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Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vital Signs: Actionable charts

In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.

Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vermilion Compass: Weekly Equity Strategy

Upgrading Communications To Overweight; Financials Breaking Above 2007 Highs Ongoing market dynamics continue to support our overall bullish outlook. Recent developments include Financials (XLF) breaking above the 2007 highs, new 11+ month highs in the 10-year Treasury yield, new RS lows for defensive Sectors (Staples & Utilities), new multi-year narrows for high yield spreads, and new 2+ year highs in broad commodities (Bloomberg Commodity index). Of course, this all comes alongside an absence...

Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vital Signs: Actionable charts

In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.

Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vital Signs: Actionable charts

Key Points: • A number of significant Communications names are developing bullishly. (ex. GOOG, FB, and NWS) • Consumer Discretionary names continue to develop positively. (ex. THRM, LEA, WYNN, PENN, CMG, KMX, and AMZN) • Energy Sector names continue to attempt to carve out bottoms. (ex. OXY, VAL) • Financial Sector names continue to develop bullishly (ex. C, UMPQ, EWBC, TROW, MSCI, SPGI, GS, and MS)

Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vital Signs: Actionable charts

Key Points: • A number of Restaurant names are staging price and RS reversals or continue to have bullish formations. (ex. CHUY, JACK, CMG) • There are a few healthcare related names that continue to be bright spots and reflect leadership. (ex. CUTR, TFX, BSX, SYK, ADUS, CHE, COO, WST, TRHC, HUM, AMGN, PBH, MRK, and ZTS.) • REITs continue to show leadership characteristics' as many are hitting price and RS highs. (ex. OHI, SBRA, ESS, IRT, and MAA)

Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vermilion Booster Shots: Attractive bottom-fishing stocks

For investors looking for bottom-fishing candidates; stocks that are breaking downtrends, exhibiting ascending reaction lows, and showing stabilizing relative strength.

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Good News on Digital Transition not yet Evident on the B...

News Corporation is making good progress on transitioning to a more digital-centric model. Digital subscribers to its various mastheads grew around 20% year on year on average in the third quarter of fiscal 2019, subscribers to the group's video streaming products (Foxtel Now, Kayo) jumped 80% since the start of 2019, average monthly unique users of Move's realtor.com site grew 7%, and the books division continues to enjoy a digital-led renaissance with digital sales now at 21% of the unit's rev...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Good News on Digital Transition not yet Evident on the B...

News Corporation is making good progress on transitioning to a more digital-centric model. Digital subscribers to its various mastheads grew around 20% year on year on average in the third quarter of fiscal 2019, subscribers to the group's video streaming products (Foxtel Now, Kayo) jumped 80% since the start of 2019, average monthly unique users of Move's realtor.com site grew 7%, and the books division continues to enjoy a digital-led renaissance with digital sales now at 21% of the unit's rev...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Good News on Digital Transition not yet Evident on the Bottom Line

News Corporation is making good progress on transitioning to a more digital-centric model. Digital subscribers to its various mastheads grew around 20% year on year on average in the third quarter of fiscal 2019, subscribers to the group's video streaming products (Foxtel Now, Kayo) jumped 80% since the start of 2019, average monthly unique users of Move's realtor.com site grew 7%, and the books division continues to enjoy a digital-led renaissance with digital sales now at 21% of the unit's rev...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Kayo’ed by Pay TV and U.K. but News Remains Okay. See ...

We maintain our USD 15.30 fair value estimate (AUD 21.50), albeit we trim our near-term EBITDA forecasts by 2% on average. Shares in no-moat-rated News currently trade at a 16% discount to our intrinsic assessment. We see this gap closing as the market becomes more comfortable with the potential of the digital-centric divisions (digital real estate, books) to hold the fort, while the structurally-challenged divisions (news and information, subscription video services) transition to more digital-...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Kayo’ed by Pay TV and U.K. but News Remains Okay

We maintain our USD 15.30 fair value estimate (AUD 21.50), albeit we trim our near-term EBITDA forecasts by 2% on average. Shares in no-moat-rated News currently trade at a 16% discount to our intrinsic assessment. We see this gap closing as the market becomes more comfortable with the potential of the digital-centric divisions (digital real estate, books) to hold the fort, while the structurally-challenged divisions (news and information, subscription video services) transition to more digital-...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Kayo’ed by Pay TV and U.K. but News Remains Okay

We maintain our USD 15.30 fair value estimate (AUD 21.50), albeit we trim our near-term EBITDA forecasts by 2% on average. Shares in no-moat-rated News currently trade at a 16% discount to our intrinsic assessment. We see this gap closing as the market becomes more comfortable with the potential of the digital-centric divisions (digital real estate, books) to hold the fort, while the structurally-challenged divisions (news and information, subscription video services) transition to more digital-...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Forces of Yin and Yang Evident in News' 1Q Performance

Enthusiasm over the 75% (or USD 154 million) year-on-year jump in News Corporation's fiscal 2019 first-quarter adjusted EBITDA to USD 360 million needs to be tempered. USD 48 million of the gain was due to a settlement from exiting the Sun Bet joint venture with Tabcorp in the U.K., while another USD 86 million stemmed from 65%-owned Foxtel whose earnings only began being consolidated from fourth quarter of fiscal 2018. Excluding these items, first-quarter EBITDA increase was a more modest 10% ...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Forces of Yin and Yang Evident in News' 1Q Performance. ...

Enthusiasm over the 75% (or USD 154 million) year-on-year jump in News Corporation's fiscal 2019 first-quarter adjusted EBITDA to USD 360 million needs to be tempered. USD 48 million of the gain was due to a settlement from exiting the Sun Bet joint venture with Tabcorp in the U.K., while another USD 86 million stemmed from 65%-owned Foxtel whose earnings only began being consolidated from fourth quarter of fiscal 2018. Excluding these items, first-quarter EBITDA increase was a more modest 10% ...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | Lord of the Rings Brings Good News, Not So Much Foxtel; ...

We cut our fair value estimate on News Corporation by 4% to USD 15.30 (or AUD 20.50) per share. While the Foxtel-boosted 49% lift in fiscal 2018 fourth-quarter normalised EBITDA to USD 327 million met our expectations, it masked some compositional weaknesses. The halving of Foxtel's EBITDA to USD 76 million (versus our forecast of USD 104 million) is disappointing, given News has just upped its interest from 50% to 65% with the pay TV operator's result now consolidated in News' accounts. Pressu...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Morningstar | News Corporation is in the midst of transitioning to a m...

Newspaper publishing in its traditional form is a sunset industry. Eyeballs are migrating to the digital arena, where there are proliferating and lower-cost choices, and advertisers are rapidly following suit. Against this negative structural backdrop, the fate of a legacy publisher depends on how it maintains audience in the ultracompetitive digital age, and whether it has the financial, as well as the editorial, resources to prevail in the longer term. With still-solid free cash generation, a ...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Lord of the Rings Brings Good News, Not So Much Foxtel; FVE Cut 4% to ...

We cut our fair value estimate on News Corporation by 4% to USD 15.30 (or AUD 20.50) per share. While the Foxtel-boosted 49% lift in fiscal 2018 fourth-quarter normalised EBITDA to USD 327 million met our expectations, it masked some compositional weaknesses. The halving of Foxtel's EBITDA to USD 76 million (versus our forecast of USD 104 million) is disappointing, given News has just upped its interest from 50% to 65% with the pay TV operator's result now consolidated in News' accounts. Pressur...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

News Corporation is in the midst of transitioning to a more digital-ce...

We expected a subdued fiscal 2018 third-quarter result from News Corporation, as it was cycling bumper 29% earnings growth a year ago. Still, the 15% year-on-year decline in normalised EBITDA to USD 184 million was underwhelming, driven by an 8% lift in costs. This was the largest expense increase since the group was spun off from Fox in 2013 and flies in the face of recent cost-cutting initiatives. Perhaps this was the reason for the solid 6% rise in third-quarter revenue to AUD 2.1 billion. Wh...

Brian Han
  • Brian Han

Good News on Revenue Comes at a Cost

We expected a subdued fiscal 2018 third-quarter result from News Corporation, as it was cycling bumper 29% earnings growth a year ago. Still, the 15% year-on-year decline in normalised EBITDA to USD 184 million was underwhelming, driven by an 8% lift in costs. This was the largest expense increase since the group was spun off from Fox in 2013 and flies in the face of recent cost-cutting initiatives. Perhaps this was the reason for the solid 6% rise in third-quarter revenue to AUD 2.1 billion. Wh...

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