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Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Market Talk (EW, MEG)

Banks: EW to offer up to PHP5b Tier 2. East West Banking Corp (EW – HOLD) yesterday started to offer up to PHP5b worth of unsecured subordinated Tier 2 notes. The offer period will run until 27 June, with issue date set on 4 July. The notes will have a term of 10 years and 6 months, with redemption option after five years and five months. Proceeds will be used to strengthen EW’s capital to support its growth plans. This could boost capital adequacy ratio by 2pps to an estimated 20% at end 2014. 

Property: MEG allots PHP230b capex for the next five years. Megaworld Corp (MEG-BUY) is planning PHP230b in capex for the next five years to develop townships, build real estate projects and acquire additional land bank across the country. The company plans to launch 10 residential projects and six office projects each year. MEG is aiming to have 1m square meters of office space in the next five years. 


- ATR

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

SINO's hammer was confirmed

SINO closed yesterday with 10.71% gain. Its price closed above the 38.2% Fibonacci resistance at 1.15 which is good. Notice that the volume on the daily chart below is also increasing which is also good because more buyers are coming. 

Let's see if SINO will be able to pass the next resistance at 1.34 today.

RSI or Relative Strength Index is in overbought at 76.54.

Caveat!


Did DAVIN hit the 4.56 resistance?

Yesterday DAVIN showed a strong opening at 4 and closed with a 20.27% gain. It's highest price reached the 261.8% resistance but was not able to closed above it. Observe on the daily chart below, the RSI (Relative Strength Index) also touched the resistance slope (purple line) which indicates a sell signal. Also its current value is in overbought at 81.18. Take note that DAVIN leave a huge gap below and can attract the price to seal that gap.


Let's see what will happen today.

Caveat!




Saturday, June 14, 2014

HOUSE ready to take off again?

HOUSE bounced from the 78.6% Fibonacci level  (7.98 pesos). Last candlestick seen last Friday showed a bullish sign. Will this be enough to break the last resistance at 8.77 pesos and go forward to reach 9 pesos?

RSI or Relative Strength Index is 64 which is far from overbought and has more room to go just like what it did when it reached it's highest RSI value at 80.72.

So far, overall trend of this stock is still in bullish mood.

Caveat!


Can BEL fill the gap next week?

BEL closed last Friday with 2.64% gain from it's previous price. Observe the candlestick pattern on the daily chart below, it is called Bullish Harami pattern. 

According to Investopedia, "bullish harami indicates that the falling trend (bearish trend) may be reversing, it signals that it's a good time to enter into a long position. The smaller the second (white) candlestick, the more likely the reversal.".  

This pattern was also supported with the RSI that bounced from the green trend line below. (see the green arrow).

Take note also that there's a gap the needs to be filled. (see the white square)

Caveat!


Thursday, June 12, 2014

Market Talk (ANS, SCC, ELI, MEG, GTCAP)

Conglomerates: ANS 1Q profit surge on trading gains. A. Soriano Corp’s (ANS) 1Q14 profits surprise, jumping 94% YoY to PHP1.09b, accounting for 85% of our full-year estimate. Trading gains, mostly on sale of investments, reached PHP987m, up 120%. Maintain HOLD with increased TP to PHP7.76 factoring in higher end-1Q14 investment portfolio balance. Details on page 3. 

Mining: SCC receives summons on civil complaint by contractor. Semirara Mining Corp (SCC – Under review) disclosed yesterday it received a summons based on a civil complaint filed by Bauer Foundation Philippines Inc against the company and two of its officers with respect to the drill and grout of 122 holes at 150 meters each for stabilization measures along the Panian fault in the Panian pit. Damages requested is PHP507.1m broken down into PHP7m actual damage, PHP500m exemplary damages and PHP100,000 on cost of litigation. According to SCC the outlook is favorable as Bauer was not able to deliver on deadline and forced SCC to complete the project themselves. We expect a long civil case which will be reflected in a contingent liability of PHP507m. An adverse decision would be appealed to lower exemplary damages as the PHP500m demanded is inappropriate to the actual damage claimed of PHP7m. 

Property: ELI finalized deal on Pasig property. Empire East Land Holdings Inc (ELI-Not rated), a unit of Megaworld Corp (MEG-BUY), is finalizing a deal to take over a 23-hectare abandoned factory in Pasig City. ELI plans to develop this property as a mixed-use development to be called Empire East City as part of its PHP25b planned expansion. In addition, ELI’s president Anthony Charlemagne Yu said the company’s revenues could grow 10-20% and net profits by 15-30% this year. 

Consumer durables: Vehicle sales up in May. Vehicle sales in May jumped 23.6% YoY and 8.3% QoQ to 19,598 units. Passenger car sales climbed 44.3% to 7,507 units while commercial vehicles went up 13.4% to 12,091 units. In 5M13, total vehicle sales expanded 22.4% to 89,335 units. Passenger cars rose 35.3% to 32,331 units while commercial vehicles grew 16.1% to 57,004 units. Toyota Motor Philippines, a subsidiary of GT Capital Holdings (GTCAP – HOLD), remains the market leader with 44.4% market share on sales of 40,062 units. The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc (CAMPI) sold 181,283 units in 2013 while the Association of Vehicle Importers and Distributors sold 31,999 units, leading to combined auto sales of 211,558 units, higher than the 210,000 target. This year CAMPI is looking at industry sales of 230,000 units. 


- ATR

LTG to bounce next week.

LTG may bounce next week based on the daily chart below. 

Notice the RSI is on the support trendline and the bounce can lead to 15.14 as the first resistance which is tested many times. 

Notice the Kijun-sen line and the 50% Fibo level are sync in 16.44 which will also attract LTG's current price. 

Caveat.




Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Market Talk (FLI, SMPH, MER, EDC, AP, MPI)

Property: Cebu treasurer mulls charging FLI interest. Cebu City treasurer Diwa Cuevas wants to collect interest from Filinvest Land Inc (FLI- BUY) for the late payment of PHP800m that is the government’s share in the joint venture project at the South Road Properties. Monthlyinterest would amount to PHP16m for a total of PHP32m for two months.

Property: SMPH files case against DOTC and LRTA. SM Prime Holdings Inc (SMPH-Under review) filed a case before the Pasay City regional trial court against the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) and Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) for an apparent breach of contract. The case seeks an injunction that prevents DOTC and LRTA from transferring the location of the proposed common station to Trinoma Mall (owned by Ayala Land Inc, ALI-BUY) instead of SM North EDSA. The common station will interconnect LRT1, MRT3 and MRT7 and this was in the terms of the memorandum of agreement between SMPH and LRTA.

Utilities: MER signs two power supply agreements. As reported by Business Mirror, Manila Electric Co (MER – HOLD) signed two separate power supply agreements (PSAs) with Philippine Power and Development Co (PPDC) and Montalban Methane Power Corp (MMPC). The PSA with PPDC was signed on 15 May for capacity of up to 1,051 kW at PHP5.0056/kWH. PPDC owns and operates three run-of-river hydropower plants in Laguna, namely the 448-kW Palakpakin, 75-kW Calibato and 528-kW Balugbog. Meanwhile, the PSA with MMPC, signed on 16 May, covers the purchase of 8,190 kW at a price of PHP5.50/kWh. MMPC owns and operates the 15-MW methane power plant in Rizal. The PSAs with PPDC and MMPC are valid for five and two years, respectively.

Utilities: 10 companies signify interest on Mindanao geothermal IPPAs. As reported by Manila Standard Today, 10 companies submitted letters of interest to the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp (PSALM) for the bidding of the independent power purchase agreement (IPPA) of the Mt Apo 1 and 2 (2x54.2 MW) geothermal power plants. The IPPA pertains only to the management of the output of the two plants, currently at 390 GWh for unit 1 and 398 GWh for unit 2, but ownership and operation remains with Energy Development Corp (EDC – BUY). Out of the 10 bidders, two are  foreign owned while eight are Filipino-owned entities. No names were provided by PSALM but EDC and Aboitiz Power Corp (AP – HOLD) earlier expressed interest in participating. PSALM will hold a pre-bid conference on 26 June.

Banks: BSP eases banking hours. The Philippine central bank (BSP) will now allow local banks to extend or change their banking hours without prior regulatory approval. The liberalization rule is in line with the BSP’s thrust of empowering financial consumers, which is essential to fostering the stability of the financial system. Banks need only to send a written notice to the BSP for any changes in operating schedule. At present, banks are required to open for a minimum of six hours a day, five days a week, except during holidays. The new framework also allows banks to render full banking services during their extended operating hours.

Conglomerates: MPTC increases stake in MNTC. Metro Pacific Tollways Corp (MPTC), a subsidiary of Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPI- Under review) will increase its ownership in Manila North Tollways Corp (MNTC) to 75% after a share purchase deal with Egis, the company’s French partner in MNTC. MPTC agreed to buy an additional 4.6% in MNTC for a total cost of PHP1.7b.

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Will TA continue to rise tomorrow?

TA rising slowly each day which bounced from the 38.2% Fibonacci level (2.39). If you observe the Volume int the below, you can see that it also increasing each day. Does this sound bullish? I guess so. Slowly but surely...

Relative Strength Index or RSI is 61.09, so there's still room before it will become overbought.

Caveat.




Monday, June 2, 2014

EMP closed above the 38.2% Fibonacci line

EMP closed today with a 2.26% gain from the previous closing price. The price closed above the 38.2% Fibonacci line which is a good sign because this line may act as a new support. If you observe on the daily chart below, you will see that there's a threat from the Kijun-sen line and 50% Fibonacci line because this is the last time that EMP went down after hitting these levels. You may want to unload some of your shares or take profits on these area depending on the momentum.

RSI or Relative Strength Index is 50.55 which is still far from overbought.