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Which Shares Outperform When The Australian Dollar Rises?


Shares analyst UBS have a look at which shares Outperform when the Australian dollar rises. The analyst: The obvious way to measure a share's currency sensitivity is to look at its EPS sensitivity. However, the shares analyst note that this ignores what else is going on when the Australian dollar (A$) is rising.

ResMed (RMD) Shares Recommendation


ResMed (RMD) have a maintained Outperform shares recommendation and a 12 month share price target of $7.15 from stock analyst, Macquarie Research Equities (MRE). MRE have raised the possibility of the price target being further lifted by additional quarterly results showing continued market share gains in the US and recovery of European operation, underpinned by steady and accelerating industry growth. The stock analyst expects continued ResMed innovation and the recent recall by their competitors are sure to drive further market share to the company.

ResMed (RMD) Stock Recommendation


ResMed (RMD) have an reiterated Outperform recommendation and a 12 month share price target of $7.08 from stock analyst Macquarie Research Equities (MRE). This health care sector stock is MRE's top pick of the sector followed by CSL and RHC. The stock analyst also expects ResMed to step up their spending on new product development to 6.5 percent of sales in the quarter which is up from 5.8 percent for FY06. MRE is expecting 29.9 percent growth to $165.2 million from ResMed.

Loser: ResMed (RMD)


The company ResMed (RMD) was the loser of the week for week 34 of 2006. ResMed's stock price closed down 11 percent on the week despite strong profit results. The company is involved in medical device manufacturing, in particular; ResMed is a leading manufacturer of medical equipment for the treatment and management of sleep-disordered breathing and other respiratory disorders. Note the volume spike above the 50 day EMA (Exponential Moving Average) line in the days leading up to the share price spike.

MRE Reporting Season Update


Macquarie Research Equities (MRE) has noted that about 65% of companies now having reported their profit results to the market. Stocks in the ASX100 have recorded 22 positive surprises and 9 negative surprises for the reporting season to date. The Ex100 was more volatile and reported 29 positive and 28 negative surprises.

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