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Buy, hold, sell: Orora, AGL, Fortescue, Aurizon, Centuria Office REIT
Feb 12, 2021 – 3.48pm
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In this episode of
Buy Hold Sell, we take it to the experts to get their take on the highest-yielding stocks on the ASX. Livewire’s James Marlay spoke to Investors Mutual’s Michael O’Neill and Plato Investment Management’s Peter Gardner to discuss these five sky-high yield candidates.
However, a word to the wise: high yield can often be a tantalising trap. For this reason, the highest-yielding stock on this list (around 20 per cent trailing yield), was dubbed a “sell” by both our experts.
James Marlay: Welcome to
Feb 05 2021
During January the ASX200 ended the month virtually where it started with consumer discretionary and banks the standout sectors
-The ASX made gains of 0.3% in January
-Value outperformed growth
-FY21 expected to deliver 9.5%-plus earnings growth
-Policy and vaccine evolution underscore positive growth outlook
By Mark Story
Early to mid-January, stock market trading was dominated by returning optimism towards reflation and cyclically-led rotation opportunities. Following the US Georgia run-off election outcomes, US share markets hit record highs on the prospect of the Democrats winning both Senate seats.
Half way through the month, US President-elect Joe Biden announced a US$1.9trn economic stimulus package. US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell also stated that the accommodative monetary policy stance would remain intact until the job was well and truly done.
And Back Again
Indications that the GameStop game had blown itself out on Wall Street was enough for bargain hunters to hit the Australian market yesterday for fear of missing out. But for a couple of sectors, it was a “buy everything” session.
It was a week ago when the ASX200 suddenly plunged from a prior closing level of 6781, and yesterday the index closed at 6824. A 90 point rally at the peak gave way to only 60 points, suggesting a few of last week’s early movers locked in short term profits in the afternoon.
The banks were the major drivers, rising 1.5%. This time healthcare was not the funding source – it rose 2.0%. Telcos, energy, discretionary and even utilities all joined the one percent-plus club.
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The S&P NZ50 finished the day down 0.8 per cent. The best performing sector on the day was Information Technology, up 0.9 per cent, followed by the Materials sector, which rose 0.5 per cent. Meanwhile, the index was weighed by the Energy and Industrial sectors, which fell 2.5 and 1.8 per cent each after poor performances from Z Energy (-2.5 per cent) and Auckland International Airport (-2.6 per cent).
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Payments solutions company Pushpay Holdings was up 1.2 per cent as the best performing stock of the day, the only index stock up by more than 100 basis points. The next best performing company was Port of Tauranga, which gained 0.8 per cent while market heavyweight Fisher and Paykel Healthcare rose 0.7 per cent.
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