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Macquarie are sitting on a massive pile of cash having just completed placements, they also have active treasuries in many countries so funds are not a problem.So much for Highly-Geared / Leveraged investments I guess?
Only time will tell!
The stock price on Monday is nearly certain to tumble. I think I'll probably pick some up soon as it's looking very under valued.
The stock price on Monday is nearly certain to tumble. I think I'll probably pick some up soon as it's looking very under valued.
The stock price on Monday is nearly certain to tumble. I think I'll probably pick some up soon as it's looking very under valued.
What value have you worked out for them? I'm sure a few analysts would like to know your method.
I'm with UF here mime, picking a bottom here for MBL could cost you many pennies.
You have to remember what MBL does - it has a very large inventory of held for sale assets (i.e. investments in businesses) that it looks to flog/recycle through M&A and public floats. Due to the re-pricing of risk that has taken place, it is going to be a whole lot harder for MBL to flog these to the market in the near future. Add to that a bulk of their revenue has come from deal making - do you think the level of deals they processed last year compared to the year coming is bigger or smaller?
MBL is a big no no ATM - but this is just my opinion....
Cheers
Reece
I agree Lach. Couldn't trust buying any support levels at the moment. Fear is winning the game. People with cash are going to have a field day in a little while. This is one on my long term list along with WDC once (if) sub prime dust settles.Emphasis again will not touch this one in the current market climate UNLESS it can show some sign of reversal. At the moment far away from that, but interesting after todays downward move.
Dropped (un)comfortably through the first resistance around 78 - next stop 75.
I'm not sure if anyone should be getting into financials for quite a while, as this is without doubt the top for them. Only one way from there.I agree Lach. Couldn't trust buying any support levels at the moment. Fear is winning the game. People with cash are going to have a field day in a little while. This is one on my long term list along with WDC once (if) sub prime dust settles.
1249 [Dow Jones] Citi analyst Mike Younger keeps Buy rating on Macquarie Bank (MBL.AU) and repeats A$122.88 price target, reckons today's share price reaction to concerns in credit markets is overdone. "The broad consensus view is that there has been an overreaction as far as credit spreads go globally, and it would seem that the market is shooting first and asking questions later," Younger says, noting U.S. investment banks have also been hit. Says MBL's model not under threat at this stage, says deal flow may be slightly impacted, although not to same extent as private equity deals. MBL down 7.5% at A$76.29.
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