Blue Power closed at a new high of $28 on Tuesday.
At the close, 17 securities traded, including one closing at a new high. Trading jumped 122 percent from Monday’s levels, ending with 1,107,820 units changing hands, while value traded, jumped 273 percent to $8,452,329 from $2,265,060, on Monday.
Market activities ended with 6 securities closing with bids higher than their last selling prices and 1 ending with a lower offer.
Trading activity, AMG Packaging closed with a fall of $1.40 cents at $17.60 with 600 units changing hands, Blue Power closed with 1,600 units changing hands to close at a new high of $28 with a rise of $3.25, Cargo Handlers that will split its stock 10 for 1, effective October 22, traded 3,170 shares at $90. Caribbean Cream gained 70 cents in trading 255,168 units to end at $10, General Accident dropped 4 cents and closed with 904 units changing hands at $2.61, Honey Bun traded 94,223 shares at $6.20. Iron Rock fell 16 cents in trading 10.000 shares to close at $3.19, 
Jamaican Teas traded only 1,712 units but gained 10 cents to end at $4, Knutsford Express lost $1.20 with 2,000 units changing hands to end at $22, Lasco Distributors fell 89 cents with 203,221 units trading to close at $7. Lasco Financial ended with 347,939 shares changing hands at $3.20, Lasco Manufacturing lost 1 cents and closed at $4.99 with 28,330 shares trading, Paramount Trading climbed $1.50 to end with 76,445 shares changing hands at a 52 weeks’ high of $26. tTech traded 4,031 with a gain of 20 cents to end at $5.05 and Eppely 10% preference traded 15,000 shares at $6.10.
Firm Trades| Clico Investment Fund closed with 6,405 shares changing hands to end at $22.60, Massy Holdings ended with 6,609 shares valued at $343,668 changing hands at $52, Scotiabank closed with 23,641 shares with a value of $1,377,088 changing hands to end at $58.25. Trinidad Cement had 4,000 shares changing hands to close at $3.50, Point Lisas closed at $3.60 with 182 units changing hands and West Indian Tobacco traded 50 shares to close $127.05.
At 10.55 am, a total of 28 securities traded, resulting in a volume of 2,592,474 shares changing hands carrying a value of $31,641,641, compared to 621,667 shares changing hands carrying a value of $3,693,105 on Monday.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading shows 15 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with lower offers.
JMMB Group jumped 99 cents in trading 177,324 units to close at 52 weeks’ high of $15.51, Kingston Wharves traded 1,585 shares to close at $17.50. Mayberry Investments traded 200,000 shares to close at $3.60, National Commercial Bank traded 400 shares and rose 5 cents to end at $42.30, Pan Jamaican Investments lost 10 cents to close at $23.30 after trading 2,600 shares. Radio Jamaica fell 15 cents in trading 71,572 shares to close at $1.55, Sagicor Group traded 3,000 shares to end at $23.85, Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 12,981 shares to close at $10.18, Scotia Group dropped $1.69 to close at $30.50 with 17,118 shares changing hands. Scotia Investments had 62,948 units changing hands to close at $30, with a gain of $3, Supreme Ventures traded 101,166 shares to close with a loss of 10 cents at $4.70 and Proven Investments closed at 19.99 US cents with 155,700 shares trading.
The Jamaican foreign exchange market enjoyed another day of net intake of all currencies on Monday with a surplus of $5 million as trading volume declined sharply from recent levels. At the close of trading, the Jamaican dollar’s selling rate, slipped against the US dollar but gained value against the other three currencies. 
A total of US$13,040,458 was sold versus US$31,296,438 on Friday, with the selling rate rising 8 cents to end at $128.45. The Canadian dollar buying rate dropped $2.45 to $93.35, with dealers buying C$1,243,715 and selling C$618,117 at an average rate that fell $1.17 to $96.21. The average rate for buying the British Pound fell $4.34 to $155.15 for the purchase of £1,244,437 while £435,740 was sold at a rate that dipped $3.43 to end at $158.20.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates for the regularly traded currencies in the foreign exchange market on Monday, include a drop of $21.13 in the lowest selling rate of the US Dollar to end at $103.87. The highest buying rate of the Canadian dollar rose 90 cents to $98.70, while the highest selling rate climbed $1.06 to $102.06. The highest buying rate of the British Pound jumped $7.55 to $170.40, the lowest buying rate climbed $6.23 to $136.54, the highest selling rate leapt $8.10 to $177.66 and the lowest selling rate surged $6.50 to $162. Trading in the Euro resulted in a rise in the highest buying rate of $2.20 to $145 and the lowest selling rate dived $20.87 to $114.53.
At the close, 2 securities traded, including one closing at new highs. Trading slipped from Friday’s levels, ending with 499,330 units changing hands, 48 percent lower than on Friday, while value traded, dropped 63 percent to $2,265,060 from $6,200,775, on Friday.
Derrimon Trading climbed 49 cents and closed with 96,209 units changing hands at $4, Honey Bun rose 10 cents in trading 38,789 shares at $6.20. Iron Rock traded 1,400 shares to close at $3.35, KLE Group ended at $1.89 with 35,435 shares changing hands after falling by 16 cents, Knutsford Express lost 80 cents with 939 units changing hands to end at $23.20, Lasco Distributors rose 39 cents with 7,865 units trading, at $7.89. Lasco Financial lost 2 cents and ended with 267,828 shares changing hands at $3.20, Lasco Manufacturing closed at $5 with 33,115 shares trading and tTech traded 7,300 with a loss of 15 cents to end at $4.85.
Trading activity on the Trinidad and Tobago stock market ended on Monday with just 5 securities trading at a much higher value than on Monday. Trading ended with only 8,882 shares valued at just $222,428 changing hands, compared to 738,889 shares valued at $13,252,432 on Friday.
stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with lower offers.
slightly on Monday morning trading with moderate volume in all markets. 
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