Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
PetroChina is the listed arm of one of China's two integrated oil majors and the largest oil producer. With revenue and assets more heavily weighted toward the upstream activities, PetroChina is more sensitive to swings in the oil price than its peer, Sinopec. In addition, the firm’s downstream operations lag Sinopec, which has better scale and efficiency in the sector. However, PetroChina will benefit more in a rising oil price environment.While we believe government restrictions on domestic ...
Brent crude oil has fallen from over $70 a barrel in late April to about $61 today on the back of concerns on global demand amid the trade tension between the U.S. and China. We lower CNOOC's and PetroChina’s fair value estimates to HKD 14.30 per share ($183 per ADR) and HKD 4.70 per share ($60 per ADR, CNY 4.04 per share) from HKD 14.50 ($186) and HKD 5.10 ($65, CNY 4.38), respectively, after incorporating weaker near-term crude oil price assumptions in our valuation models. However, our midc...
Brent crude oil has fallen from over $70 a barrel in late April to about $61 today on the back of concerns on global demand amid the trade tension between the U.S. and China. We lower CNOOC's and PetroChina’s fair value estimates to HKD 14.30 per share ($183 per ADR) and HKD 4.70 per share ($60 per ADR, CNY 4.04 per share) from HKD 14.50 ($186) and HKD 5.10 ($65, CNY 4.38), respectively, after incorporating weaker near-term crude oil price assumptions in our valuation models. However, our midc...
Brent crude oil has fallen from over $70 a barrel in late April to about $61 today on the back of concerns on global demand amid the trade tension between the U.S. and China. We lower CNOOC's and PetroChina’s fair value estimates to HKD 14.30 per share ($183 per ADR) and HKD 4.70 per share ($60 per ADR, CNY 4.04 per share) from HKD 14.50 ($186) and HKD 5.10 ($65, CNY 4.38), respectively, after incorporating weaker near-term crude oil price assumptions in our valuation models. However, our midc...
Short Shots is a collection of technically vulnerable charts culled from the Negative Inflecting and Toppy columns within our Weekly Compass report or from various technical screening processes. The charts contained in this report have developed concerning technical patterns that suggest further price deterioration is likely. For these reasons Short Shots can also be a great source of ideas for investors interested in short-selling candidates.
We cut no-moat PetroChina’s fair value estimate to HKD 5.10 per share ($65 per ADR, CNY 4.38 per share) from HKD 5.20 ($66, CNY 4.40), following the announcement of its disappointing first-quarter results. We think the firm is fairly valued at the current price level with recent strength in oil prices largely priced-in. That said, the impending creation of a national pipeline company could be a catalyst for the stock. PetroChina’s first-quarter 2019 net profit was up 1% year over year to CNY...
We cut no-moat PetroChina’s fair value estimate to HKD 5.10 per share ($65 per ADR, CNY 4.38 per share) from HKD 5.20 ($66, CNY 4.40), following the announcement of its disappointing first-quarter results. We think the firm is fairly valued at the current price level with recent strength in oil prices largely priced-in. That said, the impending creation of a national pipeline company could be a catalyst for the stock. PetroChina’s first-quarter 2019 net profit was up 1% year over year to CNY...
We cut no-moat PetroChina’s fair value estimate to HKD 5.10 per share ($65 per ADR, CNY 4.38 per share) from HKD 5.20 ($66, CNY 4.40), following the announcement of its disappointing first-quarter results. We think the firm is fairly valued at the current price level with recent strength in oil prices largely priced-in. That said, the impending creation of a national pipeline company could be a catalyst for the stock. PetroChina’s first-quarter 2019 net profit was up 1% year over year to CNY...
No-moat PetroChina’s 2018 net profit of CNY 52.6 billion, up 131% year over year, was in line with preliminary guidance. The sharp turnaround was mainly attributable to higher oil and gas selling prices and better performance from the natural gas and pipeline segment. We are lowering our fair value estimate to HKD 5.20 per share ($66 per ADR, CNY 4.40 per share) from HKD 5.40 per share ($69 per ADR, CNY 4.76 per share) after taking into account higher-than-expected capital expenditure and our ...
No-moat PetroChina’s 2018 net profit of CNY 52.6 billion, up 131% year over year, was in line with preliminary guidance. The sharp turnaround was mainly attributable to higher oil and gas selling prices and better performance from the natural gas and pipeline segment. We are lowering our fair value estimate to HKD 5.20 per share ($66 per ADR, CNY 4.40 per share) from HKD 5.40 per share ($69 per ADR, CNY 4.76 per share) after taking into account higher-than-expected capital expenditure and our ...
No-moat PetroChina’s 2018 net profit of CNY 52.6 billion, up 131% year over year, was in line with preliminary guidance. The sharp turnaround was mainly attributable to higher oil and gas selling prices and better performance from the natural gas and pipeline segment. We are lowering our fair value estimate to HKD 5.20 per share ($66 per ADR, CNY 4.40 per share) from HKD 5.40 per share ($69 per ADR, CNY 4.76 per share) after taking into account higher-than-expected capital expenditure and our ...
We have refreshed the fair value estimates for our oil and gas coverage after incorporating meaningfully weaker crude prices. To be clear, there is no change in our midcycle price forecast of USD 60 per barrel for Brent. But the recent declines in global crude prices still weigh on our valuation because our methodology incorporates strip prices over the next three years. Our fair value estimates for CNOOC and PetroChina are lowered to HKD 13.20 per share (USD 170 per ADR) from HKD 14.70 per sha...
We have refreshed the fair value estimates for our oil and gas coverage after incorporating meaningfully weaker crude prices. To be clear, there is no change in our midcycle price forecast of USD 60 per barrel for Brent. But the recent declines in global crude prices still weigh on our valuation because our methodology incorporates strip prices over the next three years. Our fair value estimates for CNOOC and PetroChina are lowered to HKD 13.20 per share (USD 170 per ADR) from HKD 14.70 per sha...
No-moat PetroChina’s cumulative nine months net profit of CNY 48.1 billion, up 177% year over year, was above market and our expectations. In particular, third-quarter earnings rose 24% quarter over quarter, largely attributable to higher oil and gas prices, and better performance of refining and chemicals segment. After incorporating our latest oil price forecasts and U.S. dollar exchange rate assumptions, we increase our fair value estimate to HKD 6.10 per share (USD 79 per ADR) from HKD 5.8...
No-moat PetroChina’s cumulative nine months net profit of CNY 48.1 billion, up 177% year over year, was above market and our expectations. In particular, third-quarter earnings rose 24% quarter over quarter, largely attributable to higher oil and gas prices, and better performance of refining and chemicals segment. After incorporating our latest oil price forecasts and U.S. dollar exchange rate assumptions, we increase our fair value estimate to HKD 6.10 per share (USD 79 per ADR) from HKD 5.8...
PetroChina is the listed arm of one of China's two integrated oil majors and the largest oil producer. With revenue and assets more heavily weighted toward the upstream activities, PetroChina is more sensitive to oil price swings than its peer, Sinopec. In addition, the firm’s downstream operations lag behind Sinopec, which has better scale and efficiency in the sector. That said, PetroChina will benefit more in a rising oil price environment.While we believe that government restrictions on do...
No-moat PetroChina’s cumulative nine months net profit of CNY 48.1 billion, up 177% year over year, was above market and our expectations. In particular, third-quarter earnings rose 24% quarter over quarter, largely attributable to higher oil and gas prices, and better performance of refining and chemicals segment. After incorporating our latest oil price forecasts and U.S. dollar exchange rate assumptions, we increase our fair value estimate to HKD 6.10 per share (USD 79 per ADR) from HKD 5.8...
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