WTF all round in the last 2 sessions. Today looks like capitulation? Big volume and finished well off the low. $4 was resistance / support from some time back.
Possibly a short term bounce back to $5?
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On the fundamentals, yield is now a respectable 4.9%. EPS 25.34c which means a PE of 17.4. Earning growth historically at 20% p.a. so PEG <1 which seems somewhat attractive. Seems "well priced" at the moment IMO barring any major external shocks.
Anyone got any current analysis on this stock?
Good time to buy.... floods are over, no more cyclones or fires(maybe)
stock still isnt that cheap in my opinion. The aussie dollar is another factor to consider...alot of people will be avoiding holidaying in Aus due to their currency not stretching very far...of course you could see these things as short term and as such presenting you with a nice chance to buy...but for me I would like to make an investment in this stock with the first digit being a 3
just some things to consider..
still on my watchlist, anyone have any analysis at the moment, FY reports just in...
24c EPS so @ $4 WTF is trading at 16.7x PE. Pretty expensive for a company that didn't grow profits this year. Question is where is the growth going to come from to justify the high PE. If there isn't growth the market will continue to de-rate the stock probably down to PE 10 or 11. FLT and WEB are both good comparables and they trade at ~12-13x PE. That's the possible downside target in the short term imo.
On a fundamental business level it's hard to see WTF having a great deal of "moat" around their business. Their rooms are not always the cheapest and you have global players like Expedia and others fighting on their turf...
I agree about the pricing, they have specials which can be good value but for general booking I never use them (and I travel a fair bit). I can't see any moat either, the high RoE is a function of their business model not the business itself. Like a fund manager.
Not sure how to interpret that... but with the shareprice at 10x book value the high ROE exists on the balance sheet only and not for the investor's dollar.
I mean the only reason the company has a high RoE is because any web business is usually people power intensive, and not much in the way of real assets on the BS. Often a high RoE can be an indicator of a moat, but not in this case.
This makes sense. I was just nitpicking your choice of words (business model vs the business itself).
Earnings growth does not always equal share price growth. You need to remember that if the market expects higher earnings growth than is reported, and all other things are equal, the share price is going to head south to factor this in.WTF is going on here.... share price down ~10% in two days after announcing a rise in profits of ~10% ?? Now I'm confused... and unhappy.
WTF is going on here.... share price down ~10% in two days after announcing a rise in profits of ~10% ?? Now I'm confused... and unhappy.
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