22-03-2013, 03:18 PM
Sounded quite familiar...
Subject: Dow Jones - MARKET COMMENT: HSI May Hit 50,000 By 2015 In Bull Scenario - MS
3-19-13 9:43 PM EDT
0128 GMT [Dow Jones] Morgan Stanley introduces a new long-term bull scenario in which the HSI achieves the 50,000 level before the end of calendar year 2015, citing four reasons: Easy money and accelerating global growth; Historical precedent of 6- to 8-year peak-to-peak cycle (1973, 1981, 1987, 1994, 2000, and 2007), each after growth of at least 121% in a 3-year period; valuation backtests support its view, with the HSI's trailing P/E currently at 11.0X, or 83rd percentile cheap to history, and trailing P/B at 1.52X, or 75th percentile cheap; and QDII initiatives from China's government and the Hong Kong government's property market controls are also factors supportive of its call. The house adds, with the help of MS' bottom-up analysts, it explores bull case scenarios for 2015 EPS and P/E for the HSI on a stock-by-stock basis; overall, this suggests 38,800 as a bottom-up bull case 2015 target. The HSI slipped 0.2% to 22,041.86 Tuesday. (robert.li@dowjones.com)
Subject: Dow Jones - MARKET COMMENT: HSI May Hit 50,000 By 2015 In Bull Scenario - MS
3-19-13 9:43 PM EDT
0128 GMT [Dow Jones] Morgan Stanley introduces a new long-term bull scenario in which the HSI achieves the 50,000 level before the end of calendar year 2015, citing four reasons: Easy money and accelerating global growth; Historical precedent of 6- to 8-year peak-to-peak cycle (1973, 1981, 1987, 1994, 2000, and 2007), each after growth of at least 121% in a 3-year period; valuation backtests support its view, with the HSI's trailing P/E currently at 11.0X, or 83rd percentile cheap to history, and trailing P/B at 1.52X, or 75th percentile cheap; and QDII initiatives from China's government and the Hong Kong government's property market controls are also factors supportive of its call. The house adds, with the help of MS' bottom-up analysts, it explores bull case scenarios for 2015 EPS and P/E for the HSI on a stock-by-stock basis; overall, this suggests 38,800 as a bottom-up bull case 2015 target. The HSI slipped 0.2% to 22,041.86 Tuesday. (robert.li@dowjones.com)