Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Morning Call | 19 November 2013


FLOWS
Tuesday, 19 November, 2013
BUY
SIME, PERDANA, GENTING
SELL
KNM, MAYBANK, GAMUDA
STOCK ALERT
STOCK NAME
DATE
PRICE
BUY/SELL
TARGET PRICE
MAYBULK (5077)
19/11/2013
RM1.71
BUY
RM2.00
buy Maybulk as the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) is indicating a sharp improvement in both the quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year Q3’2013  results of the company.  The average Q3 BDI is 47% higher than Q2 while the average Q3’13 is 57% higher than Q3’12. After 5 consecutive quarters of dismal results, the Q3 results may be the catalyst for a major upgrade of the stock. In addition, a Bloomberg survey of shipping analysts showed that they expect dry bulk charter rates to increase by 43% in 2014. Pacific Basin Shipping Ltd, in their recent conference call post their Q2 results, also said that bulk rates have bottomed in 1H13 and will be higher in 2H13 & in 2014. Maybulk is currently valued at 0.98x p/bk versus than bulk shippers in the region of P/bk of 1.04x. It is also trading near its strong support of RM1.70/68 level.  Buy
 

 
FGV (5222)
19/11/2013
RM4.30
BUY
RM4.93
The stock has retraced nearly 61.8% of its rally from RM4.09 to RM4.59 in Oct’13. It is also 7% from its recent high achieved post the announcement of the acquisition of the remaining 51% stake in Felda Holdings Bhd (FHB). The stock rallied earlier because the purchase consideration is at an attractive 11x 2012 earnings and a p/bk of 1.2x. This is especially favourable if compared to FGV’s FY13 PER of 23.5x & p/bk of 2.4x. In addition, the Director General of Felda was quoted to have said that the vendor, KPF, will use part of the proceeds to acquire at least 10% stake in FGV (this effectively provides a floor on FGV share price). Technically, FGV price performance  has been disappointing since the first week of listing, hence it is not surprising that FGV has minimal foreign interest as most investors have given up on the stock and cut their losses. With the above acquisition,  favourable CPO price with potential target of 8-9% from the current level (after clearing its resistance neckline level at RM2,485/ton), coupled with the plantation sector entering a seasonally low production period which provides positive news flow on declining stock levels, and being under owned by both local & foreign investors, FGV is a buy at current levels.
 
 
Calls for  NOV Week 2
STOCK
Initiation Dates
Initiation price
BUY/SELL
TARGET PRICE
LAST PRICE
% Change since Initiated
BHIC (8133)
12/11/2013
RM2.65
ACCUMULATE
RM3.20
RM2.98
+12.4%
GHLSYS(0021)
12/11/2013
RM0.885
Take Profit
-
RM0.825
-6.8%
E&O(3417)
13/11/2013
RM2.01
Trading BUY
RM4.20
RM1.96
-2.5%
BJFOOD(5196)
13/11/2013
RM1.63
ACCUMULATE
RM2.07
RM1.67
+2.4%
NAIM (5073)
14/11/2013
RM3.56
ACCUMULATE
RM5.12
RM3.58
+0.5%
ALAM (5115)
14/11/2013
RM1.40
Technical BUY
RM1.68
RM1.49
+6.4%
WASEONG (5142)
15/11/2013
RM1.70
ACCUMULATE
RM2.00
RM1.69
+0.6%
PERDANA (7108)
15/11/2013
RM1.94
BUY
RM2.30
RM1.95
+0.5%
TM(4863)
18/11/2013
RM5.16
Trading BUY
RM5.90
RM5.10
-1.2%
SWKPLNT(5135)
18/11/2013
RM2.50
BUY
RM2.90
RM2.50
+0.0%

 

HOLD
CONT SELL
SELL/ TAKE PROFIT
CONT BUY
STRONG BUY