I'm looking across the asx 200 and see absolutely nothing of value...my recent deals in PRG at 1.91 and NCM 22.20 look good but no other opportunities. Waiting for something that pays a decent div to take a dive.
If you care to share, I for one would be interested.Come on - plenty of stuff. I'll sing you a song. I really mean it gang. I'm singing right now - won't you sing along? Got my accordion and my dog. You got to dig a bit deeper - lots of stuff I could sell ya.
I'm looking across the asx 200 and see absolutely nothing of value...my recent deals in PRG at 1.91 and NCM 22.20 look good but no other opportunities. Waiting for something that pays a decent div to take a dive.
The index has just dropped 30 points, does that constitute a dive?
No however I'll buy back the tse shares I sold at 1.91ish for 1.8ish!
If you care to share, I for one would be interested.
CCode Health EPSG (1yr) F EPS Gth 1yF EPS Gth 2y Yield F Yield
AAD Strong 2.24% 2.42% 2.33% 7.85% 8.05%
ALZ Strong 5.36% 3.54% 4.86% 6.34% 6.19%
BWP Strong 9.21% 3.55% 6.34% 6.05% 6.28%
BYL Satisfacto 9433.33% 13.05% 938.16% 7.14% 7.79%
CAB Strong 16.68% 7.18% 11.83% 7.66% 8.10%
CFX Strong 3.15% 3.82% 3.48% 6.57% 7.02%
CMW Strong 16.72% 8.54% 12.56% 8.33% 8.33%
CQR Strong 3.04% 3.82% 3.43% 7.07% 7.32%
ENV Satisfacto 53.48% 25.77% 38.94% 6.24% 6.45%
LCM Strong 109.33% 3.18% 46.97% 6.83% 7.23%
NBL Strong 1061.11% 6.46% 251.58% 6.90% 6.90%
RCG Strong 3.56% 5.82% 4.68% 6.52% 6.52%
SKI Strong 39.50% 40.45% 40.73% 5.95% 6.23%
WBC Strong 4.47% 1.88% 3.17% 6.27% 6.57%
WLL Strong 4.80% 0.57% 2.66% 5.98% 6.31%
Gee, I shouldn't be posting on internet forums after drinking red wine...
Interesting, in that these three, plus MND, maybe WES, CRZ, COH, SKI, are what I'm waiting a decent pull back in. It's not happening.Off the top of my head I would say that as of close yesterday TLS, NAB and WBC are all still buys if you are looking for dividend yield of 6% or above (grossed up to around 9% with franking credits). I would be looking for a pullback given the run the market has had these past two weeks.
Gee, I shouldn't be posting on internet forums after drinking red wine...
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Interesting, in that these three, plus MND, maybe WES, CRZ, COH, SKI, are what I'm waiting a decent pull back in. It's not happening.
Do you know what caused that large gap down late December in AAD?
Etrade is telling me there is no such code as COR.
Thanks for the list, Tinhat.
Well, when is that damn mythical pullback going to happen? Like many I missed out on this latest run and am waiting for the correction, but when, damn it, when? DJIA at its all time high, surely it must be soon? Looks like a yeild chase ATM, with the big ASX top yeilding stocks going up like crazy. Where is that going to lead to though? How high can stocks go just chasing yields? So many questions, so few answers.
Outside the fins it looks neutral. My super duper "never fail RSI" is saying that actually most stocks are in a basing pattern and could pop higher the next 5-10 days.
As always my super duper indicator spoke true..... again!
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And infact I still don't think we are in extreme "over bought" area..... whatever that is?!
I'm still leaning towards further movement to the longside. My limited experience tells me sell offs generally happen quickly and given the steady churn we've had over the last several weeks i think we go up from here.
Also is that 2 inside days in a row?
Agree we are nowhere near overbought.
Do you make anything of the divergence which has occurred over the last month?
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Still leaning with the wind at this stage and I think we will continue to move up although I do note XMJ may have posted a lower low.
So, the W4 marking is going to be disproved?The divergence is an early warning sign.
Back in 2008 there were similar warnings.
One very strong one was the topping of MANY stocks in the ASX 100
Here is just 6 all are showing price very near the top OR showing
price having its last shot at the top.
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