JSE: It was Lasco’s day

Thursday, 20th June 2013 | Right on the heels of the Lasco group participating in the Mayberry Investor forum on Wednesday. trading picked up in all three stocks with Mayberry doing the bulk of the trading, many of them crosses. Early in the trading session attempts were made to trade as high as $18  for both Manufacturing and Distributors but were cancelled later as the price exceeded the limitation set by the exchange in a day. So dominant was the Lasco trading that of 132 transactions, the three companies accounted for 48 while JMMB accounted for 17.

Junior’s down | Nine stocks traded in the junior market, with 5 increasing in price and 3 falling. Lasco Manufacturing gained $1.80 to close at $15.80 as 1,891,055 of its shares traded at a value of $29.8 million. Lasco Distributors closed up $2.30 at $15.30 as 905,219 of the company’s shares traded, valued at $13.63 million. Lasco Finance traded as high as $11.25 but closed at $10.10 as 248,561 units traded, valued at $2.65 million. Blue Power moved up $1 to close at $10 as 215,987 of the stock traded, valued at $2.24 million.

Caribbean Producers lost 5 cents while trading 1.077 million units to close at $1.95. The bulk of the buying took place at $1.50 with Mayberry being the main buyer. Some investors are viewing reports in the press that a listed company is faced with import duty violation as being negative for the company and profits, thus the sell-off which started yesterday.

Advances positive | Trading elsewhere was moderate with just a total 5.42 million shares trading at a value of $56.6 million. The advance decline ratio moved back into the positive once more but not as strong as on Wednesday, with 7 stocks advancing in price versus 5 that declined.

The all Jamaica index climbed by 522.95 points (Wednesday 343.29) to close at 90,562.68, the market main index closed at 88,297.86 up 297.05 (Wednesday 194.99) points and the junior market gained 22.95 points in closing at 769.78 driven by the price movement of the Lasco shares.

Main Market | Hardware & Lumber put on 50 cents to close at $4.35 on low volume. Grace traded 8,120 shares as the stock closed at $60.05 and as the stock gained $1.05 today toad to the $1.50 gained on Wednesday. Kingston Wharves gained 25 cents to close at $8 as just 5,500 shares traded.

IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice market indicator shows that bids for 6 stocks were higher with the junior market accounting for 4, as 3 stocks (two from the junior market) had offers that were lower than their last selling price.

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TTSE: Not much action as 7 stocks trade

Thursday, 20th June 2013 | Clico Investment Fund enjoyed $0.50 increase to reach a new 52 weeks high at the end of trading at $23. A volume of 351,140 shares valued at $8,076,220 were traded for the fund.

Trading took place in 7 securities of which 2 advanced, none declined and 5 traded firm as the main market saw a volume of 128,971 shares crossing the floor of the exchange valued at $4,121,394 in addition to the mutual fund trading. Guardian Holdings traded 67,490 shares for a value of $1,079,840. Neal & Massy Holdings had a volume of 50,071 shares trading for $2,954,189. Grace Kennedy contributed 6,918 shares with a value of $28,018 and Angostura Holdings  added 2,732 shares valued at $24,588.

IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 5 stocks were higher and 4 stocks had offers were lower than their last selling price.

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FX: BOJ intervenes with big trades

Wednesday, 19th June 2013 | Information reaching IC Insider is that Jamaica’s central bank intervened in the foreign exchange market today by selling US dollars to dealers at $101.45 for resale at $101.50. The last time the country’s central bank intervened to sell to the market was back on October 26 of last year at a rate of $90.98.

To access the facilities at BOJ, banks had to inform the central bank as to the names of the end users and the purpose that the funds would be used for. IC Insider gathers that the intervention created instability in the market.

While the central bank was not active before on the selling side they have been very active on the buying side. On May 22, BOJ intervened to buy US dollars at $99.23, they did so as well on the May 20 and 21 at a buying rate of J$99.13. On May 17 the BOJ bought at $99.03, on May 8 it was at $99.0276, and on February 15 they bought at $95.3564.

US$&Coins280x150The dealers bought the equivalent of US$73.93 million but sold US$135.3 million on a day when the rate on the sell side of all three main currencies decreased with the US dollar selling cheaper by 11 cents, the Canadian  20 cents less and the Pound sterling 90 cents less than on Tuesday.

One source pointed out that all their clients who were waiting to get funds were able to do so today. Another source said that the central bank is of the view that dealers have been holding foreign exchange and the BOJ is using the various tools to get banks to reduce their portfolio of foreign currencies.

It appears that BOJ’s decision to intervene may have started the sell off from yesterday and it accelerated today as the mismatch between buying and selling over the last two days suggests that something extra ordinary has been taking place in the market.

The conclusion may well be that non-financial investors may have sold today with the announced intervention by BOJ, hence the large amount bought by authorised dealers.

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JSE: Prices recover but moderate trading

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Wednesday, 19th June 2013 | The local market recovered some of the losses it suffered yesterday which flowed mainly from crosses that Mayberry did for a number of stocks. In today’s trading, National Commercial Bank traded 2.976 million units at a value of $61.1 million of which Mayberry crossed $2.8 million for in house purposes at a value for $57.5 million.

Advances positive | Trading elsewhere was moderate with just a total 4.19 million shares trading at a value of $71.6 million. The advance decline ratio moved back into the positive once more with 12 stocks advancing in price versus 7 that declined.

The all Jamaica index climbed by 343.29 points to close at 90,039.73, the market main index closed at 88,000.81 up 194.99 points and the junior market was down 6.89 points in closing at 746.83.

Main Market | Jamaica Producers gained $2.65 to close at $20.70 as just 2,000 of its shares traded. Grace traded 3,000 shares as the stock closed at $59 and was up $1.50. Barita Investments lost 50 cents to close at a 52 weeks low of $2.50 as just 4,000 shares traded.

Juniors down | Six stocks traded in the junior market with 3 increasing in price and 2 falling. Blue Power moved up 14 cents to close at $9 but the bulk of the stock changed hands at $10.15 and the bid was at $9.10 at the end of trading, which suggests more price gains ahead. This activity comes on the heels of the announcement of results, which showed a 121 percent jump in profits for the year ended April. Lasco Distributors closed down 75 cents at $13 as 58,306 of the company’s shares traded. Lasco Manufacturing gained 25 cents to close at $14 as 15,144 of its shares traded. Caribbean Producers lost 20 cents while trading 47,175 units to close at $2 but the offer price was at $1.75 at the close with 134,822 units on offer.

IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 6 stocks were higher, with 3 stocks that had offers lower than their last selling price. The Indicator points to more market gains ahead but gains could be moderate as the market awaits new information for it to continue the rally that started in April.

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FX: Selling overwhelms buying

Tuesday, 18th June 2013 | Trading in the foreign exchange market today was dominated by selling of the currencies but at higher rates than on Monday except for the Canadian dollar which fell by 8 cents. The US dollar cost 45 cents more as the selling rate slipped to $101.61 while the buying rate moved up by 58 cents to $100.87. The pound was sold at 48 cents more than on Monday as it took $159.85 top buy a pound. Authorised dealers bought the pound for 89 cents less than yesterday.

A total of US$31.8 million was purchased and US$69.6 million was sold on the day the BOJ two CDS closed. On the closing date of the last two BOJ CDs there were similar levels of trades.

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Reports of Insider trades

Trades by directors or persons or entities connected with company can be a powerful tool as to what may be taking place in a company. That may not always be the case as it all depends on the reasons for each action.

In the Jamaica, there are some companies that have ‘connected parties’ whose trading in the company stock may tell a story as to what can be expected down the road. For example, Mayberry Investment is one company that buying by insiders usually sends a strong message for future prospects. Jamaica Broilers is another company where insider buying and selling more often than not, sends a good message. We list below recent insider trades. Investors can make of them as they see fit.

JMMB | Jamaica Money Market Brokers Limited advised that a connected party sold a total of 5,000,099 JMMB shares during the period June 10 – 13, 2013. Also a connected party sold a total of 426,500 JMMB shares during the period June 4 – 12, 2013.

Honey Bun | Honey Bun (1982) Limited advised that a Director sold 5,000 Honey Bun shares on June 13, 2013.

Sagicor | Sagicor Life Jamaica Limited (SLJ) has advised that an Executive sold 2,000,000 SLJ shares on June 12, 2013.

PanJam | Pan-Jamaican Investment Trust Limited (PJAM) has advised that a director sold 14,200 PJAM shares on June 14, 2013.

MIL | Mayberry Investments Limited (MIL) advised that a related party purchased 26,400 MIL shares on June 14, 201 and that another trade purchase took place by related parties of 238,853 MIL shares during the period June 10 — 11, 2013 and another purchase of 6,739 MIL shares took place on June 5, 2013.

TCL | Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) advised that two senior managers purchased 207,365 and 99,000 TCL shares on May 14, 2013 and June 4, 2013 respectively and that a person connected to a senior officer purchased 100,000 TCL shares on June 14, 2013.

JAMT | Jamaican Teas Limited has advised that a party related to a director purchased 18,948 shares during the period May 21, 2013 to June 6, 2013.

PURITY  Consolidated Bakeries Jamaica Limited has advised that a Senior Manager purchased 18,300, 000 in the company on May 31, 2013.

JSE: Mayberry dominated trading

Tuesday, 18th June 2013 | Mayberry Investments crossed 66,553,514 Supreme Ventures shares valued at $193,005,191, which they traded for in house purposes. In the process, they sold a few thousand to the market. The trade was one of many such large transactions that the brokerage company put through the market, helping to swell the level of trading above recent days. Many of the crosses resulted on lower prices as the main indices fell by 635.15 points (0.72%) to close at 87,805.82, the All Jamaican Composite declined by 1,118.19 points (1.23%) to close at 89,696.44 and The Junior Market Index advanced by 9.20 points (1.24%) to close at 753.72.

MIL crosses | There was trading in 31 companies, as 121,374,405 units changed hands valued at $329,186,751. The Mayberry trades dominated the following stocks: Berger Paints which traded 2.62 million units, closing 4 cents down at $2.41, Cable & Wireless 37.46 million units closing off a cent at 17 cents, Caribbean Producers with 4.64 million shares down 15 cents at the closing price of $2.20, Gleaner with 644,000 units down 4 cents to close at $1.16, Montego Bay Ice 132.177 units down 5 cents to close at $17.95, Pan Jamaican investments with 115,846 units valued at 6.11 million as the stock price slipped $4.60 closing at $51, Scotia Investments 227,000 units with the price dropping by $1.50 to close at $26.50. Mayberry crosses also dominated in the junior market with the three Lasco companies in addition to the large block of Caribbean Products.

Other stocks to trade in fairly sizeable volume are Carreras which traded 176,486 units at a value of $10.2 million as the stock lost $1.50 to close at $57, Grace Kennedy, 356,794 units between $57.50 and $60 before closing at $57.50 as investors expended $20.7 million on the company’s shares. Sagicor Life with 631,700 units, Scotia group with 304,000 units as it closed at $21.57 off 3 cents on Mondays last traded price.

Price Changes | Other stocks to record noted price changes include: Blue power closed at an all-time high of $8.86 up 16 cents and closed with a bid of $8.90, Carreras lost $1.50, Desnoes and Geddes lost 20 cents closing at $4.90, Grace shed 50 cents on the day, Lasco Distributors lost 15 cents to close at $13.75 Lasco Manufacturing gained 98 cents in closing at $13.75, NCB gained 80 cents at a $21 close.

IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 6 stocks were higher, with 4 coming from the junior market and 2 stocks that had offers that were lower than their last selling price.JSEIndicesJun18

TTSE: It’s WITCO again, up $1

Tuesday, 18th June 2013 | With 600 shares traded, West Indian Tobacco marched on to new record again in Tuesday’s trading as the stock jumped $1 to close at $114 on a day when 15 securities traded with 5 advancing, 1 declined and 9 traded firm. Guardian Holdings suffered the day’s sole decline, falling $0.45 to end the day at $16.00.

Trading in the main market resulted in 157,621 shares crossing the floor of the Exchange valued at $2,624,514. National Commercial Bank Jamaica traded 60,781 shares for $73,196. National Flour Mills had 30,000 shares trading for $22,500. ANSA Mcal exchanged 19,254 shares with a value of $1,294,200, while Grace Kennedy added 15,163 shares valued at $61,410 to the trading activity.

Clico Investment Fund was the only active security on the Mutual Fund Market, posting a volume of 95,425 shares valued at $2,147,063.

IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 6 stocks were higher, with 3 stocks that had offers lower than their last selling price, an improvement over Monday numbers. The Indicator points to continued moderate market gains ahead.

52 weeks high | Three stocks traded at new 52 weeks high with Unilever closing with a bid of $52.34 versus the closing price of $52.32 for 396 shares. The stock had 1,226 units trading on Tuesday, there was no stock on offer at the close. The same is true of One Caribbean Media which hit a new 52 weeks high of $17.30 with 800 shares trading.

This market seems poised to price certain stocks higher as supply for a number of them is low. But not all are likely to participate in upward price movement.TTSEJun18

JSE: Give back day

Monday, 17th June 2013 | Today was give back day for some of the gains generated last week as advancing stocks just barely outnumbered declining stocks with 2.24 million units traded for a valued of $18.8 million trading.

The main indices gave up all that they gained on Friday and more by the end of trading with blue chip stocks shedding the most in value. Carreras closed at $58 having lost $1 and so did NCB that lost $0.80 to close at $20.20 with 7,598 shares trading. JMMB lost 83 cents to close at $8.03 while trading 18,400 shares. Grace traded 114,298 shares as the stock closed at $58 and $1 down and Pan Jamaican Trust lost on $1.40 to $55.60 with 5,676 shares changing hands. Sagicor Investments closed up 39 cent at $16.50 as 7,096 shares traded.

Investors looking for yields picked up 250,089 JMMB 8.75 preference shares at $3.20 and 321,000 Proven 8 percent preference shares at $5.09.

Index falls | The all Jamaica Index closed down 719.52 points and ended at 90,814.63 points. The main market index is down 408.70 points and closed at 88,440.97.

Juniors down | The junior market index gained 15.14 points to close at 744.52 with only 5 stocks trading in this segment of the market. Blue Power fresh from 121 percent jump in profits for the year ended April posted a 5 cents increase as it traded 132,900 shares up to $8.70. Lasco Distributors closed up $1.39 at $13.90 as 116,000 of the company’s shares traded. Lasco Financial Services traded 270,440 units and closed at $10 up 10 cents on the day. Lasco Manufacturing did not trade but had a bid that was higher than the last traded price. Access did not trade but is poised to go higher as there has been little or no selling in the stock to meet demand but had a bid that is higher than the last traded price.

Advances positive | The advance decline ratio was far less positive today than on Friday with the previous trading day as 10 stocks advanced and 8 declining compared to Friday when 17 stocks advanced and 4 declined.

IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 7 stocks were higher with 1 stock that had an offer that was lower than their last selling price. The Indicator points to more market gains ahead but it is most pronounced in the junior market, which has the higher number of bids over last traded price than the main market.JSEIndicesJun17

TTSE: WITCO climbing away

Monday, 17th June 2013 | On another slow day of trading, 8 securities traded of which 3 advanced, 1 declined and 4 traded firm, as a mere 40,001 shares crossed the floor of the main exchange valued at $525,195. West Indian Tobacco closed at another record of $113 up 48 cents on the day as just 360 units traded. Clico Investment Fund enjoyed robust interest as investors traded 858,834 shares valued at $19,323,216, while the share advanced by $0.23 to end at $22.50. Sagicor Finance traded 31,762 shares in the main market at a value of $200,223, followed by Neal & Massy with 3,699 shares valued at $218,241.

IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 3 stocks were higher, with 3 stocks that had offers that were lower than their last selling price. The Indicator points to continued moderate market gains ahead.TTSEJun17

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