MFS is using this trading halt to bookbuild the entitlement offer as well as an opportunity for management to run a roadshow.kennas said:MFS in a trading halt...
Still going great on the chart after breaking through $4.50, but might be due for another breather. Finding $5.80 a bit tough to really crack. Under $5.50 next support down at $4.50 really. Drawing way away from the 200 d ma....
Might all depend on what the news is.
MFS Limited (MFSJZB) – Time to Top Up
ABN AMRO has been a supporter of the MFS story since late last year, with the stock rallying as high as $6.85. The stock has recently pulled back from this high to its medium term uptrend, with a bullish move yesterday the stock looks to have turned and should push up towards our 12 month price target of $7.92. Buy MFSJZB
ABN AMRO warrants first called MFS as a buy on the breakout of the $4.50 level at the top the trading range in December 2006. On this breakout the stock managed to rally to $5.80 before selling off back down towards the key $4.50 level. The stock found support around $4.60. If we run a trend line from the last turning point before the stock broke out of its trading range to this $4.60 level, it can be seen that more recently, MFS managed to bounce off this trend line support and looks set to move higher from its current levels.
MFS continues to make aggressive acquisitions which provide further potential upside going forward. Following the divestiture of its stake in HFA holdings and successful integration of S8, the company looks set to continue completing value accretive acquisitions and divestitures with a strong pipeline of deals. The company continues to roll out assets into specialist funds and looks set to report a strong full year result. ABN AMRO has a 12 month price target of $7.92, and the company is currently yielding close to 5%.
Does anyone have any inkling of rumours surrounding MFS?
The stock has been hammered of late, much more than any of its comparables in spite of no negative releases by the company, generally positive broker recommendations and nothing that I can see that would make it more risky than its peers (and defining who they are is actually a job in itself...)
I bought some on weakness today to add to my long term holding but the knives surely seem to be out for this one right now.
I noticed today particualy it got smashed, i dont own it but its on my watch list of possible buys, think like other similar finacial companys with complex debt structures its a bit of an unknown to value in the current debt crisis, AFG is a similar story, been smashed for no apparent reason rather than fact, AFG have even come out and said they have no debt problems or exposure to any that are dodgy but so far its done no good and the SP is well down.
Well its getting well and truly shafted today, down over 15%, obviously the market doesn't like the announcement re its intentions with Centro.
currently $3-30, low has been $3-21 but opened at $4-05
Anyone want to speculate why the hammering is so severe, could be picking up some of Centros assets at knockdown prices as far as i can see
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