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wats changed wit aban???
In a day why it need to go 20% above??
Morgan stanley has come up with a report stating Aban has been undervalued much. tht 2 30% below its value. and a tgt of 1100 like that. Here I hav a query do MS doesnt know when it was trading @ 900 itself???? funny ppl.
Dear followers this is today's report & i have no links with Morgan report. I jus go with charts & sometime with analysts call.
Investment Conclusion: Aban has outperformed the
market by 26% over the last three months; however, the
stock is still down 30% YTD. We reiterate our
Overweight rating on Aban Offshore and raise our price
target to Rs1,114/share, on the back of: 1) improving
fundamentals for the offshore jackup industry with rising
crude oil prices; 2) increased probability of financial
restructuring; and 3) our global view of higher crude oil
prices which we believe should lead to even higher rig
rates and more contracts for Aban.
Price target Rs1,114.00
Upside to price target (%) 65
Shr price, close (Jul 10, 2009) Rs676.85
52-Week Range Rs2,924.00-224.10
Sh out, dil, curr (mn) 38
Mkt cap, curr (mn) Rs25,573
EV, curr (mn) Rs147,844
Avg daily trading value (mn) Rs677
so enjoy
In a day why it need to go 20% above??
Morgan stanley has come up with a report stating Aban has been undervalued much. tht 2 30% below its value. and a tgt of 1100 like that. Here I hav a query do MS doesnt know when it was trading @ 900 itself???? funny ppl.
Dear followers this is today's report & i have no links with Morgan report. I jus go with charts & sometime with analysts call.
Investment Conclusion: Aban has outperformed the
market by 26% over the last three months; however, the
stock is still down 30% YTD. We reiterate our
Overweight rating on Aban Offshore and raise our price
target to Rs1,114/share, on the back of: 1) improving
fundamentals for the offshore jackup industry with rising
crude oil prices; 2) increased probability of financial
restructuring; and 3) our global view of higher crude oil
prices which we believe should lead to even higher rig
rates and more contracts for Aban.
Price target Rs1,114.00
Upside to price target (%) 65
Shr price, close (Jul 10, 2009) Rs676.85
52-Week Range Rs2,924.00-224.10
Sh out, dil, curr (mn) 38
Mkt cap, curr (mn) Rs25,573
EV, curr (mn) Rs147,844
Avg daily trading value (mn) Rs677
so enjoy
wats changed wit aban???
In a day why it need to go 20% above??
Morgan stanley has come up with a report stating Aban has been undervalued much. tht 2 30% below its value. and a tgt of 1100 like that. Here I hav a query do MS doesnt know when it was trading @ 900 itself???? funny ppl.
Dear followers this is today's report & i have no links with Morgan report. I jus go with charts & sometime with analysts call.
Investment Conclusion: Aban has outperformed the
market by 26% over the last three months; however, the
stock is still down 30% YTD. We reiterate our
Overweight rating on Aban Offshore and raise our price
target to Rs1,114/share, on the back of: 1) improving
fundamentals for the offshore jackup industry with rising
crude oil prices; 2) increased probability of financial
restructuring; and 3) our global view of higher crude oil
prices which we believe should lead to even higher rig
rates and more contracts for Aban.
Price target Rs1,114.00
Upside to price target (%) 65
Shr price, close (Jul 10, 2009) Rs676.85
52-Week Range Rs2,924.00-224.10
Sh out, dil, curr (mn) 38
Mkt cap, curr (mn) Rs25,573
EV, curr (mn) Rs147,844
Avg daily trading value (mn) Rs677
so enjoy
In a day why it need to go 20% above??
Morgan stanley has come up with a report stating Aban has been undervalued much. tht 2 30% below its value. and a tgt of 1100 like that. Here I hav a query do MS doesnt know when it was trading @ 900 itself???? funny ppl.
Dear followers this is today's report & i have no links with Morgan report. I jus go with charts & sometime with analysts call.
Investment Conclusion: Aban has outperformed the
market by 26% over the last three months; however, the
stock is still down 30% YTD. We reiterate our
Overweight rating on Aban Offshore and raise our price
target to Rs1,114/share, on the back of: 1) improving
fundamentals for the offshore jackup industry with rising
crude oil prices; 2) increased probability of financial
restructuring; and 3) our global view of higher crude oil
prices which we believe should lead to even higher rig
rates and more contracts for Aban.
Price target Rs1,114.00
Upside to price target (%) 65
Shr price, close (Jul 10, 2009) Rs676.85
52-Week Range Rs2,924.00-224.10
Sh out, dil, curr (mn) 38
Mkt cap, curr (mn) Rs25,573
EV, curr (mn) Rs147,844
Avg daily trading value (mn) Rs677
so enjoy
ABAN
AREVA
GLENMARK
Asian economies set for sharp rebound in 2010 - koolfriend4u
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is on track to reach its 8 percent growth target this year, while Asia's worst hit economies Singapore and Taiwan will see a sharp turnaround next year as the continent rebounds, a Reuters poll shows.
The poll, which covered estimates from more than 100 analysts in 12 economies, forecasts gross domestic product in Singapore and Taiwan will shrink by just over 5 percent this year -- deteriorating from a previous poll in March, which forecast they would both contract 4.9 percent.
While this year will be Singapore's worst ever and Taiwan's weakest performance since records began in the 1950s, the worst does appear to be over for the export-reliant economies. Both will see the sharpest turnaround in Asia from recession to growth next year, the poll shows.
Singapore already leapt out of recession in the second quarter and the poll forecasts the island economy will rebound 4.4 percent next year while Taiwan's GDP will increase 4 percent.
For a graphic of Asia economic forecasts click here
Signs that China's economy is picking up after a sharp slowdown is boosting trade, while fiscal stimulus across the continent is helping stem the downturn. But while economists foresee a rebound in Asia next year, that assumes an upswing in the United States.
"Recent data from China has indicated that their economy is building momentum, supported by their fiscal stimulus, and data from Korea and Taiwan show exports appear to have bottomed out," said David Cohen at Action Economics.
"There are still clouds over how much of this can be sustained: a lot will depend on global export demand and that will largely hinge on how much the U.S. and European economies can turn around."
INFLATION RISK
China will continue to see the fastest growth in Asia, expanding by 8.8 percent in 2010 after an estimated 8 percent expansion this year. India is set to grow 7.2 percent during its financial year to March 2011, up from an estimated 6.3 percent expansion in the year ending March 2010.
The forecasts for next year are slightly better than in the March poll amid signs that exports are declining less sharply than early in the year and consumption in the United States and Europe may be stabilising.
Inflation is benign for most of Asia, and consumer prices are declining in Thailand and a few other economies. However, the poll shows prices are likely to pick up next year as the economic climate improves, notably in India where inflation is forecast to average 5.5 percent in 2010.
That means the downtrend in interest rates is probably over. New Zealand is expected to see the sharpest increase in rates by the end of next year, by 125 basis points, while South Korea's benchmark policy rate is set to increase by 100 basis points.
That will spur currencies. The kiwi dollar, which is forecast to depreciate slightly between now and the end of the year, will rally 8 percent next year. The South Korean won , which was quoted at 1,282 to the dollar on Wednesday, is set to gain 13 percent between now and the end of next year as the economy expands 4 percent in 2010.
Indonesia will be southeast Asia's best performer, growing 5 percent this year and 5.9 percent in 2010, as its more domestically driven economy insulates it from the export downturn.
Malaysia and Thailand should enjoy a modest rebound next year, of 4 percent and 3 percent respectively, after struggling with weak exports this year.
Australia is the only one of the 12 Asia-Pacific countries where growth will slow next year, to 0.5 percent for the year ending June 2010 from an estimated 0.8 percent for the year through June 2009.
Neighbouring New Zealand is starting to shake out of recession but growth next year of 2.2 percent will be modest compared with growth in Asian economies.
"The big picture points to an extended period of relatively subdued growth over a number of years as the economy rebalances," said Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ-National Bank.
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is on track to reach its 8 percent growth target this year, while Asia's worst hit economies Singapore and Taiwan will see a sharp turnaround next year as the continent rebounds, a Reuters poll shows.
The poll, which covered estimates from more than 100 analysts in 12 economies, forecasts gross domestic product in Singapore and Taiwan will shrink by just over 5 percent this year -- deteriorating from a previous poll in March, which forecast they would both contract 4.9 percent.
While this year will be Singapore's worst ever and Taiwan's weakest performance since records began in the 1950s, the worst does appear to be over for the export-reliant economies. Both will see the sharpest turnaround in Asia from recession to growth next year, the poll shows.
Singapore already leapt out of recession in the second quarter and the poll forecasts the island economy will rebound 4.4 percent next year while Taiwan's GDP will increase 4 percent.
For a graphic of Asia economic forecasts click here
Signs that China's economy is picking up after a sharp slowdown is boosting trade, while fiscal stimulus across the continent is helping stem the downturn. But while economists foresee a rebound in Asia next year, that assumes an upswing in the United States.
"Recent data from China has indicated that their economy is building momentum, supported by their fiscal stimulus, and data from Korea and Taiwan show exports appear to have bottomed out," said David Cohen at Action Economics.
"There are still clouds over how much of this can be sustained: a lot will depend on global export demand and that will largely hinge on how much the U.S. and European economies can turn around."
INFLATION RISK
China will continue to see the fastest growth in Asia, expanding by 8.8 percent in 2010 after an estimated 8 percent expansion this year. India is set to grow 7.2 percent during its financial year to March 2011, up from an estimated 6.3 percent expansion in the year ending March 2010.
The forecasts for next year are slightly better than in the March poll amid signs that exports are declining less sharply than early in the year and consumption in the United States and Europe may be stabilising.
Inflation is benign for most of Asia, and consumer prices are declining in Thailand and a few other economies. However, the poll shows prices are likely to pick up next year as the economic climate improves, notably in India where inflation is forecast to average 5.5 percent in 2010.
That means the downtrend in interest rates is probably over. New Zealand is expected to see the sharpest increase in rates by the end of next year, by 125 basis points, while South Korea's benchmark policy rate is set to increase by 100 basis points.
That will spur currencies. The kiwi dollar, which is forecast to depreciate slightly between now and the end of the year, will rally 8 percent next year. The South Korean won , which was quoted at 1,282 to the dollar on Wednesday, is set to gain 13 percent between now and the end of next year as the economy expands 4 percent in 2010.
Indonesia will be southeast Asia's best performer, growing 5 percent this year and 5.9 percent in 2010, as its more domestically driven economy insulates it from the export downturn.
Malaysia and Thailand should enjoy a modest rebound next year, of 4 percent and 3 percent respectively, after struggling with weak exports this year.
Australia is the only one of the 12 Asia-Pacific countries where growth will slow next year, to 0.5 percent for the year ending June 2010 from an estimated 0.8 percent for the year through June 2009.
Neighbouring New Zealand is starting to shake out of recession but growth next year of 2.2 percent will be modest compared with growth in Asian economies.
"The big picture points to an extended period of relatively subdued growth over a number of years as the economy rebalances," said Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ-National Bank.
News corner - koolfriend4u
Sterlite Industries to raise over US$1bn to finance expansion. (ET)
DLF sales non-core assets to raise funds for reducing debt. (MINT)
IOC delays overseas investment because of reduce cash flow after selling fuel below cost. (MINT)
Vedanta Group plans to invest US$2bn in assets. (MINT)
Government has no play in gas sharing row says RNRL. (BS)
OVL may pick up a stake in Chinese pipe line for US$1.95bn. (BS)
Madras High Court stops Daiichi Sankyo from going ahead with its proposed open offer to acquire an additional 20% stake in Zenotech. (ET)
Suzlon to raise over US$1bn to retire debt. (ET)
Citigroup, JP Morgan and UBS to help Essar Oil to raise US$200-250mn through a fresh issue of equity shares. (ET)
Indiabulls Power, an 100% subsidiary of Indiabulls Real Estate plans Rs15bn IPO in August. (ET)
Indage Vintners scales down operation in most regions outside Maharashtra. (ET)
ABB bags order worth Rs1.4bn. (BL)
HCC is targeting an order book of Rs300bn in the next three years. (BL)
ADAG group faces Enforcement Directorate probe for foreign exchange management act violation. (BL)
Adani Power, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, gets SEBI nod for IPO. (BL)
GLaxo plans to invest US$97mn over the ten years to improve research development and access to AIDS drugs in Africa. (BL)
Bhel wins order worth Rs6.4bn. (BL)
Tata Comm bags a deal from Sistema Shyam to deploy its on-demand hosted contact centre across the country. (BL)
Rajesh Export consultants its retail brands into single entity. (BL)
BSNL may charge one-time fee from WiMAX bid winner. (ET)
Cement sales grow 11% in Q1 FY10. (BL)
Government plans to set-up an expressway authority for speedy execution of expressway projects, road transport and highways. (ET)
Monsoon to be normal, insists IMD. (BS)
ATF prices may decline 5-6% across cities from next fortnight beginning July 16th. (BS)
Personal Computer sales dip 7% yoy during FY09. (ET)
The new mega power policy may extend waiver on import duty exemption to plants planning expansion. (ET)
FM says disinvestment is firmly back of UPA government agenda. (BL)
-sources : Deadpresident BLOG
Sterlite Industries to raise over US$1bn to finance expansion. (ET)
DLF sales non-core assets to raise funds for reducing debt. (MINT)
IOC delays overseas investment because of reduce cash flow after selling fuel below cost. (MINT)
Vedanta Group plans to invest US$2bn in assets. (MINT)
Government has no play in gas sharing row says RNRL. (BS)
OVL may pick up a stake in Chinese pipe line for US$1.95bn. (BS)
Madras High Court stops Daiichi Sankyo from going ahead with its proposed open offer to acquire an additional 20% stake in Zenotech. (ET)
Suzlon to raise over US$1bn to retire debt. (ET)
Citigroup, JP Morgan and UBS to help Essar Oil to raise US$200-250mn through a fresh issue of equity shares. (ET)
Indiabulls Power, an 100% subsidiary of Indiabulls Real Estate plans Rs15bn IPO in August. (ET)
Indage Vintners scales down operation in most regions outside Maharashtra. (ET)
ABB bags order worth Rs1.4bn. (BL)
HCC is targeting an order book of Rs300bn in the next three years. (BL)
ADAG group faces Enforcement Directorate probe for foreign exchange management act violation. (BL)
Adani Power, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, gets SEBI nod for IPO. (BL)
GLaxo plans to invest US$97mn over the ten years to improve research development and access to AIDS drugs in Africa. (BL)
Bhel wins order worth Rs6.4bn. (BL)
Tata Comm bags a deal from Sistema Shyam to deploy its on-demand hosted contact centre across the country. (BL)
Rajesh Export consultants its retail brands into single entity. (BL)
BSNL may charge one-time fee from WiMAX bid winner. (ET)
Cement sales grow 11% in Q1 FY10. (BL)
Government plans to set-up an expressway authority for speedy execution of expressway projects, road transport and highways. (ET)
Monsoon to be normal, insists IMD. (BS)
ATF prices may decline 5-6% across cities from next fortnight beginning July 16th. (BS)
Personal Computer sales dip 7% yoy during FY09. (ET)
The new mega power policy may extend waiver on import duty exemption to plants planning expansion. (ET)
FM says disinvestment is firmly back of UPA government agenda. (BL)
-sources : Deadpresident BLOG
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