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The stock markets in Australia were pushed below 5600 levels amid heavy selling, US-China trade dispute continuing and all sectors closing in red on Monday, December 10, 2018. With the European and US markets down, the Australian markets closed slightly higher after the Brexit chaos. Under such circumstances, few stocks are falling under investorâs radar.
One stock which was helped by the rebounding of the healthcare sector is RESONANCE HEALTH LIMITED (ASX:RHT) which went up by as much as 27.632% and traded at $0.097 which is close to its 52-week high. Resonance has a very high P/E of 126.670 and EPS of 0.001 AUD which reflects the future growth of the company. The recent increase in the price of the companyâs securities and the volumes of securities traded was clarified to ASX by the company. The company has increased its market penetration for existing core products; there is an increase in revenue of 17% versus the previous financial year to $2.91 million. Cash at financial year end was of $1.55m, and the company has no debt reflecting a strong balance sheet. For, FY 2017/18 including employee share-based payments, the company reported a net profit after tax of $224,619. Â
Another stock from the industrials sector which is gaining traction is FBR LTD (ASX:FBR) which has gone up by 4.348% to $0.120 and is quite near to its 52-week low. The company FBR will enable brick and block manufacturers to deliver walls on demand for their customers with its new commercial model for the Hadrian X known as Wall as a Serviceâ¢, or WaaSâ¢. The companyâs MOU with CAT has been discontinued and is free to discuss opportunities regarding DST and Hadrian X technology and supply with interested parties. The company has a cash reserve of $21.7 million as at September 30, 2018, and the gross assets on June 30, 2018, were at $46.5 million.
From the metals and mining sector, LYNAS CORPORATION LIMITED (ASX:LYC) traded lower at $1.655 down by 0.898% on the day which is close to its 52-week low. The stock has a P/E of 18.890 and EPS of 0.088 AUD which is decent when compared to its peer basket. The company provided the report of the Review Committee into Lynas Malaysiaâs operations, and it was found that the operations are low risk and compliant with applicable laws. The company is a proven and profitable producer of specialty Rare Earth Materials with the cash balance of A$65.8 million as at September 30, 2018. Over the years Lynasâs NEXT growth project improved its cash position and improved debt, with A$ 118.5 million operating cash flow and the US $165 million in debt respectively.
Forward P/E for RHT, FBR, LYC, Source: Thomson Reuters
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