I saw a few posts awhile back in March/April where people said they were selling everything because a market crash was imminent. I'd guess that a crash is maybe more likely now, but in the meantime the market has gone up substantially so how has it been for those who sold off? Have you gotten back in and what was your thought process or how has in changed in the last couple months?
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They've sent their covid drug to over 40 countries for trials and are ramping up production. They've also developed a chemical that makes automated coronavirus testing results available in 75 minutes. Still roughly $10 below its 52 week highs after spikes in March and April.
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Once again, a large number of broker notes hit the wires last week. Some of these notes were positive and some were bearish.
Three sell ratings that caught my eye are summarised below. Here’s why top brokers think investors ought to sell these shares next week:
According to a note out of UBS, its analysts have retained their sell rating and lowly price target of $13.00 on this payments company’s shares. The broker has held firm with its rating despite news that Tencent Holdings has snapped up a 5% stake in the buy now pay later provider. While it acknowledges that this validates the Afterpay business model, it feels it is unlikely that Tencent will give Afterpay access to WeChat payments in the China market. In light of this, it sees no reason to change its rating at this point. The Afterpay share price ended the week at $39.88.
A note out of the Macquarie equities desk reveals that its analysts have retained their underperform rating and cut the price target on this energy retailer’s shares to $15.88. According to the note, the broker expects AGL Energy to be hit with a double whammy of weak commodity prices and financial relief for customers. And while it has retained its guidance for FY 2020, the broker expects next year to be much more challenging. The AGL Energy share price last traded at $16.49.
Analysts at Morgans have downgraded this job listings company’s shares to a reduce rating with a $15.55 price target. According to the note, the broker was surprised to see SEEK’s share price rally so hard over the last few weeks considering the tough trading conditions it is facing. It isn’t expecting a rebound in job advertisements to happen quickly and expects it to be a slower recovery than the market appears to believe. The SEEK share price ended the week at $17.41.
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