A portfolio with stocks from various sectors, ranging from fashion to meatpacking, from banks to wood panel producers is Terra Investimentos’ selection for the next week – from May 2nd to 6th, considering the working days of the Stock Exchange’s operations. Brazilian values (B3).
The brokerage bets on shares of clothing company Soma (SOMA3), bank Bradesco (BBDC4), meat processor JBS (JBSS3), Dexco (DXCO3, formerly Duratex) and steelmaker Usiminas (USIM5).
Last week, the five shares had, together, an average devaluation of 2.36%, while the Ibovespa dropped 3.87%. But in the 12-month period, the gains are 21.36%, with the stock market index falling -9.20%. See below for more details on each of the companies listed.
Grupo Soma (SOMA3) is one of the largest fashion retailers in Brazil, owner of brands such as Animale, Farm and, more recently, Maria Filó. It is the fifth company in Brazil in the women’s clothing market. There are 1.1 million customers and 282 physical stores, almost 90% in malls, in addition to e-commerce. Terra is betting on a target price of the share of R$ 16.30 to R$ 17. This Friday (30) the share was up 0.73%, at R$ 12.49, at 12:58 pm (Brasilia time). ).
Dexco (DXCO3) rose 3.88% at the same time, with a share quoted at R$ 13.12. The company owns brands such as Durafloor (laminated floors), Deca (sanitary fixtures and metals), Hydra (water heating products and valves) and Duratex (wood panels and wall coverings and ceilings), among others. Terra believes in the valuation of the company’s paper by up to R$16.
For Bradesco (BBDC4), which has an appreciation of 0.99%, at R$18.40, the broker estimates a high between R$22 and R$22.50.
The outlook for JBS (JBSS3) and Usiminas (USIM5) — which at 1 pm today had values of BRL 38.80 (down 0.38%) and BRL 11.66 (up 0.08%), respectively — is that the shares reach up to R$ 41.50 for the meat company and R$ 17.10 for the steel manufacturer.
