Hi Charles,
We believe they are all solid companies but as the investment landscape changes for the first time in more than a decade there’s been plenty of stock / sector rotation unfolding under the hood of the ASX as fund managers realign their portfolios for a higher interest rate environment:
Charter Hall Group (CHC) – has dropped around 30% over the last few months as its been tagged as a property company that may have limited growth as its negatively impacted by rising rates with the top line unable to mitigate a decline in margins due to rising borrowing costs.
Credit Corp (CCP) – still looks healthy around $30 and we can see 15-20% upside through 2022, we feel the current 20.8x valuation and forecast 3.5% grossed up yield remains attractive.
Goodman Group (GMG) – we are long this quality integrated industrial group which still isn’t cheap trading on an Est P/E for 2022 of 28.7x and as most subscribers know as bond yields rise high valuation / growth names get rerated, we believe its gone far enough and the stocks recent bounce suggests we are correct -fingers crossed, we are long!
NB We still prefer GMG over CHC.