DJs: great store, sad stock
David Jones has been turned around, there's no doubt about that. But the share price is likely to stay weak for some time. HOLD WHILE DIRECTIONLESS.
Optus deal doubts
SingTel's bid for Optus has not met with the market's approval because shareholders will be forced to accept shares in the Singaporean telco. Long term investors may see fit to HOLD, but we suggest that you STOP LOSSES and SELL.
Hutchison in the lurch
We have held onto Hutchison too long. It's tempting to stick with something, thinking that it can't get worse, but that approach will lose more money than it makes, so STOP LOSSES and SELL.
One.Tel: not much to offer
Apart from big salaries, One.Tel does not appear to have much to offer. With a terrible result hanging over it and profits looking a long way off, the stock remains a SELL.
Perpetual motion
The Perpetual juggernaut keeps rolling, but there are a few concerns ahead. Long-term investors with a stake can HOLD FOR THE UPSIDE, but at current prices we wouldn't rush to buy in.
Rio Tinto's new iron age
Iron ore prices may not have risen much, but Rio Tinto remains good value and much better placed than most resources stocks to benefit from the current return to favour of the sector. ACCUMULATE.
Pacific Hydro fired up
This environmentally friendly energy company has put in an amazingly strong performance, but we suspect there is still some upside. You can ACCUMULATE but don't expect the same steep rises of the past.
Catalyst faces bad times
With uncertain economic times, employers are cutting back on new staff and that spells trouble for recruitment companies. Catalyst is no exception and we expect further price weakness. HOLD WHILE UNSTABLE.
National Foods bogs down
Just a few months ago National Foods was looking very promising, but now the company just looks bogged down. No deals, just near misses and mediocre earnings growth. The potential is there, but for now HOLD WHILE UNSTABLE.
Wineplanet out of orbit
Foster's Brewing Group has made an off-market takeover bid for Wine Planet at 35c a share for the 75 per cent of the company it did not already own. ACCEPT OFFER.
Rougher end of the pineapple
With a share price at record lows, just below last year's issue price of 50 cents and exciting announcements likely over the next few months, Pineapplehead is still a SPECULATIVE BUY.
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