* Spain stock market +5.4% overnight despite an upcoming €4bn debt auction today. This week suppose to be the most difficult week for Eurozone debt auction activity, with total issue approacing €30bn. Looking forward, the auction calendar looks very light until end-Feb (report attached: Euro area government issuance 2011 update, Gianluca Salford). Today’s risk rally may have leg.
* Mining is Indonesia’s biggest market cap by sector (US$78bn). Mining, gas utilities, plantation, oil&gas combined account for 51% of total Indonesia’s market cap. Banks and consumer cyclical account for 37% of market cap.
* The prospect of Indonesia getting sovereign rating upgrade (to investment grade) by Jun-2011 may start to build. Most investors previously expect a much later date. This, combined with the 25-30% fall in the rolling P/E valuation for bank stocks, could offer attractive trading opportunity for the sector despite the continuing concern on supply driven inflation.
* The thoughts of investors selling down Indonesian equities to switch to developed market (DM) equities could be more myth than reality. It could be true that the buying focus has shifted to other markets in recent weeks, but at least on our own trading pad, the selling flow has been driven by a mix of index shorts, sector switching (primarily from rate sensitive to mining), profit taking after the huge run in coal stocks, and arbitrage selling of banks (in anticipation of the US$1.5bn share placement in BMRI). My understanding is that country funds have been getting subscription of late.
* Better late than never, Stevanus Juanda today upgrades his earnings forecast on coal stocks, following coal price upgrade by coal analyst John Bridges on 15 Dec, using US$120/t thermal coal price versus US$105/t previously. For FY11E EPS, Indika upgraded by 36%, Adaro by 29%, Indo Tambang by 11%, Berau Coal by -1%, Bukit Asam by -2%, and Bumi Resources by -15%. Steve must be making major assumption changes other than coal price, since the most leverage companies getting negative EPS revision instead of an upgrade. Call him at +6221 5291-8574 for queries. My personal preference stays with Indika and the two most leveraged coal stocks of Indonesia.
* Simone Yeoh and Aditya Srinath (analyts) upgrade their CPO price assumption from M$2,800/t in 2011-12E to M$3,400/t in 2011E and M$3,200/t in 2012E (M$2,750/t in 2010). Aditya remains positive on AALI and LSIP.
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