Forecasts and recommendations of analysts of BTA Securities (Kazakhstan) for November 30, 2010
30.11.10 18:02
/IRBIS, November 30, 2010/ -BTA Bank JSC subsidiary BTA Securities
(BTA Securities, Almaty) has provided IRBIS with a survey of main events,
Forecasts and Investment ideas for November 30, 2010.
According to the report, analysts note that the premarket on world
markets is composed as follows:
- In the Asian session today dominated by speculation about monetary
tightening by China and the spread of the debt crisis in Ireland in other
European countries. Warmed speculation today, economists, Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences, declared that the country's central bank
to raise its key interest rate by 200 basis points, and the recent
increase reserve requirements for banks will not be sufficient to reduce
the excess liquidity in the banking sector. Currently, the Chinese
market in anticipation of new regulatory requirements for banks in the
country. Shanghai Composite now reduced by 3%, Hang Seng - by
1.1%.
- Euro now trades below $ 1.31 after not add any optimism to investors
about 85 billion euros allocated to Ireland, nor the extension of Greek
maturity obligations at 4.5 years, no new mechanism of escape from the
default, which will be operational from 2013 and includes the possibility
of debt restructuring.
- Quotes commodities today are reduced. Copper prices in Shanghai
are down 0.25%, while crude oil futures for Brent - on 0.8%, the
strengthening U.S. dollar.
- European stock market today, probably will moderate decrease in the
major indices as well as ideas for Ireland were won back yesterday.
Impact on trading in Europe, the Euro zone will have data on
unemployment and inflation. In the U.S. session today will publish a
wider block of indicators: the dynamics of property prices by
Case&Shiller, an index of consumer confidence and business activity
index from the Office of Procurement Chicago.
- For the domestic market of the external news background is
moderately negative. According to the BTA Securities, investors may
resume sales of raw shares and banks.
Analysts of BTA Securities give the following advice for investors in
securities of issuers in Kazakhstan:
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Stock Final Target price Recom Potential
Emitter Exch price 2010 year mendation % percent
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Banks
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KAZKOMMERTSBANK-GDR LSE 5.9 9.8 Buy +66
KAZKOMMERTSBANK KASE 437.0 728.3 Buy +67
KAZKOMMERTSBANK -PREF KASE 215.0 388.5 Buy +81
HALYK BANK-GDR LSE 9.8 10.5 Hold +8
HALYK BANK KASE 342.0 377.5 Hold +10
HALYK BANK -PREF (HSBKP) KASE 185.2 189.0 Hold +2
HALYK BANK -PREF1 (HSBKP1) KASE 175.0 189.0 Hold +8
BANK CENTER CREDIT KASE 590.0 1,531.0 Buy +159
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Oil and Gaz:
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KAZKMUNAIGAZ-GDR LSE 19.2 22.7 Buy +18
KAZKMUNAIGAZ KASE 17,390.0 20,062.0 Buy +15
BMB MUNAI AMEX 0.92 n/a Review n/a
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Metallurgy:
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KAZAKHMYS PLC LSE 1,395.0 1,427.0 Hold +2
ENRC LSE 883.5 1,216.0 Buy +38
KAZAKHGOLD-GDR LSE 3.5 7.0 Buy +100
URANIUM ONE LSE 5.1 3.3 Sell -35
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Companies with small capital:
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KAZAKTELECOM KASE 17,300.0 33,825.0 Buy +96
STEPPE CEMENT LSE 45.5 120.9 Buy +166
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or recommendation to make any transactions with the stocks. Agency Irbis doesn't
take responsibility for the opinions which are in given material.
[2010-11-30]