Fiber series tenth week news Abstract 6
Week News Abstract For Fiber Series in 10GTEK
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Fiber Optics sector rises 31.5 points (1.4%)
Volatility: the Sector traded between a low of 2,258.1 and a 12-day high of 2,352.4. Intraday volatility (highest price minus lowest price/lowest price) of 4.2% was 0.8 times average daily volatility of 5.3%.Moving Average (MA): the Sector value to 200-day moving average ratio is 0.81, a bearish indicator.In the past 200 days this ratio has been under 0.81 one hundred twenty-five times suggesting further downside.The Sector is trading below both its 200-day MA and the 50-day MA. Further, the 50-day MA of 2,409.4 is lower than the 200-day MA of 2,876.3, a bearish indicator.The 200-day MA has decreased to 2,876.3, another bearish indicator.Price Dynamics: the Sector is at a discount of 57.1% to the 52-week high of 5,418.3 and a premium of 21.2% to the 52-week low of 1,918.6.Volume and Turnover Period: the average turnover rate of the Sector is 1,186.4% or an average holding period of 31 days.Trailing One Week: the value of US$1,000 invested a week ago is US$1,051 [vs US$1,005 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital gain of US$51.Trailing One Month: the value of US$1,000 invested a month ago is US$1,052 [vs US$1,067 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital gain of US$52.Trailing One Year: the value of US$1,000 invested a year ago is US$606 [vs US$1,039 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital loss of US$394.$1000 1-month 6-month Fiber Optics sector $1US,052 $803 NASDAQ-100 index $1US,067 $992.FIBER OPTICS SECTOR vs NASDAQ-100 INDEX [NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average in Brackets].Better than NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average: Total Liabilities/EBITDA of 1.3 [3.5].Worse than NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average: Return on Assets of 3.3% [10.5%].BULLISH SIGNALS FROM TOP TWO RANKED STOCKS (VI or Volume Index in brackets; 1 is average).[Ranked from the top two out of 8 stocks in sector; sector average in brackets].Finisar (FNSR.O) added 3.0% in strong trading with open interest rising 1.8% to close at US$17.21. It had the highest rise by MCap of US$45.3 million; MCap of US$1.6 billion [1st; US$477.4 million]. Return on Equity (ROE) of 12.6%.Manhattan Bridge Capital (LOAN.O) had the highest rise, soaring 15.0c (or 17.6%) on robust volume (VI of 2.1) to close at US$1.0. 5-day price rise of 17.6% [1st; 5.0%]. The stock is at a premium of 6.7% to volume weighted price [2nd; 3.4%].Oclaro (OCLR.O) trading at US$3.16 was at the highest premium of 9.4% above its 1-month Volume Weighted Price of US$2.889. 5-day price rise of 9.3% [2nd; 5.0%].The stock with the lowest P/E (trailing 12 months) in the index is Oplink Communications (OPLK.O) at US$16.84, with a P/E of 6.6 times.The sector comprises 8 stocks. Total MCap of the Fiber Optics sector was US$3.8 billion on December 27.
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Fiber Optics sector weakens below Moving Average (MA), with 50-day MA trailing its 200-day MA, slumps 11.8 points or 0.8% to 1,385.5
Volatility: the Sector traded between a low of 1,360.3 and a two-month high of 1,412.6. Intraday volatility (highest price minus lowest price/lowest price) of 3.8% was 0.7 times average daily volatility of 5.3%.Relativities: in the NASDAQ market of 2660 stocks, 44 sectors and 10 indices, the Sector has a 6-month relative strength of 59.7 indicating it has outperformed 59.7% of the market. (Rank 956 out of 2714)Today its percentile rank in the NASDAQ market was 44.2. (Rank 1363 out of 2714)Price Dynamics: the Sector is at a discount of 52.6% to the 52-week high of 2,920.0 and a premium of 34.0% to the 52-week low of 1,033.9.Volume and Turnover Period: the average turnover rate of the Sector is 1,207.2% or an average holding period of 30 days.Trailing One Week: the value of US$1,000 invested a week ago is US$1,052 [vs US$1,007 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital gain of US$52.Trailing One Month: the value of US$1,000 invested a month ago is US$1,171 [vs US$1,047 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital gain of US$171.Trailing One Year: the value of US$1,000 invested a year ago is US$572 [vs US$1,040 for the NASDAQ-100 index] for a capital loss of US$428.$1000 1-month 6-month Fiber Optics sector $952 NASDAQ-100 index $1US,047 $1US,015RELATIVE VALUATION INDICATORS [RVI]FIBER OPTICS SECTOR vs NASDAQ-100 INDEX [NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average in Brackets]Better than NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average: Total Liabilities/EBITDA of 1.3 [3.5].
Worse than NASDAQ-100 INDEX Average: Return on Assets of 3.3% [10.5%].BULLISH SIGNALS FROM TOP TWO RANKED STOCKS (VI or Volume Index in brackets; 1 is average)[Ranked from the top two out of 8 stocks in sector; sector average in brackets]Manhattan Bridge Capital (LOAN.O) soared 30.0% in the past week to close at US$1.30. The stock is at a premium of 18.4% to volume weighted price [1st; 10.8%].The stock with the lowest P/E (trailing 12 months) in the index is Oplink Communications (OPLK.O) at US$17.23, with a P/E of 6.8 times.BEARISH SIGNALS FROM BOTTOM TWO RANKED STOCKS (VI or Volume Index in brackets; 1 is average)[Ranked from the bottom two out of 8 stocks in sector; sector average in brackets]Among the heavyweights, the steepest fall in MCap took place in Finisar (FNSR.O) where Mcap fell US$34.4 million. The stock fell for a second day, a two-day fall of 2.2%. Price/Earnings of 19.05.Oclaro (OCLR.O) slid 22.0c (or 5.7%) to close at US$3.61; its six-month relative strength is 16 which means it is trailing 84% of stocks. Second lowest fall by MCap of US$11.1 million; MCap of US$182.2 million [2nd; US$528 million]. Return on Equity (ROE) of 20.3%.
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Google ready to roll out Kansas City FTTH network
Not quite a year after announcing that Kansas City, KS, would host its first fiber to the home (FTTH) test bed (see "Google names Kansas City, KS, FTTH test bed city"), Google has announced that it is ready to begin installing fiber. The company announced the milestone yesterday on its Google Fiber Blog.The news comes shortly after speculation that Google had run into problems concluding pole-attachment agreements with Kansas City administrators (see “Google FTTH in Kansas City hits pole attachment snag”). Both Google and government spokespeople had denied that the project had been thrown off schedule by such problems.The blog posting, written by Kevin Lo, general manager, Google Access, doesn’t say whether fiber installation will start first in Kansas City, KS, or Kansas City, MO, which Google added to the test bed in May of last year. It is thought that pole attachment was less of an issue in Missouri.Like all FTTH installations, Google is starting with the backbone portion of the network. Customer connections would then follow. Google has said it expects to begin connecting customers in the first half of this year.
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