WPL
Australian Stock Exchange listed stocks with the largest dollar gain and in the S&P/ASX200. Why should a share trader be interested? Because CFDs are on margin - usually 10% on the ASX200, and the larger the dollar $ move the larger the profits. Why look at the largets Gain and Losers? because you can either go Long or Short, respectiely.
UBS has maintained its Neutral 1 recommendation on Woodside Petroleum [WPL] with a price target of $44.41 based on a 12-month-forward DCF valuation, significant static gas resources and exploration upside potential. Check your charts!
Citigroup Investment Research reiterates their Buy recommendation for Woodside Petroleum (WPL) and lifts their target price from $47.00 to $48.90.
Meanwhile, UBS has a BUY 2 recommendation for WorleyParsons Ltd [WOR] with a target of $19.40. On another stock, UBS has Telstra [TLS] with a NEUTRAL 2 recommendation and a price target of $4.40.
Maquarie Research Equities (MRE) thought Gold looked good technically - have a look at your charts! Besides trading the gold commodity directly you may want to consider looking at Lihir Gold (LHG) and Newcrest Mining (NCM).
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.
Citigroup Investment Research target price for Woodside Petroleum Ltd is $47.00 (increasing from $46.00 due to the strong result).
Woodside Petroleum unleashes its' 10 Year Growth Expansion Plan: There's an interesting article in the AFR today about the growth expansion plans that Woodside Petroleum has (WPL) - the aggressive goal is to generate up to half the company's revenue overseas within 10 years by seeking new oil and gas reserves in the United States and Africa.
Woodside looks cheap compared to Burlington Resources
Event: ConocoPhillips purchase of Burlington Resources
The ConocoPhillips purchase of Burlington Resources is valued at US$35.7bn. This purchase is thought to be driven mainly for its long-lived, US onshore gas resource (around 80% gas). In comparison, we estimate natural gas is around 75% of Woodside's total resource base, located mainly offshore Western and Northern Australia.
Impact: Implies WPL is valued at less than 40% of Burlington
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