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Thursday's Stock Market Report from UK-Analyst: featuring Facebook, Next, Shell, RPS Group, Peer TV and Ultrasis


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The Markets

UK consumer confidence slipped in October for the first time in six months according to a new survey. Market research company GfK's monthly consumer confidence index dipped to -11 in October, down from -10 in September, confounding analyst expectations of an increase to -8. However, it must be remembered that, despite the slight drop, the index remains nearly 20 points higher than a year ago in a reflection of the recent strength of Britain's economic recovery. Nick Moon, Managing Director of social research at GfK, commented, "This may simply be a pause for breath. However ... it will be interesting to see if sentiment has run away with itself and there is a further drop next month."

Social media giant Facebook has reported a 60% surge in revenues to $1.8billion (1.12 million pounds) over the three months ended September, swinging the tech giant into a net profit position of $425 million (265 million pounds), well up on the $59m (36.8 million pounds) loss it reported for the prior year period. The improvement was driven by an increase in advertising revenues, especially within the mobile segment as advertisers are now prepared to pay higher prices to have their content delivered across users' mobile Facebook feeds. Mark Zuckerberg, founder and Chief Executive of Facebook said, "For nearly 10 years, Facebook has been on a mission to connect the world. The strong results we achieved this quarter show that we're prepared for the next phase of our company, as we work to bring the next 5 billion people online."

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At the London close the Dow Jones was down by 46,68 points at 15,614.08 and the Nasdaq was up by 6.98 points to 3,392.36.

In London the FTSE 100 closed down by 46.27 points at 6,731.43 and the FTSE 250 was down by 103.01 points to 15,479.95. The FTSE All-Share fell by 24.39 points to 3,585.32 while the FTSE AIM Index slipped by 0.75 points at 808.39.

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Broker Notes

Beaufort Securities stuck with its "buy" recommendation on retailer Next (NXT) after the company yesterday posted better than expected sales growth over the third quarter of 2013. The broker was also impressed with the company's share buyback plan and said it feels this has potential to cause significant value addition for the shareholders. Moreover, Beaufort is a fan of the company's "strong" online offering, the diversification into home-wares and potential in new overseas markets too. The shares fell by 5p to 5,445p.

Cantor Fitzgerald stuck with its "sell" recommendation on fellow retailer Marks and Spencer (MKS) with a target price of 445p. The broker continues to believe that it will take a number of seasons before there is a marked improvement in performance in the womenswear business. Furthermore, Cantor notes that debt levels remain over 2 billion pounds and feels this restricts the company's ability to deliver an accelerated dividend payout. The shares were up by 10.3p to 503.5p.

Canaccord Genuity has downgraded its "buy" recommendation to a "hold" stance on Management Consulting Group (MMC), cutting its target price from 32p to 28p. The downgrade comes on the back of the company announcement which revealed that both of the group's operating divisions are trading at the "lower end of expectations". As a result, Canaccord Genuity has reduced its current year EPS estimate by 14% to 2.5p and its FY14 EPS estimate by 13% to 2.9p. The shares inched up by 1.25p to 24.5p.

Blue Chips

Chemicals group Croda International (CRDA) warned investors that the adverse fluctuations of the Japanese Yen and Indian Rupee over recent months will mean that the company will not fully benefit from the increase in sales since July. These currency devaluations are particularly significant as the Asia-Pacific region accounts for around one quarter of the group's total revenues. The update comes after Morgan Stanley re-iterated its "overweight" stance earlier this month. The shares plunged by 199p to 2,436p.

Oil producer Shell (RDSA) announced that third quarter profits came in at $4.5 billion (2.8 billion pounds), well down on the $5 billion (3.1 billion pounds) which was forecast by analysts and even further away from the $6.6 billion (4.1 billion pounds) which was generated in the prior-year period. The results will be particularly underwhelming for investors who may have observed that BP announced better than expected results earlier this week. Management explained that the results had been impacted by rising production costs and weaker industry refining conditions. The shares dlid by 107.5p to 2,076.5p.

Drugmaker AstraZeneca (AZN) announced a 22% fall in pre-tax profits to $1.6 billion (1 billion pounds) for the 3 month period ended 30th September as the group lost exclusivity rights on several of its key brands. In a bid to combat this slide, the group has appointed Marc Dunoyer to be its new Chief Financial Officer. Dunoyer, who joined from rival GlaxoSmithKline, will be promoted from his current position of Head of Product Strategy. The shares were down by 21p to 3,309p.

Mid Caps

Natural resource consultancy RPS Group (RPS) said it was on track meet current market expectations for the year, with its energy business in particular performing "encouragingly" of late. Looking ahead, RPS said it has committed a maximum of 61 million pounds to acquisitions since June and expects that this and the investments made earlier this year should result in significantly improved trading for the Group in 2014. The shares lost 9.2p, finishing the day at 290p.

Telecity (TCY) announced that Brian McArthur-Muscroft, Finance Director, is to step down from his position by 31st of January 2014. The data centre provider went on to say that it will begin the search for a new Finance Director immediately with Mr McArthur-Muscroft happy to conduct a handover if a replacement is found by 31st January 2014. The update comes after JP Morgan last week cut its target price on the company from 1,200p to 1,100p, re-iterating its "overweight" stance. slid by 28p to 762.5p.

Asset management group Henderson Group (HGG) saw its assets under management grow up by 4.3% to 70.8 billion pounds between the beginning of July and the end of October. Management attributed this increase to improved investor confidence and a strong investment performance across its core product ranges. The shares ticked upwards by 0.1p to 214.4p.

Small Caps

PeerTV (PTV), the specialist in streaming TV over the internet, confirmed that its subsidiary, Digitek SMT Assemblies, has become an approved supplier of Strauss Water and has received orders which are expected to generate sales of about $1.5 million (0.93 million pounds) on an annual basis. Strauss is a manufacturer and supplier of food and beverage products and has high profile clients such as PepsiCo and Danone. The shares swelled by 0.63p to 3.63p.

Mariana Resources (MARL), the Peruvian-based miner, revealed that an initial drill programme has begun at its Condor de Oro gold, copper and silver project in northern Peru. As part of the programme, five holes are being drilled to test the Pucayacu porphyry target area with the first hole already delivering positive results. Assay results will be released in batches, with the first in three-four weeks' time. The shares jumped by 0.57p to 3.58p.

Housebuilder Mar City (MAR) revealed that it has secured a deal to construct 102 apartments and a retail unit of approximately 12,000 square feet on a site in North London. The deal, signed with Mar City Developments Limited, will be worth around 14 million pounds to Mar City and is estimated to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2015. Given that the transaction is classified as a related party transaction under the AIM Rules, the group went on to calm any investor fears by stressing that the terms of the contract are fair and reasonable as far as the company's shareholders are concerned. The shares nudged ahead by 0.25p to 11.75p.

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European oil and gas explorer Ascent Resources (AST) announced that it has signed a multitude of agreements with its Slovenian partners which should be a step forward in bringing its Petisovci gas field into production. According to Ascent, the signing of these documents is the culmination of months of work and should ensure that production begins by next year. The update prompted Ascent Resources to re-iterate its 2p target price on the shares, nearly double the current price. The shares were up by 0.1p to 1.05p.

Media firm Zoo Digital Group (ZOO) has swung into EBITDA profitability after recording an Adjusted EBITDA of $0.3m (0.19 million pounds) for the 6 months ended 30th September, well up on the loss of $0.3 million (0.19 million pounds) which it recorded over the previous 6 months. This performance was boosted by increased demand for its ZOOsubs product, a subtitle technology product which has apparently now been taken up by 3 major production studios. The shares increased by 0.38p to 13.75p.

Ultrasis (ULT), the mental health specialist, announced that its joint venture, U2 Interactive, has won a new contract with Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania (MHASP). As part of the agreement MHASP will offer Ultrasis' Beating the Blues anti-depressant treatment as part of a wider attempt to engage with individuals who are dealing with mild and moderate depression. The financial details of the arrangement were not disclosed to the market. The shares were up by 0.07p to 1.06p.

 

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  1. Bank war on Dodd-Frank continues
  2. Selling MSRs the right move?
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  4. Bank of America faces new wave of litigation
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1. Bank war on Dodd-Frank continues

By Jim Kim Comment | Forward | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

The House of Representatives, particularly the House Financial Services Committee, has emerged as ground zero in the move to roll back portions of Dodd-Frank, the landmark financial reform bill. To a certain degree, the zeal in the House reflects Wall Street lobbying activities, according to DealBook, which calls the committee "a magnet for Wall Street campaign donations."

Some might argue that the influence of big banks in the House has gotten a tad out of hand, especially after it was revealed that Citigroup essentially wrote one bill that would tailor derivative markets rules more to the industry's liking by exempting certain markets from heightened regulation. That said, some would argue that the bill is simply the best move to make, even if it boosts bank profits.

The proposal has no chance of ever becoming law, as it will not likely pass the Senate. Still, there are some political benefits for lawmakers, as they gain political mileage by opposing Dodd-Frank. At the same time, the episode has thrown Wall Street influence into a somewhat negative light, and that may ultimately spawn a backlash.

The fact remains, however, that the proposal has attracted bipartisan support, as many Democrats favor a liberalization of the controversial derivatives rules in Dodd-Frank. The right-most wing of the Republicans has yet to take a strong stand, however. It might be a tricky issue. Though they abhor excessive government regulation, they are also wary of the power of big corporations.

All in all, Dodd-Frank has emerged as a quite interesting prism through which to view larger political issues.

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2. Selling MSRs the right move?

By Jim Kim Comment | Forward | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

It's no secret that big banks have lost their ardor for mortgage servicing rights.

The reality is that new Basel III capital rules have made the business much harder to justify from a cost perspective. Citigroup has become the latest to acknowledge that it wants out of the business. Bloomberg reported that the bank has struck a deal to sell servicing rights on about $63 billion of loans, or about 21 percent of its total contracts.

Wells Fargo apparently began marketing rights on $41 billion of home loans last month. Bank of America has also been a seller.

Complicating the picture just a bit is that fact that MSRs serve as a natural hedge to higher interest rates, which tends to reduce refinancing and origination activity. But at this point, the value of such rights as a hedge does not outweigh the new capital requirements, which makes the business more costly to run. Banks are likely to proceed with their sales.

So who are the big winners? Two groups appear poised to benefit. Specialized mortgage-service companies have benefitted. The likes of Walter Investment Management, Ocwen Financial and Nationstar Mortgage "are capitalizing on such sales and building their business. Over the last couple of years, these companies have been purchasing MSRs from major banks," notes Zack's.

Some private equity and hedge funds also seem to be in a buying mood, notes Bloomberg. The lure: "assets that can increase in value when borrowing costs rise and giving them increased control over the rights to collect Americans' monthly mortgage payments." So it may be a weak bet on rising rates.

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- here's the article

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3. Massive JPMorgan settlement on hold for now

By Jim Kim Comment | Forward | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

People were hopeful that JPMorgan would by now be in a position to announce a $13 billion settlement with the Justice Department, one that would cover a wide array of charges by several government entities. Given the heavy volume of generally positive media leaks, the news that a snag has emerged is disappointing but not necessarily unexpected.

The Justice Department has nixed some proposals put forward by the bank.

The Department told JPMorgan that "it won't agree to language the firm submitted Oct. 27…. " The issue seems to be the government's attempt to "bar JPMorgan from trying to recover part of the costs" from the FDIC and "the company's bid to avoid criminal liability in cases that don't involve residential mortgage-backed securities," according to Bloomberg. The Justice Department and JPMorgan "also differ on whether to include an additional $1.1 billion payment in the FHFA pact as part of the total settlement."

It remains to be seen if this is a deal-breaker. But it would behoove the bank to settle, even if it does not prevail on every negotiating point. The benefits of wiping away a whole tranche of liability outweigh the costs of the settlement, even though you can't blame the bank for wanting to recover as much as possible.

My sense is that a settlement is still likely. But perhaps not as quick as originally expected. It just might take another round of personal talks between the CEO and the Attorney General.

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- here's the article

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4. Bank of America faces new wave of litigation

By Jim Kim Comment | Forward | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

All of a sudden, Bank of America seems vulnerable to legal action related to misrepresentation of mortgages. Some might have thought that the bank, after spending $49 billion in legal expenses related to its ill-fated purchase of Countrywide, had put the bulk of its woes behind it. But recent events have put the lie to that assumption.

A jury in New York found the bank liable for Countrywide's widely panned Hustle program, which sought to aggressively (too aggressively in the mind of jurors) replace subprime volume with prime volume. The exact penalties will be set by no less than Judge Jed Rakoff later this year.

To compound the issue, Bank of America has disclosed in a financial filing that an undisclosed U.S. attorney plans to recommend that the Justice Department bring a civil lawsuit against the bank over defective mortgages. The state of New York is also expected to file charges against the bank's Merrill Lynch operations related to securitization issues. Other charges have already been filed. Recall that in August, the bank was sued by the Justice Department and the SEC in North Carolina for misleading investors when it sold $850 million in MBSs. There may well be other attorneys general around the country working on related cases.

The new activity reflects in part the work of a working group comprising the Justice Department, the SEC and the New York Attorney General.

All this will no doubt be costly. The bank also noted that possible litigation costs could rise to as much as $5.1 billion, up from an estimated $2.8 billion last quarter, notes Dow Jones.

Prosecutors just might feel emboldened by the in-the-works $13 billion settlement between JPMorgan Chase and the Justice Department.

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- here's the article

Read more about: Litigation, Bank of America
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5. Fed to maintain stimulus program

By Jim Kim Comment | Forward | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

So was the great market scare of 2013 just that—a mere scare?

In the wake of the news that the Federal Reserve will maintain its quantitative easing policy, that looks to be the case—at least for now. Fed officials just wrapped up a two-day policy meeting at which they apparently decided that the economy at this juncture did not justify a massive withdrawal of its famous easing program. Officials made no change to their forward guidance. And they decided to keep short-term rates at essentially zero percent.

Their official stance remains one that calls for action if they see strong evidence of more robust economic growth.

Recall that earlier this year the Fed threw quite a scare into the bond market, leading to all sorts of angst about the end of an amazing run in fixed income. The concomitant talk was all about a Great Rotation, a once-in-a-lifetime move into stocks that would have profound consequences. As of now, that rotation may be on delay.

But at some point, the economy will pick up again. It's fair to say that the government shutdown, and its impact on the economy, has had a huge effect on the thinking of Fed officials, as it no doubt dragged growth in the fourth quarter.

At some point, the taper will have to begin, unless the Fed comes to some radical new views of inflation and how the Feed ought to grapple with it pre-emptively. For now anyway, the status quo reigns.  

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- here's a CNN article
- here's an LA Times article
- here's a New York Times article

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