Telekom Malaysia Bhd posted an impressive set of results for fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2006, recording net profit of RM2.07 billion, up 155% from a year ago, boosted by higher group revenue, better cost and financial management and foreign exchange gain.
It said on Feb 23 group revenue rose 17.6% to RM16.4 billion, driven primarily by the cellular, data services, Internet and multimedia segments. Overseas operations contributed 25% to the group’s revenue, up from only 13% in 2005.
It recommended a final dividend of 30 sen per share, bringing the total dividend payout of 2006 to RM1.14 billion, representing 55% of TM’s profits.
For full report, go here.
I believe this good results will likely to push TM's share price above its current resistance of RM11.00, thereby triggering a bullish breakout. In such an event, a technical 'BUY' would be issued and one should act accordingly. See Chart 1 below.
Chart 1: TM's daily chart as at February 23
One reader has posted a question about the performance of TM's related CWs, in particular TM-CB. I believe all the CWs of TM are giving the same potentially bullish picture, like its underlying share. If you look at the 3 following charts, you will see that TM-CA & TM-CB have broken out on Friday, albeit closing at their respective breakout level. TM-CC is a tad slower, but I expect it to do the same if TM were to surpass RM11.00 on Monday.
Chart 2: TM-CA's daily chart as at February 23
Chart 3: TM-CB's daily chart as at February 23
Chart 4: TM-CC's daily chart as at February 23
I think that many are concerned about TM-CB since it is expiring on March 16 (less than 20 trading days to go). You may recall that even if a CW is nearing its expiry date, the CW will still go up if the underlying share has a strong move. See the example of Astro-CA & BJToto-CA. In any event, TM-CB is a cash-settled CW & you need not worry about coughing out a large sum to exercise your call option.
Watch TM & its CWs closely tomorrow. Buy them if TM has broken above RM11.00. If you are concerned about the short tenor for TM-CB, then buy TM-CA or TM-CC. Of these 3 CWs, TM-CC has the highest premium of 4.6% (not excessively high) while TM-CB trades at a slight discount and TM-CA at a parity.
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