Caribbean Cream ended at a new closing high on Wednesday of $10 & is up 900% since listing in 2013..
Trading volume rose strongly from Tuesday’s levels, ending with 1,995,508 units changing hands, 402 percent higher than on Tuesday, while value traded jumped 659 percent to $10,428,547 from $1,373,477, on Tuesday.
Market activities ended with 4 securities closing with bids higher than their last selling prices and 1 ending with a lower offer.
In market activity Cargo Handlers stock has not traded since it closed at $86.10 on September 12, the market closed today with the bid at $87 to buy 393 units, a total of
45,551 units were offered for sale at $90, the will be split 10 for 1 stock, effective from the close of business on October 21.In trading activity, AMG Packaging closed with a fall of 45 cents at $17.55 with 615 units changing hands, Caribbean Cream gained 70 cents with 541,070 shares changing hands to end at a 52 weeks’ closing high of $10, Caribbean Producers gained 20 cents in trading 435,000 units to end at $3.50. Dolphin Cove gained 50 cents to end at $13 after trading 100 shares, General Accident Insurance rose 1 cent with 139,954 units changing hands at $2.65, Honey Bun traded 7,386 shares at $6.10, Iron Rock Insurance traded 313,700 shares and gained 5 cents to end at $3.35, Jamaican Teas lost 4 cents in trading 2,000 shares to close at $4.
Jetcon Corporation traded 108,111 shares and gained 8 cents to close at $4.59, Key Insurance closed down to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $2.25 with 27,266 units, for a loss of 5 cents, KLE Group ended at $2.05 with 3,760 shares changing. Lasco Distributors closed with rise of 45 cents as 41,072 units traded at $7.50, Lasco Financial ended with 72,300 shares changing hands at $3.35, after rising 5 cents, Lasco Manufacturing closed at $5.10 with 60,135 shares trading to gain 5 cents. Medical Disposables traded 22,991 shares and gained 6 cents to close at $4.42, tTech climbed 28 cents and ended with 8,548 shares changing hands at $5.58 and Derrimon Trading preference share fell 10 cents and ended with 211,500 units changing hands at $2.10.