OEL 0.00% 1.2¢ otto energy limited

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    tom,

    this is from buy sell signals off
    the bell direct platform.

    could be time to take a breather
    for a couple of days while the day traders
    try to pee in each others pockets.


    Australia Edition
    Friday, September 13, 2013
    www.BuySellSignals.com
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    Otto Energy (OEL)
    Otto Energy keeps rising: up 8.9% in
    3 days
    Otto Energy Limited, Australia's 38th largest
    energy company by market capitalisation,
    extended its gains Friday, rising an additional
    0.30c (or 3.2%) to close at 9.80c. The shares
    have jumped 0.80c (or 8.9%) over the past
    three trading days. Compared with the All
    Ordinaries Index which rose 15.8 points (or 0.3%)
    in the three days, this represented a relative
    price increase of 8.6%


    Stock Summary
    Day's Range
    9.60c-10.0c
    52-Week Range
    6.60c-11.0c
    Today's Turnover
    $71,138
    Relative Strength
    72
    Sector
    Energy
    Volume
    725,900
    Volume Index (1 is avg)
    0.8
    Market Cap
    $111.7 million
    Shares Outstanding
    1,140,290,071


    Introduction
    We are currently bullish on this stock, both in the
    short-term based on technical indicators, as
    well as in the long-term based on fundamental
    metrics.
    What makes us most bullish on the stock is the following:
    Its Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicators
    are rising, with its 12-day higher than its 26-day.

    Price/Earnings of 7 versus sector average of 32.2 and
    market average of 27.2.

    The price to 200-day MAP ratio is 1.15, a bullish indicator.

    The Price to Book of 1.3 lower than average of 1.9 for the
    Energy sector and 2.6 for the Total Australian Market. We
    estimate the shares are trading at a current year Price to
    Book of 0.9 and a forward year Price to Book of 0.7.

    In the last three months the number of rises outnumbered
    falls 33:20 or 1.6:1.

    Return on Equity of 17.9% versus sector average of 5.6%
    and market average of 6.8%.

    However, there are some reasons why some in the
    market are more bearish on the stock:
    Amongst stocks that are shorted, it was in the top quartile
    as a percentage of stock shorted, suggesting that there
    are many confident bears of the stock.





    Australia Edition
    Friday, September 13, 2013
    www.BuySellSignals.com
    Analysis
    Bullish Signals
    The price is at a premium of 8.9% to the 1-month volume
    weighted average price of 9.0c. Given that this premium
    has been under 8.9% two hundred eleven times and
    over 8.9% thirty-two times in the last year, the
    downside:upside probability is estimated at 211:32 or
    6.6:1.

    Volume Weighted Price
    Rises to Falls: In the last three months the number of rises
    outnumbered falls 33:20 or 1.6:1.

    In the last 20 trading sessions there has been a net rise of
    25.64%; the stock has advanced twelve times and the
    biggest one day rise was 10% on Sep 11.

    The price climbed 5.4% in the last week and soared
    25.6% in the last month.

    Compared with the All Ordinaries Index which rose 1.4%
    for the week and 1.4% for the month, this represented a
    relative price increase of 4.0% for the week and 24.3%
    for the month.

    In the Australian market of 1,152 stocks and 50 units
    traded today, the stock has a 6-month relative strength
    of 72 indicating it has outperformed 72% of the market.

    Also, the relative strength percentile is improving at 72
    for 6 months, 78 for 3 months and 86 for 1 month.

    The price to 50-day EMAP ratio is 1.1, a bullish indicator.
    In the past 50 days this ratio has exceeded 1.1, 14 times
    suggesting further upside. The 50-day EMAP has
    increased to 8.80c. An increase is another bullish
    indicator.

    The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
    indicator of 12-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
    of 0.09 minus the 26-day EMA of 0.09 is positive
    suggesting a bullish signal. Both the 12-day EMA as well
    as the 26-day EMA are rising, another bullish signal.

    The Price/MAP of 1.15 for OEL is higher than the
    Price/MAP for the All Ordinaries Index of 1.0


    The price to 200-day MAP ratio is 1.15, a bullish indicator.
    The 50-day MAP of 9.92c is higher than the 200-day MAP
    of 8.51c, another bullish indicator.

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    Undervaluation:
    Price/Earnings of 7 versus sector average of 32.2 and
    market average of 27.2.

    The earnings yield of 14.2% is 4.6 times the 10-year bond
    yield of 3.08%.

    The Price to Book of 1.3 lower than average of 1.9 for the
    Energy sector and 2.6 for the Total Australian Market. We
    estimate the shares are trading at a current year Price to
    Book of 0.9 and a forward year Price to Book of 0.7.

    The P/E of 7 multiplied by the P/NTA of 1.3 is 8.9. Being
    less than the Benjamin Graham benchmark of 22.5 the
    stock appears undervalued.

    The company is cash rich with Cash to Market
    Capitalisation at 27.2%.

    The Q Ratio, defined by James Tobin as MCap divided
    by Total Assets, is 1. Compared with the rest of the
    market the stock is undervalued.

    **********************take a breath***********************

    Other Bullish Signals:
    Return on Equity of 17.9% versus sector average of 5.6%
    and market average of 6.8%.

    Return on Assets of 13.8% versus sector average of 3.2%
    and market average of 1.3%.

    As per the Du Pont analysis, Return on Equity of 17.9% is
    better than sector average of 5.6%. This is computed as
    net profit margin of 44.0% times asset turnover
    [sales/assets] of 0.31 times leverage factor [total
    assets/shareholders' equity] of 1.3.

    Also, the following criteria set by Benjamin Graham:
    "An earnings-to-price yield of at least twice the triple-A
    bond"; the stock's earning yield of 14.2% is 4.6 times the
    triple-A bond yield of 3.1%.

    "Current ratio of two or more"; current assets are 6.6
    times current liabilities.

    ************************grab a coffee********************

    Analysis (continued)
    Description
    Value
    Rank In Market
    Return on Assets
    [ROA] %
    13.8
    In Top Quartile
    Net Profit Margin %
    44.0
    In Top Quartile
    Price/MAP200
    1.15
    In Top Quartile
    Price Change %
    3.2
    In Top Quartile
    Cash to MCap %
    27.2
    In Top Quartile
    Price Earnings
    7
    In Top Quartile
    Return on Equity
    [ROE] %
    17.9
    In Top Quartile
    P/E * P/NTA
    8.87
    In Top Quartile
    PRICE PERFORMANCE RANK IN INDICES AND
    SECTORS:
    The stock is in 3 indices and 2 sectors.
    The stock's rise went against the trend set by
    the following index and sectors:
    The Total Australian Market of 1152 stocks and 50 units traded
    today, which was down 30.8 points or 0.6% to 5,353.
    All Ordinaries Index of 422 stocks and 28 units traded today,
    which was down 23.5 points or 0.4% to 5,215.
    Energy sector of 157 stocks traded today, which was down
    22.5 points or 0.4% to 5,619.

    Percentile Rank ..........1-day......1-month....6-months

    OEL ............85........ 86.........72


    Energy ............41 ........59 ........65

    All Ordinaries
    Index ............39.........49 ........64


    Volume and turnover period
    There were 725,900 shares worth $71,138 traded. The volume
    was 0.8 times average trading of 895,192 shares. The turnover
    rate in the 12 months to date was 19.6% (or a turnover period
    of 5 years 37 days). This average length of ownership of the
    stock at 2.1 times the average holding period of 2 years 5
    months for stocks in the All Ordinaries Index suggests a larger
    number of core investors, making a long-term investment
    safer.

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    it sometimes happens that the traders
    who take short positions
    find that market movers move the market against them
    starting a rush to cover their arses which drives the price up
    triggering their stoplosses,starting a rush to cover their arses.

    sideways consolidation in the 0.96 / 0.10 for a few days
    on higher volume followed by a move up would be preferable to a mad
    exponential break upwards imo.

    the drilling is all over bar the shouting and management have a very good idea
    of the overall picture, i assume we will be given the information in a
    conservative trickle down fashion.
    that won't bother most of the long termers as the shortage of supply is
    probably due to many of them sitting on their hands and staying well
    away from the chatter and the sell button.

    next week could be very interesting
    more than a few people will be holding their
    breath on wed.
    then again it could be the same old 5 liner annc. TD
    achieved/liners being placed/ clean out commenced/
    assembly started/ as per pre drill prognosis.
    they keep a tight rein on good news, but bad news has it's
    own momentum and usually leaks out with volume showing the way, so im
    happy enough with the 5 liners for now.
    i would be even happier with a G-5H - 500m high grade zone/
    better than pre drill prognosis 5 line annc.

    have a good weekend
    good luck to all

    macgee dyor
 
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