Chart 1: KLCI's weekly chart as at August 14 (courtesy of Quickcharts)
Chart 2: 2nd Board's weekly chart as at August 14 (courtesy of Quickcharts)
Chart 3: Mesdaq's weekly chart as at August 14 (courtesy of Quickcharts)
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Tong Herr’s last 4 quarterly result is substantially better than the preceding 4 quarterly result, with net profit jumping 196% from RM28.1 million to RM83.1 million, while turnover more than doubled from RM207.8 million to RM442.8 million. EPS has also jumped from 33 sen to 98 sen during these periods.
Based on its closing price of RM5.85 for today & last 4 quarter’s EPS of 98 sen, Tong Herr is now trading at a PE of 6.0 times.
Technically, Tong Herr is still in an uptrend line, with support at RM4.80. In addition, it has a strong horizontal support at RM5.00.
On Friday (3rd August), two new CWs over indices were listed. They are KLCI-C1 & HIS-C1, which are European-style Cash-settled CWs over the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (‘KLCI’) & the Hang Seng Index (‘HSI’), respectively.
KLCI-C1 was issued at an IPO price of RM0.215 with exercise ratio of 500:1; exercise level of 1,380 and maturing on 3rd March 2008. On the first day of listing, the KLCI-C1 dropped to RM0.165, reflecting the lower level of the KLCI (which closed at 1,335.42). At that price & index level, the KLCI-C1 was trading at a premium of 9.5%.
On the other hand, HSI-C1 was issued at an IPO price of RM0.40 with exercise ratio of 2,500:1; exercise level of 23,000 and maturing on 29th February 2008. On the first day of listing, the HSI-C1 dropped to RM0.26, reflecting the lower level of the HSI (which closed at 22,495.17). At that price & index level, the HSI-C1 was trading at a premium of 5.1%.
Recently, there was a spate of CWs issued for foreign underlying shares, traded on the HKEx and SGX. I have posted on the issuance of these CWs as well as highlighting the potential of 2 such CWs, i.e. HKEX-C1 & CHMOBIL-C3. To help in your short-term investment or trading, I have prepared a table valuing all the CWs for underlying stocks traded on HKEx, except the zero-strike CWs. From this table, you can see why HKEX-C1 & CHMOBIL-C3 are doing so well lately. One other CW that may do well soon maybe HSBC-C1.
CLSA in its daily report yesterday has highlighted an interesting angle to the story of ANZ’s hiring of Michael Smith (formerly with HSBC) to spearhead its Asian operation. According to the report, this move by ANZ could bode well for AMMB, which is ANZ’s biggest investment in
From the monthly chart (Chart 1), it appears that AMMB (closed RM4.10 as at June 13) has broken out of its big consolidation pattern at RM3.70/80 level. Its next resistance will be at RM5.00, 5.50 & 7.00. From the daily chart (Chart 2), we can see that its immediate support is at the medium-term uptrend line at RM4.00, while resistance is at RM4.20.
As at 12.00 noon, AMMB share price has jumped 20 sen to RM4.32. The volume accompanying the breakout of the RM4.20 horizontal resistance is huge & convincing. I believe AMMB's uptrend should accelerate & it may test the RM5.00 target next.