Thursday, 7 December 2017

12/7 KL Malaysia Evening Market Summary.

FBM KLCI: 1,719.05 pts (+0.72pts, +0.04%)

The FBM KLCI staged a mild recovery, underpinned by gains in selective plantation heavyweights on Thursday. Market breadth stayed negative with 455 decliners vs. 388 advancers, while 405 counters traded unchanged. Notable gainers include semiconductor-related players like Malaysia Pacific Industries (+46.0 sen), Inari (+11.0 sen) and Unisem (+7.0 sen).

Top 3 Active stocks:

SAPNRG (5218): RM0.965 (-24.5 sen)
HIBISCS (5199): RM0.785 (+2.5 sen)
SIME (4197): RM2.15 (-5.0 sen)

Volume: 1.81 bln (100-day avg vol: 2.30 bln)
Value: RM2.51 bln
Market Breadth: ?:388 ?:455
Crude palm oil: RM2,509 (-RM26)
Dow Futures: 24,169 pts (+12 pts)

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Thursday, 30 November 2017

11/30 KL Malaysia Evening Market Summary.

FBM KLCI: 1,717.86 pts (-2.52pts, -0.15%)

The FBM KLCI slipped in the eleventh hour, due to selling-pressure in Petronas-linked companies amid portfolio rebalancing. Market breadth was also tepid, with 500 decliners vs 367 advancers, while notable underperformers include furniture makers like Latitud (-12.0 sen), Heveaboard (-5.0 sen) and Lii Hen Industries (-5.0 sen).

Top 3 Active stocks:
SIME (4197): RM2.35 (+50.0 sen)
PMETAL (8869): RM5.20 (+11.0 sen)
SPSETIA (8664): RM3.49 (+7.0 sen)

Volume: 2.47 bln (100-day avg vol: 2.29 bln)
Value: RM6.03 bln
Market Breadth: ?:367 ?:500
Crude palm oil: RM2,584 (+RM21)
Dow Futures: 23,983 pts (+65 pts)

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Friday, 13 October 2017

Blue Chip Stocks Focus at now

Investors often turn to blue-chip stocks for the earnings stability and solid annual dividends. However, not all blue-chip companies offer the same dividend prospects. An effective investment method would be to buy consistently and making use of dollar cost averaging to avoid over-exposure to stocks at high price levels. Over the long investment horizon of 10 years or more, consistent investments could bring the biggest yield to one’s investments portfolio.


**Banks**


DBS Bank, Singapore’s largest bank by assets has seen strong price performance gains during the year. Its dividend yield is currently hovering at slightly less than 3%, making it less attractive in terms of dividends returns. OCBC Bank, another local banking giant edged out DBS in terms of dividend yield at 3.17%. UOB Bank has the lowest among the big 3 banks in Singapore, offering only 2.87% annual indicative dividend yield based on last declared dividends and current closing prices as at 6 October 2017. Strong earnings growth were chalked up by the 3 banks, with DBS recording 8% net profit growth as at 2Q 2017, OCBC recording 22% jump while UOB notching 5.5% net profit gains as at 2Q 2017. Prices of these blue chip stocks have risen strongly during the year and depressed dividend yield. Investors should not be looking to pile heavily into these banking stocks when yield is depressed. U.S. is on track to raise interest rates in 2018 and interest rate hike will have negative price consequences which will pull down high yield stocks.


**Telcos**


Singapore Telecommunications, also commonly known as Singtel, being the largest telecommunications company in Singapore is also a great dividend yielding stock. There is intense competition among the telco space in Singapore with Singapore regulator announcing the potential entry of a fourth telco operator. Headwinds have plagued the industry in general. One saving grace would be Singtel has managed to secure the 700MHz spectrum band which could be beneficial to its bottom line since analyst has projected huge capex savings from its winning bid for the spectrum. Netlink Trust IPO which was completed recently during the year could boost potential one-time special dividend payout. It is currently offering a decent 4.76% dividend yield. A close competitor to Singtel, Starhub price performance has been lackluster during the year. Investors may accumulate its shares as it is currently offering a pretty high dividend yield of 6.8% per annum. M1 had suffered the similar fate from lackluster mobile growth and is currently priced at 6.2% annual dividend yield. The sustainability of the dividends is very much dependent on future free cash flows available for distribution and investors should not rush straight into buying the stock due to its current dividend yields from historical earnings and cash reserves.

**SGX**


Singapore Exchange Limited, the sole stock exchange operator in Singapore is a listed entity itself. Its full front focus in developing its derivatives trading business and diversifying away from pure stock trading has started to pay dividends which contributed strongly to its bottom line. 3-year CAGR earnings growth stood at 3%, partly fueled by the increasing trading volume for its China-based futures derivatives products. Singapore Exchange is essentially a monopoly and solid proxy to the vibrant Singapore financial hub. Earnings are expected to be stable, barring extreme investors and fund withdrawals. Singapore government’s push towards enhancing Singapore’s global wealth management status will trickle down and benefit Singapore Exchange as a key player. The dividend yield of SGX stood at 3.67%, and investors could consider allocating a proportion of investable funds into the growing monopoly.


**Wilmar**


Commodity price plunge as a result of China slowdown in late 2015 has put Wilmar International in a difficult financial position. However, Wilmar has weathered the storm well, posting a net profit of USD60 million as compared to a net loss of USD220 million in the preceding year. The Board has decided to raise the dividend rate as well for the commendable first half performance. The dividend yield is at a low end of 2% per annum but a recovery in earnings may see the Board rewarding investors with higher dividends as a result from stronger cash flows from its core palm oil cultivation business.

**ThaiBev**

Thai Beverage Public Co., Ltd., the maker of Thailand’s top beer beverage Chang beer brand portfolio, has been a solid dividend paying stock for years. Despite being the fourth largest producer in terms of global sales volume, its share price is valued at a significant discount to global peers. Its P/E is currently at around 16 times historical earnings and is considered low by taking into account the stable earnings base from its alcoholic beverage segment. Beverage companies are well known for their solid dividend yield and ability to maintain its payout even at recessionary economic conditions. It is currently offering a sweet dividend yield of approximately 3.55% which should provide investors a steady stream of dividend income for the coming years.

Wednesday, 27 September 2017

SGX Market Research of KSH Holdings

KSH reported that the 10th Chinese National Youth Rock Climbing Championship has officially commenced at the Mountain Climbing Training Centre & Outdoor Sports Centre in Gaobeidian, Hebei Province, China, which is part of the consortium’s Sino-Singapore Health City development project.

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The championship attracted more than 150 contestants from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, and the management team expects that the Sino-Singapore Health City will be a choice destination for national and world competitions which will attract tourists, sport broadcasters and outdoor sport lovers.

The Sino-Singapore Health City project is being developed by a Singapore consortium consisting of KSH Holdings Limited, Oxley Holdings Limited, Lian Beng Group Limited, Heeton Holdings Limited and Zap Piling Pte Ltd.

Our fair value estimate of S$0.86 is adjusted to S$0.69 to reflect the recent bonus share issuance of one bonus share for every four existing shares. Maintain HOLD.

Tuesday, 26 September 2017

Share Market Analysis of Ascendas REIT

Ascendas REIT (A-REIT) announced that it has completed the acquisition of a CBD fringe office property located at No. 100 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley, in Queensland, Brisbane.

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The purchase consideration is A$83.8m (~S$90.3m) and including transaction costs, the total acquisition fee works out to be A$89.9m. This translates into an expected initial NPI yield of 7.6% (pre-transaction costs) and 7.1% (posttransaction costs). The acquisition would be fully debt funded.

The freehold 14-storey property has a total lettable floor area of 13,131 sqm and currently enjoys full occupancy with key tenants including the State of Queensland (Department of Health) and three data centre operators. The leases are embedded with annual rental escalations of between 3%-4% with WALE of 4.8 years, as at 30 Jun 2017.

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Friday, 22 September 2017

Singapore Stocks CapitaLand Commercial Trust analysis

Singapore Stocks CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) is securing Asia Square Tower 2 in Marina Bay from US private value mammoth BlackRock for $2.09 billion, or $2,689 psf.
CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) is securing Asia Square Tower 2 in Marina Bay from US private value mammoth BlackRock for $2.09 billion, or $2,689 psf.
This is what financier and research houses are stating a day after the declaration.
Macquarie Research says CCT stays one of its best picks in the S-REIT part, keeping up a “beat” with an objective cost of $1.85.
With the offer of Wilkie Edge and a half stake in One George Street prior this year, the Asia Square 2 securing will enhance the nature of CCT’s portfolio, says Macquarie.
This is in accordance with its all around enunciated portfolio reconstitution technique.
“As Grade A rents have bottomed out, with no new supply until the point that 2021, there is space to upgrade the passage yield of 3.6%, in our view,” says lead financial Advisor Tuck Yin Soong.
Maybank Kim Eng is keeping up a “BUY” and $1.81 target cost.
Stock market analysis by Derrick Heng sees the arrangement emphatically the objective is a fantastic resource which is sold at a rebate to the valuations of practically identical properties and the substitution cost of another office working in the region.
Post-obtaining total use likewise stays agreeable at 37.1%, up from 36%.
Goldman Sachs is keeping up a “purchase” rating on the stock with an unaltered year DCF-based target cost of $1.96.
In spite of the fact that its estimate does exclude the pending arrangement, lead investigator Paul Lian says the proposed securing supports CCT’s attention on esteem creation through portfolio reconstitution and gives CCT an a dependable balance in Marina Bay, a key office sub-showcase.
Deutsche Bank has a “hold” on CCT with an ex-rights target cost at $1.75.
“While we see CCT now being the best intermediary for the workplace division post exchange, the evaluated direct development is not sufficiently appealing in our view for a repeating part,” says lead examiner Joy Wang.
Despite the fact that the 3.6% starting yield on an 88.5% involved Grade A benefit is a tolerable estimating, Wang says the potential increase in inhabitance could generally be balanced by the negative rental inversion given the less bullish view on the Singapore office segment.
RHB is looking after its “take benefit” rating on CCT with a modified ex-rights target cost of $1.60.
In spite of the fact that the obtaining comes at a decent time when office supply is decreasing and rentals bottoming out, the exchange is dilutive to RHB’s FY18 DPU and yield.
“Counting leases that will just begin in March, the property has a conferred inhabitance rate of 88.7%. This is beneath CCT’s portfolio inhabitance rate of 97.6%,” says Financial expert Vijay Natarajan.
As at 11.45am, units of CCT are exchanging 2 pennies bring down at $1.68.

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Monday, 18 September 2017

SGX Shares Movements: GSS ENERGY IS POTENTIALLY BULLISH

Since my write-up on GSS Energy (“GSS”) dated 18 August 2017 (see HERE), GSS’ share price has jumped 12 percent from $0.137 on 18 August 2017 to close at $0.152 on 13 September 2017. Based on my personal chart observation, it seems likely to be in the midst of forming a potential bullish inverse head and shoulder formation.

Chart outlook

GSS has reclaimed its 200D exponential moving averages (“EMA”) within three trading days after breaching. It has subsequently moved back to its lower trading range of around $0.152. Based on Chart 1 below, there are certain noteworthy points.

a) Potential Inverse Head And Shoulder Formation


GSS seems to be forming a potential bullish inverse head and shoulder formation. For the potential inverse head and shoulder formation to be formed, GSS has to breach the resistance area cum neckline of around $0.154 to $0.157 with volume expansion and on a sustained basis. A confirmed break above $0.157 points to an eventual measured technical target price of around $0.186. This represents potential and may, or may not be reached.

b) Indicators are strengthening


Despite the recent plunge from 20 July 2017 to 18 August 2017, 200D EMA was not greatly affected and continued its steady ascent. 20D EMA has also reversed trend and started to climb. Other indicators such as MFI, MACD, OBV and RSI have started to strengthen too. These bode well for the chart.

Near term supports: $0.151 / 0.148 / 0.145

Near term resistances: $0.154 – 0.157 / 0.161 / 0.165

Source: Chartnexus 13 September 2017

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