Tabcorp Holdings Ltd and National Australia Bank Ltd shares are both outpacing the S&P/ASX 200 Index in morning trade on Monday.
Trading for 92 cents apiece, Tabcorp shares are up 1.1% at this same time, while NAB shares are just in the green, up 0.1% at $38.51 each.
Year to date, NAB shares have slipped 9.2% while the Tabcorp share price is down 8.1% this calendar year.
Summarising his sell recommendation on NAB shares, he said:.
The shares have fallen from $1.17 on May 1 to trade at 90 cents on September 17.
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Tabcorp Holdings Ltd and National Australia Bank Ltd shares are both outpacing the S&P/ASX 200 Index in morning trade on Monday.
At time of writing the ASX 200 is down 0.2%.
Trading for 92 cents apiece, Tabcorp shares are up 1.1% at this same time, while NAB shares are just in the green, up 0.1% at $38.51 each.
Taking a step back, however, both stocks have underperformed the 0.1% losses posted by benchmark index in 2026.
Year to date, NAB shares have slipped 9.2% while the Tabcorp share price is down 8.1% this calendar year.
Although that's not including the dividends both companies pay. Tabcorp trades on a 3.2% unfranked trailing dividend yield, while NAB trades on a franked 4.4% trailing dividend yield.
Summarising his sell recommendation on NAB shares, he said:.
The Federal government announced changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing in the May Budget.
Looking at Tabcorp's FY 2026 results, Evans said:.
The shares have fallen from $1.17 on May 1 to trade at 90 cents on September 17.
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