Trading levels on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange on Tuesday were significantly lower than on Monday, with 72,792 shares changing hands for $755,257 compared to 575,772 units at $5,467,655 on Monday.
First Citizens helped to pull the TTSE Index don on Tuesday.
At the close seventeen securities traded, down from twenty on Monday and the market closed with the price of three stocks advancing, six declining and eight remaining unchanged. The All T&T Index lost 6.38 points to 1,771.31, with First Citizens Bank falling $1.98 and West Indian Tobacco declining $1.49. The T&T Composite Index shed 2.61 points to finish at 1,311.67, while the Cross Listed Index gained 0.16 points to close at 115.14.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of three stocks higher than its last selling price and none with lower offers.
Gainers│ Agostini’s gained 75 cents and closed at $25, with the transfer of 1,050 units, Guardian Holdings picked up 15 cents exchanging 5,000 stock units to finish at $18.90 and Trinidad Cement ended 10 cents higher at $2.10, in trading 27,850 shares.
Losers│ Clico Investments ended at $25.08, after losing 12 cents and swapping 649 units, First Citizens Bank fell by $1.98 to $46, in transferring 1,942 units, First Caribbean International lost 5 cents exchanging 3,148 units and closed at $7.20. Scotiabank shed 44 cents to end at $54.55, with 2,514 units crossing the market, 
Trinidad and Tobago NGL lost 1 cent to close at $18, with 2,560 units changing hands and West Indian Tobacco finished $1.49 lower at $34, with an exchange of 3,660 units.
Firm Trades│ Grace Kennedy remained at $3.10, with a transfer of 3,000 units, Guardian Media traded 884 units at $6, JMMB Group held firm at $1.95, with an exchange of 2,270 units. Investors swapped 10 Massy Holdings’ shares at $59.50, National Enterprises was unchanged at $4.65 with 1,130 units crossing the exchange, National Flour traded 11,017 shares at $1.90. NCB Financial held firm at $7.85, with 1,300 units changing hands and Unilever Caribbean had 4,808 stock units crossing through the market at $16.99.
Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.
