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Top Ideas For Week 21 (19 – 25 May 2014)

Top Bullish Ideas This Week:

The Hare’s Dilemma; Will Operating Costs Stymie CWT’s Rise?

  1. CWT released results that showed stellar topline performance. 1Q14 revenue grew 207 percent to hit $4.5 billion. However, net profit’s increase was more mellow, increasing by 30 percent to $34.9 million.

  2. The jump in revenue was largely attributable to growth in CWT’s commodity marketing division. It had recently been awarded a license by the MAS to broker a wider range of commodities.

  3. CWT’s logistics division is primed for increased contribution in the coming quarters after its Jurong East Logistics Centre commenced operations this quarter.

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Wilmar’s Bid For Goodman Fielder: Value Over Price

  1. Goodman Fielder’s board has agreed to back the takeover bid from Wilmar and First Pacific which values Goodman Fielder at A$1.37 billion.

  2. Wilmar wants to buy Goodman Fielder in a bid to to create a leading Asia-Pacific agriculture and consumer staples company.

  3. Wilmar pays the right price for an intangible brand name that could be worth more than what it is valued at.

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Top Bearish Ideas This Week:

A Bet On Noble Or Is It On Borrowed Time?

  1. Noble Group’s low profitability stems from its low margins that has been below the industry benchmark.

  2. Recent movement in share prices is due to buyers’ demand.

  3. Whether Noble Group becomes part of the STI will affect its future share price, in either direction.

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NOL’s Q1 Results: Expected Loss Amidst The Rough Conditions

  1. NOL’s Q1 results showed a continued trend of loss in recent years for NOL.

  2. Despite being the seventh largest carrier in terms of slot capacity, NOL has been unable to match the market share of top leaders in the industry.

  3. Downward falling MACD and broken upward trending RSI and MFI signals an imminent downtrend.

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