Heavy trading in NCB on TTSE – Monday

 NCB traded the most shares on TTSE on Monday.

NCB traded the most shares on TTSE on Monday.

Trading activity on the Trinidad and Tobago stock market on Monday ended with Jamaican stocks in the spotlight leading to increased volume traded. The value of stocks traded climbed sharply over Friday’s level.
The market closed with marginal movements in the indices and ended with 3 stocks gaining, 3 declining and 4 remaining unchanged as 10 securities traded.
Market activity resulted in 1,213,787 shares valued at $5,684,628 changing hands 193,372 shares valued at $8,465,016 on Friday.
The Composite Index fell 0.85 points to close at 1,154.99, the All T&T Index gained 0.02 points to close at 1,815.60 and the Cross Listed Index slipped 0.24 to 65.82 points.
IC bid-offer Indicator| The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with 7 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 2 with offers that were lower.
Gains| National Flour ended with 200 shares changing hands to close at $2.53, Sagicor Financial Corporation closed with 14,357 shares changing hands and gained 21 cents to $6.89 and Trinidad and Tobago NGL rose 3 cents closed at $23.55 with 4,100 units changing hands.
TTSE sum 26-9-16 Losses| National Commercial Bank led trading with 853,222 shares changing hands for a value of $2,200,415 and lost 6 cents to close at $2.58, One Caribbean Media lost 1 cent and closed at 52 weeks’ low of $20.69 with 10,000 shares changing hands and Massy Holdings traded 40 shares and lost 3 cents to close at $54.70.
Firm Trades| Agostini’s traded 254,077 shares valued at $4,395,532, to end at $17.30 Clico Investment Fund traded 64,325 units valued at $1,453,745 to close at $22.60, Grace Kennedy ended with 1,060 shares and JMMB Group trading at $2.55 and ended with 12,406 shares changing hands at 61 cents.

JSE resumes rally – Monday

Carib Cement jumped $3.90 to end at $33.90 on Monday.

Carib Cement jumped $3.90 to end at $33.90 on Monday.

Stocks on the main market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange mostly rose at the close of trading on Monday with four digit gains in the main indices as advancing stocks surged well over declining stocks more than 2 to 1.
At the close of the market, prices of 19 securities gained out of a total of 40 trading, while 8 declined in the overall market, including 7 stocks rising and 5 falling, in the junior market.
Caribbean Cement was the star performer with a jump of $3.90 to close at $33.90 during the day, but closed with 19,780 shares traded and JPSCo 7% preference share traded at a new high of 45 cents with a gain of 4 cents with just 1,278 shares changing hands.
At the close 3,502,355 units valued at $25,804,167, changed hands, compared to the 3,969,447 units valued at $48,456,543 changing hands on Tuesday. The junior market accounted for 1,873,272 units valued at $10,709,100 of the stocks traded.
ICI JSE sum 26-09-16The market index ended with moderate losses, the JSE Market Index rose 1,135.08 points to end at 163,359.75. The all Jamaica Composite Index climbed 1,269.42 points to close at 181,527.63 and the JSE combined index gained 1,119.65 points, to end at 175,546.63.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading showed 15 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 1 with a lower offer.
In market activity, Barita Investments traded 17,844 shares and rose 40 cents to close at $4.05, Berger Paints gained 1 cent to close at $5.11 with 13,263 units changing hands, Cable & Wireless closed at 95 with 14,700 units changing hands. Carreras exchanged 11,114 shares at $65.25 with a loss of 25 cents, Grace Kennedy closed with 6,564 shares changing hands at $42.50, Jamaica Broilers had 38,501 shares changing hands and gained 50 cents to end at $15.50. Jamaica Producers ended at $8.40 with 1,600 units trading,ICI JSE fn qt 26-09-16 JMMB Group traded 9,754 units and rose 30 cents to close at $10.30, Margaritaville Turks traded 31,000 shares to close at a 52 weeks’ high of 24 US cents after rising by 2 cents, National Commercial Bank rose 14 cents to $40.25 with just 800 shares changing hands. Portland JSX closed at $11 after trading 8,400 shares. Radio Jamaica traded 13,572 shares and lost 3 cents to land at $1.40, Sagicor Group rose 1 cent in trading 90,934 shares to close at $23.51, Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 49,223 shares to close with at $10.20, Scotia Group closed at $30 with 7,620 shares changing hands. Proven Investments traded 238,280 shares to close at 19.99 US cent and JMMB Group 7.50% preference share traded 500,000 units at $1.10.

Junior record 17 points away – Monday

tTech closed at a new all-time high of $6.50 on Monday.

tTech closed at a new all-time high of $6.50 on Monday.

The Junior market moved one step closer at the close on Monday, to take out the old record high reached in February this year. The market is only 16.25 points adrift and came within 6 points of it during trading in the morning, today.
The market closed with 7 stocks rising, while 5 declined out of 14 securities that traded. The junior index gained 6.52 points, to close at 2,340.95 and is up 30.7 percent ahead of the close of 2015.
Trading volume and value rose 37 percent or more, from Friday’s levels, ending with 1,873,272 units valued at units changing hands, 37 percent more than on Friday, while the value traded climbed by 65 percent to $10,709,100, from $6,508,601 on Friday.ICI Jm sum 26-09-16 Market activities ended with 7 securities closing with bids higher than their last selling prices and 1 ending with a lower offer.
Cargo Handlers stock has not traded since it closed at $86.10 on September 12, the market closed with the bid at $90.05 to buy 3,000 units, with no units offered for sale, next in line to buy is 5,765 shares at $90.01, there were stocks offered for sale at the close. Key Insurance that reported poor second quarter results continued with the offer at $2.30 to sell 30,000 units and at $2.35, there is 18,566 shares for sale and immediately below, is an offer of 152,290 units at $2.37, compared with the last sale of $2.49. There were no bids to buy the stock at the close.
AMG Packaging jumped 16 cents and ended trading at $17.50 with 31,715 units changing hands, Caribbean Cream fell 10 cents with 568,043 shares changing hands to close at $9.10, after trading 457,275 shares as low as $8. Caribbean Flavours traded 5,500 units to end at $8 with the loss of 1 cent, General Accident closed trading with 541,570 units at $2.20 after rising 10 cents but traded as high as $2.80 in the morning session, Honey Bun fell 25 cents in trading just 22,800 units to end at $6.ICI jm trade 26-09-16 Iron Rock Insurance traded 10,750 shares and gained 2 cents to end at $3.30, Jamaican Teas traded 122,341 units to end at $4, Jetcon Corporation had 15,745 units changing hands, to end at $4.70, KLE group traded 1,100 shares with the price rising 1 cent to $1.85. Knutsford Express closed with a loss of 2 cents, at $24.48 with just 190 units changing hands, Lasco Distributors closed with 386,432 units trading and ended at $7.05. Lasco Financial ended with 15,850 shares changing hands at $3.25, after declining by 3 cents, Lasco Manufacturing rose 25 cents and closed at $5 with 138,708 shares trading and tTech traded 12,528 shares to end at a new record high of $6.50 after gaining 70 cents.

JSE jumps early Monday

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Trading on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, has been light, resulting in gains of more than 1,000 points in the main indices and a small junior market loss. The main market jumped by 1,293.78 points as measured by the all Jamaican Composite index and the junior market slipped by just 5 points on relatively low volume.
ici Int -26-9-16Up to 10:45 am, the main trades are Caribbean Cream traded 568,043 units between $8 and $9.10, the last traded price, while General Accident Insurance jumped 70 cents with 59,000 units changing hands at $2.80, from the junior market. Caribbean Cement traded just 4,000 shares at $3 for a $4 rise. Proven Investments traded 236,500 shares at 19.99 US cents, Sagicor Group has 86,574 units trading at $23.50 and JMMB Group 7.50% preference share trades 500,000 units at $1.10.
At 10:45 am 24 securities traded, resulting in a volume of 1,689,614 shares changing hands carrying a value of $9.3 million, compared to 1,002,702 shares with a value of $5,828,970 on Friday at 10.45 am. The average number of shares traded amounts to 70,401 units compared to 41,779 units on Friday. Market activity resulted in 4 stocks falling while the prices of 11 securities rose.
The all Jamaica Composite Index 1,303.22 points to 181,561.43 the Jamaica Stock Exchange Market Index 1,165.31 points to 163,389.98, the Jamaica Stock Exchange combined index climbed 1,019.30 points to close at 175,446.28 and the junior market index fell 5.98 points to 2,328.45.

RJR & General Accident in Top 5

JM indxPrices on the Jamaica Stock Exchange are on the move again as the last quarter of the year approaches. As prices rise so does the PE ratio. The top PE in the main market is at 17 while in the junior market is around 18.
Charts of both markets show them in a bullish state, with the markets hitting higher lows and higher highs, a strong indication that they will be moving higher. More than 50 percent of main and junior market stocks are priced below the markets average PE of 9.5 and 10.4 respectively.
Against this background, IC Insider’s Top 5 selection has one new listing in the main and junior market list as Grace Kennedy and Jetcon Corporation are replace by Radio Jamaica and General Accident in position 5 and 4 respectively. Jetcon hit new highs during the week and closed at $4.70 up from $4.35 at the start of the week. Radio Jamaica earnings have been upgraded to 25 cents per share with increased revenues and cost cutting. General Accident is not without risk but earnings for 2016 are up 155 percent against a battered first half of 2015 and 2016 should better the 31 cents earned for the 2015 financial year.
AMG Packaging remains at the top of the junior market list even as the price moved up while JMMB Group is atop the main market with Caribbean Cement drops to 4th with a rise of $4 during the week. Investors attempted to trade Carib Cement at $34 but market breaker stop it from standing the stock which closed at $30 traded as high as $32. There are just six offers in the market starting at $34 and worth keeping an eye on this one for more gains this week. Barita Investments traded up to $4 during the past week and could well end back at this level during the days ahead as supply declines and demand increases.
Top 5 stks 24-9-16Watch these stocks for action this week – Access Financial Services with the bid at $18.50 with no stock on offer, Blue Power with a wide gap between bid and offer, Cargo Handlers with the bid moving away from the last sale price of $86.10 with the offer at $100. Caribbean Cream with increasing demand, Caribbean Producers gaining support after poor full year results, Derrimon Trading and General Accident with bids getting stronger, Jetcon Corporation with supply and increasing interest, Medical Disposables and tTech with supplies.
From the main market the main action could come from the following, Barita Investments, Caribbean Cement, Jamaica Stock Exchange, JMMB Group, Radio Jamaica, Sagicor Group, Scotia Group, Seprod and Sterling Investments.

Weekly net FX inflows up US$56m

US$ bungle Net inflows into foreign exchange for the week ended September 23, at US$56 million, that did not stop the Jamaican dollar from slipping during the week with all trading days enjoying net inflows. Trading on Friday was low with sale of US$19 million and purchased of US$28 million.
At the end of trading, dealers bought US$28,147,514 and sold only US$18,727,447 compared to US$62,853,963 purchased and US$45,692,310 sold on Thursday, of all currencies.
In US dollar trading, dealers bought US$23,819,249 compared to US$60,798,447 on Thursday. The buying rate for the US dollar dropped 46 cents to close at $127.25. A total of US$15,477,475 ICI Fx sum 23-09-16was sold versus US$44,844,532 on Thursday, with the selling rate falling 2 cents to end at $127.99. The Canadian dollar buying rate rose $1.56 to $96.52, with dealers buying C$2,265,065 and selling C$2,007,348 at an average rate that rose $1.64 to $96.64. The average rate for buying the British Pound climbed $1.33 to $164.28 for the purchase of £1,573,645 while only £702,124 was sold as the rate rose $1.66 to end at $166.28.
At the end of trading, dealers sold €695,295 as the selling rate for the Euro, jumped $2.50 from Thursday’s rate to close at J$144.97, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, dealers purchased €498,400 of the European common currency at J$142.99 for a climb of $5.37 from the rate on Thursday. The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$18,451 being bought, while US$18,999, was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest traded rates, for the Jamaican dollar in the foreign exchange market on Friday, include a drop of $15.10 in the lowest selling rate of the US ICI Fx h&l 23-09-16dollar to end at $123.50. There was a rise of 99 cents in the highest buying rate for the Canadian Dollar to end at $99.49 and a jump of $1.08 in the lowest buying rate to $78.44, while the highest selling rate rose $1.40 to 102.05. Trading in the British Pound resulted in a rise of 83 cents in the lowest buying rate to close at $134.88, a climb of $1.30 in the highest selling rate to $173.34 while the lowest selling rate rose $1 to $159.70. Trading in the Euro resulted in a rise of $1 in the lowest buying rate to close at $115.54, a climb of $1.30 in the highest selling rate to $150.34 while the lowest selling rate rose $1 to $139.

3 up 5 down for TTSE stocks on Friday

Angostura Holdings jumped 45 cents to a 52 weeks' high on Friday.

Angostura Holdings jumped 45 cents to a 52 weeks’ high on Friday.

Trading activity on the Trinidad and Tobago stock market on Friday ended with more gains in the indices with less volume but with a slightly higher value than on Thursday. The market closed with marginal movements in the market indices and ended with 3 stocks gaining, 5 declining well up on the one that fell on Thursday and 8 remaining unchanged as 16 securities traded.
Market activity resulted in 193,372 shares valued at $5,684,628 changing hands 120,506 shares valued at $5,056,978 on Thursday.
The Composite Index inched up 0.92 points to close at 1,155.84, the All T&T Index gained 1.84 points to close at 1,815.58 and the Cross Listed Index remained at 66.06 points.
IC bid-offer Indicator| The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with 8 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with offers that were lower.
Gains| Angostura Holdings jumped 45 cents with 5,000 shares, changing hands to close at a 52 weeks’ closing high of $14.50, National Enterprises gained 1 cent and closed with just 280 shares changing hands at $10.01 and West Indian Tobacco gained 2 cents trading 10,000 shares valued at $1,270,200, to close at a 52 weeks’ high of $127.02.
Losses| Ansa Merchant Bank lost 1 cent in trading 600 units to end at $40.01, Calypso Macro Index Fund dipped 25 cents while trading 423 units at 52 weeks’ low of $23, One Caribbean Media lost 5 cents and closed at 52 weeks’ low of $20.70 with 101,700 shares for a value of $2,104,772 changing hands, Republic Financial Holdings lost 1 cent and ended with 500 shares changing hands at $109.99 and Trinidad Cement lost 2 cents and closed at $3.10 with 1,250 shares changing hands.
TTSE sum 23-9-16 Firm Trades| Ansa McAl traded 12,500 units with a value of $783,750 at $62.70, Clico Investment Fund traded 18,400 units valued at $415,840 to close at $22.60, Grace Kennedy ended with 9,008 shares trading at $2.55. Guardian Holdings ended with 6,799 shares changing hands at $12.80, , National Flour ended with 2,066 shares changing hands to close at $2.52, Prestige Holdings traded 2,110 shares at $11, Scotiabank closed with 7,802 shares valued at $452,516 to end at $58 and Trinidad and Tobago NGL closed at $23.52 with 14,934 units with a value of $351,236 changing hands.

JSE majors retreat again – Friday

Investors traded Carib Cement at $34 but the trade was cancelled and the stock closed at $30 after officially going as high s $32.

Investors traded Carib Cement at $34 but the trade was cancelled and the stock closed at $30 after officially going as high s $32.

Stocks on the main market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange the gave up more ground by the close on Friday even as advancing stocks edged out declining stocks, once more.
At the close of the market, prices of 15 securities gained out of a total of 38 trading, while 14 declined in the overall market, including 5 stocks rising and 5 falling, in the junior market.
Caribbean Cement was the star performer with a jump to $32 during the day, but it closed with an overall gain for the day of $2 to $30 with 396,000 shares traded. Three trades totaling 3,000 shares at $34 were actually put through but were cancelled as they were effected after mid-day with less than an hour of trading left. Under the stock exchange rules, if the price exceeds 15 percent for the day the circuit breaker comes into effect and the stock is frozen from trading for an hour. Where it would be frozen for the rest of trading session the trades that trigger the freeze are cancelled.
ICI JSE sum 23-09-16At the close 3,969,447 units valued at $48,456,543, changed hands, compared to the 3,134,827 units valued at $54,491,555 changing hands on Tuesday. The junior market accounted for 1,372,103 units valued at $6,508,601 of the total traded on Thursday.
The market index ended with moderate losses, the JSE Market Index declined 521.12 points to end at 162,224.67. The all Jamaica Composite Index fell 582.79 points to close at 180,258.21 and the JSE combined index slipped 359.99 points, to end at 174,426.98.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading showed 11 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with lower offers.
In market activity, Barita Investments traded 204,156 shares and fell 35 cents to close at $3.65, Berger Paints gained 5 cents to close at $5.10 with 37,462 units changing hands, Cable & Wireless lost 3 cents to close at 95 cents, with 84,754 units changing hands. Carreras exchanged 10,982 shares at $65.50 to gain 50 cents, Ciboney closed at 17 cents with 116,600 units trading after losing 2 cents, Grace Kennedy closed with 8,698 shares changing hands at $42.50, Jamaica Broilers had 112,000 shares changing hands to end at $15. Jamaica Producers ended with a rise of 4 cents to $8.40 with 90,434 units trading, Jamaica Stock Exchange gained 50 cents to end at $28 while trading 88,183 shares, JMMB Group traded 152,927 units to close at $10. National Commercial Bank rose 5 to $40.11 with 9,214 shares changing hands, ICI JSE fn qt 23-09-16 Pan Jamaican Investments closed at $23.99 after trading 5,000 shares, Radio Jamaica traded 19,066 shares and gained 1 cent to land at $1.43. Sagicor Group lost 15 cents in trading 18,124 shares to close at $23.50, Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 12,000 shares to close with at $10.20 with a loss of 15 cents, Salada Foods had 1,565 units changing hands at $7.90, Scotia Group fell 11 cents to close at $30 with 579,383 shares changing hands. Sterling Investments traded 26,600 shares and fell 45 cents to close at $13.80, Supreme Ventures gained 18 cents and ended at $4.98, with 492,100 units changing hands, JMMB Group 7.50% preference share traded 100,000 units at $1.10 and Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.50% preference share traded 17,151 units and rose 3 cents to end at $2.13.

Juniors just 22 points from record

The junior market is within reach of a new high.

The junior market is within reach of a new high.

The Junior market moved one step closer at the close on Friday to take out the old record high and is now only 22.31 points adrift.
The market closed 5 stocks rising, while 5 declined out of 13 securities that traded. The market index gained 12.01 points, to close at 2,334.43 and is 30.3 percent ahead of the close of 2015.
Trading volume and value rose 25 percent or more from Thursday’s levels, ending with 1,372,103 units changing hands, 35 percent more than on Thursday, while the value traded climbed by 25 percent to $6,508,601, from $5,213,760 changing hands on Thursday. Market activities ended with 4 securities closing with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 ending with lower offers.
ICI Jm sum 23-09-16At the close, Cargo Handlers stock price closed with the bid at $90.05 with 3,000 units, nearly $4 ahead of the last sale price with no units offered for sale, next in line to buy is 5865 shares at $90, there were 1,000 units offered at $100. Key Insurance that reported poor second quarter results continued with the offer at $2.35 to sell 18,566 shares, immediately below, is an offer of 152,290 units at $2.38, compared with the last sale of $2.49. There were no bids to buy the stock at the close.
AMG Packaging jumped 16 cents and ended trading with 16,039 units at $17.15, Caribbean Cream rose 10 cents with 122,700 shares changing hands at $9.20, Consolidated Bakeries lost by 5 cents to end at $2.35 with 46,000 units changing hands, ICI jm trade 23-09-16C2W Music ended at 23 cents with 1,200 shares changing hands after rising 3 cents. Derrimon Trading rose 40 cents to end at $3.50 with 2,000 shares trading, General Accident closed trading with 600,171 units at $2.10, Honey Bun gained 10 cents in trading just 86,500 units to end at $6.25. Jetcon Corporation had 17,344 units changing hands to end at with a loss of 25 cents at $4.70. Lasco Distributors closed with 312,271 units trading and ended at $7, Lasco Manufacturing fell 5 cents and closed at $4.75 with 119,872 shares trading, Medical Disposables traded 16,733, shares with the price remaining unchanged at $4 and tTech traded 11,273 shares to end at $6.

More gains for TTSE stocks on Thursday

TTstocks Trading activity on the Trinidad and Tobago stock market on Thursday ended with more gains for the market with less volume but with a slightly higher value. The market closed with marginal movements in the market indices and ended with 3 stocks gaining, one declining and 7 remaining unchanged as 11 securities traded.
Market activity resulted in 120,506 shares valued at $5,056,978 changing hands, 398,013 shares valued at $4,834,677 on Wednesday.
The Composite Index inched up 0.57 points to close at 1,154.92, the All T&T Index gained 0.52 points to close at 1,813.74 and the Cross Listed Index ended 0.09 points higher at 66.06 points.
IC bid-offer Indicator| The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with 8 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with offers that were lower.
Gains| Grace Kennedy rose 3 cents to end with 36,333 shares trading at 52 weeks’ closing high of $2.55, National Flour rose 2 cents and ended with 5,750 shares changing hands to close at $2.52 and West Indian Tobacco traded 32,958 shares to close $127 after gaining 25 cents.
TTSE sum 22-9-16 Losses| Massy Holdings lost 510 cents and ended with 390 shares changing hands to end at $54.70.
Firm Trades| Clico Investment Fund traded 125 units at $22.60, First Citizens Bank traded 3,944 shares to end at $35, Guardian Holdings ended with 30,856 shares changing hands at $12.80, Republic Financial Holdings ended with 50 shares changing hands at $110. Scotiabank closed with 728 shares to end at $58, Trinidad and Tobago NGL closed at $23.52 with 6,372 units changing hands and Trinidad Cement closed at $3.12 with 3,000 shares changing hands.

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