (0.5%). A solid grind higher with banks in demand.