ALGO Sell Signal For Caltex

Our ALGO engine triggered a sell signal on CTX into yesterday’s ASX close at $31.15.  The “lower high” structure is referenced to the high of $32.02 posted on April 20th.

Since announcing stronger profit guidance numbers on June 12th, shares of CTX have risen over 8%.

Internal momentum indicators are now approaching the overbought area near $32.00 and a near-term correction lower looks to be the most likely direction.

We see strong resistance in the $32.25 area and initial support at $30.40.

CalTex

 

 

 

Enhance Cash Flow On TCL And SYD

Our ALGO engine triggered a sell signal on both SYD and TCL into yesterday’s ASX close at $7.47 and $12.20, respectfully.

We suggest either taking profits on the stock or using the option strategy  outlined below.

With both of these names going ex-dividend on June 28th, we suggest selling a call option above the market to increase cash flow and enhance the return.

For TCL, we are looking to sell the October $12.50 call for around 24 cents and collect the 28 cent dividend.

For SYD, we will sell the October $7.75 call for around 12 cents, which will keep investors in the stock to collect the 18.5 cent dividend.

Transurban

Sydney Airport

ALGO Update: SGR Is Good Value Below $5.00

After trading as high as $5.45 on May 28th, shares of Star Entertainment Group slipped over 13% to reach a 1-year low of $4.73 last week. 

However, several broker notes have recently rated the stock as an “outperform” citing increased revenue during the month of May and targeted the share price to rise to $6.25 over the medium-term.

Our ALGO engine triggered a buy signal in SGR on April 12th at $5.05. We consider buying SGR  below $5.00 a good value for client portfolios.

Star Entertainment Group

 

 

ASX200 Index – Support at 5964

The ASX 200 Index finished the week up 0.8%.  The best performer was the Utilities sector, up 7.5% and the worst was the Health Care sector, down 1.3%.

5964 provides support for the index and a long bias should remain in place, whilst the index is above this level.

 

ASX 200 – XJO
Dow Jones

Keep QBE On The Radar

After trading as high as $10.50 on May 18th, shares of QBE have dropped over 10% and reached $9.25 last week.

However, the share price got a lift on Thursday after UK Ratings agency, A.M. Best affirmed its Financial Strength Rating to A, and its Long-Term rating to a+.

At Friday’s closing price of $9.41, QBE is trading at a P/E of 13 and the 22 cent dividend on August 24th places it on a yield of 5.10%.

Our ALGO engine triggered a sell signal on QBE at $10.30 on May 3rd. We expect that signal to reverse soon and will advise on entry levels in a future posting.

QBE

 

 

 

 

 

APA Takeover Offer – 30% Premium

APA received a non-binding takeover offer at $11 per share, implying a
value of almost 15x earnings.

 APA has granted access to due diligence and the offer will remain subject to regulatory approval from FIRB.

With the share price trading below the takeover offer, we’ll be weighing up the arbitrage opportunity in the week ahead.

We feel other stocks within the infrastructure sector will continue to get a boost from takeover interest and medium term support from the bond market’s tepid outlook.

One example we’re attracted to within this theme is Spark Infrastructure.