Sean K
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Insurers and funds managers were slapped down along with the other financials. Difference has been the spring back in the banks while these have bounced a little then just tracked sideways. There's not much faith in a sustained recovery, or they just weren't sold off as much? Dunno.
RBS has raised them to a buy for some reason.
Brokers haven't got much right recently though.
QBE - RBS Australia rates the stock as Buy
BY BROKER NEWS - 03/08/2009
The group has acquired Elders Insurance and the broker estimates the deal will be slightly EPS accretive by 2010.
In its view the current environment will mean further opportunities for the company and so the broker retains its Buy rating, supported by a modest increase in price target. Sector: Insurance.
Target price is $25.12.Current Price is $19.50. Difference: $5.62 - (brackets indicate current price is over target). If QBE meets the RBS Australia target it will return approximately 22% (excluding dividends, fees and charges - negative figures indicate an expected loss).
RBS has raised them to a buy for some reason.
Brokers haven't got much right recently though.
QBE - RBS Australia rates the stock as Buy
BY BROKER NEWS - 03/08/2009
The group has acquired Elders Insurance and the broker estimates the deal will be slightly EPS accretive by 2010.
In its view the current environment will mean further opportunities for the company and so the broker retains its Buy rating, supported by a modest increase in price target. Sector: Insurance.
Target price is $25.12.Current Price is $19.50. Difference: $5.62 - (brackets indicate current price is over target). If QBE meets the RBS Australia target it will return approximately 22% (excluding dividends, fees and charges - negative figures indicate an expected loss).