A director at Janus Henderson Group Plc bought 682,514 shares at 35.635USD and the significance rating of the trade was 67/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two ...
The general evaluation of JANUS HENDERSON GROUP (US), a company active in the Asset Managers industry, has been upgraded by the independent financial analyst theScreener with the addition of a star. Its fundamental valuation now shows 3 out of 4 possible stars while its market behaviour can be considered as moderately risky. theScreener believes that the additional star(s) merits the upgrade of its general evaluation to Slightly Positive. As of the analysis date March 29, 2022, the closing price...
Upgrading Financials To Overweight; Downgrading Communications To Market Weight We continue to see a steady flow of risk-on signals that have us moving toward an outright bullish outlook for the broad US equity market. Below we discuss several bullish developments that leads us to believe we are close to exiting the "mixed market environment" that we have referenced since late March. Financials, Copper, US Dollar. These three areas were a primary focus in last week's Compass, and they have sin...
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.
Commodities Improving As US Dollar Simmers Despite a more mixed and highly rotational market across Sectors, market-caps, and growth/value, not one Sector or widely followed index is breaking down; to the contrary, more are beginning to break out to new all-time highs. Overall, the weight of the evidence remains positive, and our outlook remains constructive for the weeks and months ahead; buy pullbacks. S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow, Mid-Caps, Russell 2000. Large-cap (S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow)...
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.
Key Points: • A number of names in the Communications Sector are showing signs of leadership. (ex. GLUU, and CNSL) • Consumer Discretionary continues to have a number of attractive names technically. (ex. TXRH, BLMN, WEN, CBRL, SCI, LL, and STMP) • Healthcare has a number of attractive names technically. (ex. SEM, CYH, THC, PRSC, TRHC, HQY, GILD, EBS, REGN, and ABBV) • REIT's remain a leadership Sector (ex. STAR, HR, SAFE, DLR, SBAC, and EQIX)
Key Points: • A number of names in the Communications Sector are showing signs of leadership. (ex. GLUU, TWTR, GOOGL, NYT, and NWSA) • Consumer Discretionary continues to have a number of attractive names technically. (ex. TPR, LGIH, DHI, VSTO, RGR, PENN, SGMS, BYD, BJRI, BKE, EBAY, SIG, HAIN, and ENR ) • A number of Financial Sector names appear to be perking up. (ex. JHG, INTL, EVR, GHL, ARR, and CINF)
Key Points: • Many Consumer Discretionary names are staging reversals or developing bullish bases. (ex. SGMS, BLMN, EAT, PZZA, and HIBB) • The Healthcare Sector has a significant number of names reversing downtrend, breaking out of bases, and in uptrends (ex. HSKA, RMD, HNGR, HSTM, NXGN, VRTX, INVA, and PCRX)
There was little in narrow-moat Janus Henderson's first-quarter results that would alter our long-term view of the firm. We are leaving our USD 24 (AUD 33) per share fair value estimate in place. The firm closed out the March quarter with USD 357.3 billion in assets under management, up 8.8% sequentially but down 3.9% on a year-over-year basis. Net outflows of USD 7.4 billion during the period were on par with what we saw during the fourth quarter of 2019. As organic growth has been negative at ...
There was little in narrow-moat Janus Henderson's first-quarter results that would alter our long-term view of the firm. We are leaving our USD 24 (AUD 33) per share fair value estimate in place. The firm closed out the March quarter with USD 357.3 billion in assets under management, up 8.8% sequentially but down 3.9% on a year-over-year basis. Net outflows of USD 7.4 billion during the period were on par with what we saw during the fourth quarter of 2019. As organic growth has been negative at ...
The good outweighs the bad Our checklist of bullish indicators continues to grow as equal-weighted Financials (RYF), global Financials (IXG), global autos (CARZ), and the Dow Jones Transportation Average (IYT) are each decisively breaking topside critical resistance levels. These developments have led us to be incrementally more bullish. At the same time, biotech has succumbed to weakness within Health Care -- a point for the bears as it is one aspect that puts a damper on risk sentiment. Overa...
For much of the past decade, the traditional U.S.-based asset managers have benefited from a bull market in equities, which has helped to lift AUM levels for most firms. Concerns about that bull market run ending sooner rather than later, and ongoing pressures from poor active-equity investment performance and the growth and acceptance of low-cost index-based products (which have not only impacted organic growth but have also raised questions about fee and margin compression longer term), have l...
For much of the past decade, the traditional U.S.-based asset managers have benefited from a bull market in equities, which has helped to lift AUM levels for most firms. Concerns about that bull market run ending sooner rather than later, and ongoing pressures from poor active-equity investment performance and the growth and acceptance of low-cost index-based products (which have not only impacted organic growth but have also raised questions about fee and margin compression longer term), have l...
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