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I think banks got a ways to go before I be buying em , I'm just guessing at this stage , but my ' man ' will be sending me some figures later today , but id suggest an approx 3-5% hit to earningsNewbie here so go easy on me if my line of thinking is flawed as this thread develops.
Anyone looking at buying the banks yet? "Levy" to be passed on to consumers through fees so shouldn't hurt them too much should it? Guess the lending market has tightened up though so growth in that space will be tougher for them.
Cheers Luke
I think banks got a ways to go before I be buying em , I'm just guessing at this stage , but my ' man ' will be sending me some figures later today , but id suggest an approx 3-5% hit to earnings
well buy away then , not sure how its factored myself given budget was only last night but carry on , you seem convinced ...Factored in by now though isn't it?
well buy away then , not sure how its factored myself given budget was only last night but carry on , you seem convinced ...
Agree that the big banks/ instos would have known about the levy in the budget. Probably why they sold off yesterday then all the retail guys had a panic sell this morning but seems to be bouncing back in the short term. Good for mean reversion guys like myselfRelax, discussion is how we, mainly I learn. That levy was speculated yesterday before the budget though which was the reason there was big wipe off yesterday?
Agree that the big banks/ instos would have known about the levy in the budget. Probably why they sold off yesterday then all the retail guys had a panic sell this morning but seems to be bouncing back in the short term. Good for mean reversion guys like myself
Some fundamental guys would be able to elaborate i'm sureThanks, appreciate some thinking behind the concept.
well buy away then , not sure how its factored myself given budget was only last night but carry on , you seem convinced ...
Sell the rumour buy the fact... now that the transaction tax has been announced, it wouldn't surprise me if banks are flat or even green tomorrow. The tax is in essence an invitation for the banks to raise their interest rate for borrowers independent of the RBA. So that's why we are seeing the $AUD falling (as prospect of RBA raising rates is diminished). You'd also expect the regional banks might gain some market share as a result. So there are some of the thesis to build trades around tomorrow.
After opening down 1.5-2%, banks are now well off their lows with ANZ, NAB and CBA close to flat (it's 11:40am). Regional banks are up 3-4%.
Plan the trade, trade the plan. Closed ~2/3 of the positions now. It may or may not carry on this afternoon but the easier bit of the trade is done.
For what it's worth I sold ANZ in January at 31 and a bit and bought back in yesterday at 28.75. 5.5% fully franked. Looked inviting but will be keeping a close eye on SP.
Share Price or Stock Price I'm guessing.What's SP? See this used everywhere
I remember I thought oh yeah Asx will open down due to big banks etc etc.Newbie here so go easy on me if my line of thinking is flawed as this thread develops.
Anyone looking at buying the banks yet? "Levy" to be passed on to consumers through fees so shouldn't hurt them too much should it? Guess the lending market has tightened up though so growth in that space will be tougher for them.
Cheers Luke
All I will add to buying banks mid May is that its a rare thing for June XFJ to make a HL than MAY , as a swing trade you will do better to wait till june swing low more times than not . for those short term trading banks I'm sure you can find a reason to buy a few times a week but I am referring to buying banks in regards to a multi week hold . I might be wrong this time but i'd suggest the odds of that are slim to none .... carry on
Banks have a lot more headwinds than they did 6 weeks ago ( APRA and budget levy ) and that is weighing on outlook and I would suggest will continue to
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