July 12, TA for Amara
- Trend - Down
- Momentum - Oversold
- Resistance - 0.415 (weekly)
- Resistance - 0.40 (Daily)
- Support - 0.345
- Support - 0.285
- Volume - Low
- Candlestick - NA
As I mentioned before, TA is not effective against such low volatility stock. Just base on MA, it is clearly a downtrending stock. Maybe, it is important to use FA for your entry/exit reference
FA - Qualitative Analysis,
Why Revenue has dropped but yet Profit has improved?
- From the annual report 2010, this is due to the Property Project completion and risks are transferred to buyer.
Overall, I will leave it to you for industry analysis. At least, it assumes us that there is no surprise accounting.
July 12, Simple FA-Quantitative Analysis for Amara
- NAV - 0.3415 (not yet a discounted NAV)
- Yield - 1.3% (low yield)
- PE - 13x (not an attractive PE)
From a simple FA entry/exit, Amara is not yet an attractive stock to enter.
Using Intermediate FA - Intrinsic Valuation,
- DDM value for Amara is at 0.40-0.50 range
- Graham Intrinsic Valuation is at 0.40-0.51 range
Intrinsic valuation is base on future earning growth rate, it can be used for future estimation of future earning. In this case, at current value of 0.375 - it is at least below 0.40 - indicates a value ENTRY.
Using EV/EBITDA, it has a value of 20x. As mentioned in my blog, EV/EBITDA(20x) > PE (13x) is a ENTRY signal.
Conclusion,
From both TA/FA analysis, I will wait until the Price is stabilised as TA indicates further Downtrending.
When it hits the below NAV, the valuation of this stock is further enhanced.
1 comment:
Hi Paul, thanks alot for this post!
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