JUMP REPORT
ABM INDUSTRIES (ABM)
EARNINGS RELEASE - JUNE 17 (AMC)
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EARNINGS EXPECTATIONS:
THIS QTR: EPS: .29/share REV: 1,490/M
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LAST QTR: EPS: .29/share ACTUAL: .39/share (BEAT)
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NEXT QTR: EPS: .37/share REV: 1,500/M
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FULL YR: EPS: 1.55/Share REV: 6,170/M
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*These are the base metrics we will be watching against the actual release numbers
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BEAT/MISS RECORD: 65% OF THE TIME THEY BEAT ESTIMATES
PRIOR ‘JUMP ZONE’ MOVES (LAST 3 QTRS %) 10.89, -12.94, 19.84
EXPECTED JUMP MOVE: 12-15%
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ABM Industries and Rollins are part of Zacks Industry Outlook article.
With manufacturing and service activities in good shape and the construction business growing, the Zacks Building Products – Maintenance Service industry is poised to prosper. ABM and ROL are two well-placed stocks to ride this demand strength.
Watching the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumble by hundreds of points a day — or by over 1,000 points as it did recently — can make for a fearful time, and many investors may believe it is best to take their money out of stocks and wait for the storm to blow over.
In the latest trading session, ABM Industries (ABM) closed at $45.58, marking a -1.32% move from the previous day.
“Job cut plans appear to be on the rise, particularly as companies assess market conditions, inflationary risks and capital spending.”
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Trading an earnings catalyst events can be very rewarding (5-20% returns in a matter of minutes or hours) but it is also very risky. Timing plays a key role in whether a trade is profitable or not. Here is our general guideline for how we trade these events in-house.
ENTRY: The system for entry is simple and mechanical. We enter our position at or near market close based on the Trajectory Analysis study (SEE TRADE PLAN TAB) completed a few hours prior. For stock trades it’s a simple BUY or SELL order based on a preset trade allocation amount. Options trades cannot be traded after-hours.
After the earnings release occurs in the aftermarket, we review the financial data and see how it compares to our models. Was it a beat or a miss on expectations? What does the forward guidance look like? Are there other important supplemental metrics reported? (such as subscribers, or same-store sales etc). Often the stock price can swing wildly if the release metrics are mixed or there is no clear cut bull or bear bias. We decide if we stay in and ride it, or get out in the aftermarket.
EXIT: In the majority of cases where the direction call was correct (short or long) the best time to take profit is the following day about an hour after market open. If the direction call was wrong, or the release data is mixed, we find it best to get out of the trade quickly in the aftermarket, cutting losses or taking a small profit if possible. If the actual release numbers meets or exceeds or models, we stay in and ride the profits (short or long). Exiting a trade is more art than science, based on experience trading that particular stock, general market conditions and the momentum of the market reaction to the release news.
PROFIT/LOSS: Knowing when to take profit or a loss on a trade is an individual decision based on experience and the risk/reward appetite of a trader. This is why traders can lose money on the same event that another trader profited from. None of this is easy and the risk is high. The more experience trading volatile catalyst events the easier it becomes to make good trading decisions. Before you decide to trade this event you should ready all the risks associated with this type of trading. (see risk disclosures here)
| Avg Daily Volume: 564,732 Market Cap: 2.10B Sector: Services Short Interest: 5.56 |
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by Team Stockjumpers