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Courage Marine: Closed at 20.5c and I managed to get part of my overnight buy queue filled. In the buy queue again tomorrow. I am also in the queue to buy at 20c. Uptrend is still intact although weakened. The MACD is pulling away downwards from the signal line. The weakness would probably continue. I would draw attention to the volume. It is shrinking with the weakening price. A low volume pullback. Fundamentally, this is still one of the stronger shipping companies listed in Singapore.
Courage Marine acquires Capesize vessel as replacement
Tuesday, 04 May 2010
Tuesday, 04 May 2010
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CapitaMalls Asia: Sell signal on the MACD. Reversal hopes dashed. Reaching a low of $2.09 before closing at the round number of $2.10 suggests more weakness to come on an ugly black candle day. $2.07 is the next support. I am not buying more for now. I will wait and see if the subsequent support levels hold. Buying at supports in an uptrend is the way to go but the downtrend here is clear.
Healthway Medical: A picture of low volume pullback continues as price closed at 15c today. 138.2% Fibo is at 15c and the 150% Fibo approximates 15c. This is a stronger support than 15.5c, surely.
MFI is creeping up in the oversold region which suggests that buying momentum is slowly improving. OBV is slowly drifting down which suggests that there are people giving up and selling down the counter. No big movement either way which suggests that slowly buying in as a hedge is quite safe. The rising 200dMA is at 13.5c and this limits the downside risk.
Saizen REIT: MFI dipped further into oversold territory. OBV is flat. MACD has dipped under zero. The weakness is obvious. It is during times of pessimism when people are giving up that bargains are to be found. The reasons for me to buy into Saizen REIT remain valid and I am still in the buy queue at 16c.
FSL Trust: This counter stood out like a sore thumb in my watchlist. It was so red and sore that I had to do a midday analysis of it. Well, technically, the picture is so obviously negative that it is not necessary to say much. The merged 100d and 200d MAs provided a very important support at 60.5c. Breaching that was a bad sign. The gapping down today and the subsequent huge ugly black candle suggests further weakness.
The question on people's minds is probably how low might it go? I don't know but I can tell that the next important support is at 51c or so. This is derived from drawing two sets of Fibo lines. I would wait and see if that holds, if it goes that low.
Fundamentally, FSL Trust's business is a simple one. It has to ensure that its ships are leased out and it gets charter income. After deducting all the expenses, it could distribute what is left to unitholders. These days, it does not give out 100% as it keeps some to pay down its debts. It is still paying out of its cash flow and not earnings.
The premature end to the two leases would cost the trust US$20,700 x 2 per day in charter income. This represents 15% of FSL's charter income. This might affect future DPU if the management does not have any contingency plans to reduce the negative impact of this development.
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FSL Trust: A sinking ship?
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Posted May 04, 2010 10:07am EDT by Henry Blodget
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