CME Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:CME)
A global futures exchange in the United States for the trading of futures contracts and options on futures contracts, often called derivatives.
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Sell-off looks over-done. Well managed firm that returns capital to owners (dividends) rather than providing monies to departing owners (share repurchase).
With the change in Federal Reserve policy, trading in interest rate futures might see more activity.
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Regulators and asset managers want more products cleared over exchanges to provide price transparency and to reduce counterparty risk
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1. Risk management will continue to rise in prominence, and futures volumes will reflect that.
2. Have you seen the profitability of this business? Geez.
3. Scale, network, and reputational advantages. Scale and network look intact after NYSE/Deutsche Boerse collapse. MF Global impact on reputation likely temporary.
4. Return of capital to shareholders -- see new dividend policy.
5. Asset light business, great tough-to-replicate properties.
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MF Pro recoomendation
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S. Walker believes new revenue steam from central clearing of derivatives has not been priced into stock.
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As a brokerage, it will not be prey to the whims of individual stocks, but rather, the beneficiary of increased market volumes as more investors come back into the market.
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Piotroski screen.
A little high on the P/E for a value investor as myself, but other than that it fits my criteria as well. I'm not going to argue with Piotroski's success.
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strong buy
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Mercantile exchange has significant share of derivatives market. Could benefit from financial reform. This business scales pretty easily.
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There is nothing but upside here.
I believe that option trading will continue to grow at an even faster pace than it has been. ( I believe 25%+ annually over the last five years)
I also that think that as FinReg sets in, third-parties will be required to clear all Forex and other derivitive trades. CME stands to benefit from that.
*I also like CBOE right now at the current almost 52w low of $238 for the same reasons.
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$640 trillion deritive market heading their way with the financial refom bill
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Excellent management.
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This company has gotten beaten up in the recent months. Their stream of revenues from CDS swap trading and all their other instruments that they trade will make it a lot of money. Should be trading at 400 by year end
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