I have to say I'm somewhat bemused and surprised about the positive reaction in the share price to what amounts to less than 10% of the FY13 revenue. However, given that MND updated the market that it had $1.4 billion of revenue from new contracts and contract renewals as at 1 July 2013, the extra $235 million it will earn from Rio for Cape Lambert is somewhat significant.
Relative to the sector in general, the MND half year results are impressive and have pleased the market. This company continues to impress for being well managed. Overheads down, revenues holding up. Good dividend yield. The concern however, is that this company makes 75% of its revenue from engineering construction and only 25% from maintenance services. On T/A it looks a buy and it has a good dividend yield but I'm not convinced that it can maintain revenues and margins long term.
Can you say why you believe it's a buy on T/A?On T/A it looks a buy and it has a good dividend yield but I'm not convinced that it can maintain revenues and margins long term.
Can you say why you believe it's a buy on T/A?
Can you say why you believe it's a buy on T/A?
+1.There are better opportunities imo. At any rate, trading trading ranges before a breakout occurs is a difficult task. Trading them for the move up to the supply line imo is inferior to swing trading in an established trend. That's where opportunity cost comes into play.
OK.Obviously the stock is in downtrend, but as the posters above me mentioned, a potential double bottom has formed. The share price has bounced off the lower bollinger band on the daily and weekly charts but the gap up to yesterday's open might be of concern to some T/A. I should have chosen my words better and said that the stock might be a technical buy. I don't own and don't have any plans to invest in MND.
Trading halt.... significant contract won according to the company statement.
Any chance it could be Roy Hill? That'd go a long way to filling the revenue gap for the next couple of years.... and they probably have more bargaining power / capability than FGE and may get a better margin.
Obviously the stock is in downtrend, but as the posters above me mentioned, a potential double bottom has formed. The share price has bounced off the lower bollinger band on the daily and weekly charts but the gap up to yesterday's open might be of concern to some T/A. I should have chosen my words better and said that the stock might be a technical buy. I don't own and don't have any plans to invest in MND.
That sure is a double bottom now, can't see any obvious resistance after 17.3 is broken, perhaps 17.8 for the descending triangle?
On the basis that it tested the 200 day EMA in early sept, late oct and late dec, and has yet to conclusively break above it, on the latter two occasions it pretty much rallied straight to the 200 day EMA then immediately reversed. it's gotten to around the 200 day EMA today, so i opted to take the money and run. if it drops back down to the 15'ish level again, i'll probably look to re-enter at that point
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