FX: Inflows show buoyant July

Friday, August 2nd, 2013 | The last two weeks to August 2nd were very good for the foreign exchange market as authorised dealers purchased US$21 more than they sold in the holiday shortened week on top of US$16 million more purchased than sold in the week ending the 26th of July. In weeks ending 12th and 19th of July, foreign currency dealers bought nearly $15 million more than they sold. with buying and selling being even in the 1st week of the month.

There was more buying than selling for all r days of trading this week. On Friday, US$2.6 million more was purchased than the amount sold, up from nearly US$10 million on Wednesday. Overall buying accounted for US$32.3 million and selling US$29.7 million on Friday.

Rates |The US dollar selling rate remained firm at $101.85 but all other spot rates declined with the buying rate for the US dollar falling by 33 cents to $101.03, that for the Canadian declined by $1.03 to close at $96.32 and the Pound Sterling lost $2 to $151.57. The Canadian selling rate slipped by 79 cents to $98.30 and the Pound by 97 cents to $155.17.

Dealers bought the US dollar as high as $102.20, down 30 cents and as low as $77.61, a decline of $6.06. It cost dealers 20 cents more to purchase the Canadian dollar at $99.40, the highest price paid and 15 cents less for the lowest price at $$77.95. For the pound, $155.70 the highest price but there was no change from the previous days rate, but the lowest buying rates slipped back by $1.82 to $123.97. On the sell side there was no charge for the US dollar from the day before, while the Canadian dollar cost 11 cents less at $102.88, the highest rate and 23 cents less for the lowest rate which ended at $95.92. The Pound was more expensive for the highest and lowest selling rates as the former increased by $3.86 to $162.16 and the lowest was up 85 cents to $150.60.

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JSE: Holiday hangover

Friday, August 2nd, 2013 | The market closed today with only stocks of 18 companies trading with a volume of 4.09 million units carrying a value of $44.28 million. A mere 5 stocks advanced to 4 declining as all of the indices with trades increased on the day.

Main market trades of note | The all Jamaica Index gained 213.65 points to close at 86,83.57 and the JSE market index was up by 121.43 to close at 86,185.41. Seprod was the dominant trade with 1.66 million shares trading at a value of $24.5 million, Sagicor Life traded 652,000 shares valued at $5.67 million between $8.65 and $9, the stock closed at $9. Carreras chipped in with 32,362 units as the price surprisingly inched up with the release of a 40 percent drop in profits, by 11 cents to $50.61 at a total value for $1.64 million. National Commercial Bank traded 32,626 units at $19.11 each and gained 6 cents at the close. Bank Scotia Group traded 136,201 valued at $$2.9 million and lost 9 cents to close at $21.21, while trading as high as $22.

Junior market | Only 6 stocks in the junior market traded on low volumes as the index climbed 9.20 to close at 806.67.

Caribbean Producers traded 102,392 units and dropped just a cents to close at $2.04. Jamaica General Accident Insurance saw 69,068 shares changing hands and closed down by 2 cents to $1.93, Lasco Distributors traded 129,210 shares between $1.40 and $1.50 the closing price, the same as Wednesday. Lasco Financial traded 540,369 shares valued at $854,675 between $1.50 and $1.60 and closed down 10 cents at $1.50, Lasco Manufacturing traded just 80,000 shares and gained 15 cents and closed at $1.60.

Eppley shares that were list this week have not traded and have no bids or offers at the close of trading.

Proven Investment ordinary shares which are quoted in US dollars traded 550, 474 units at a value of US$64,654. The stock lost a fraction of a cent to close at US.117 cents.

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 having the offer lower than their last selling price.

After the bell | Access Financial Services is reporting a 22 percent increase in profits for the June quarter than for the first quarter. For the six months to June, earnings are up a strong 34 percent to $119.59 million vs $89. 38 million in the same period last year.

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TTSE: Angostura up 48c, Sagicor up 40c

Friday, August 2nd, 2013 | Angostura Holdings traded 4,125 units, gained 48 cents to end the day at $9.50 while Sagicor Financial Corporation traded 33,910 shares valued at $233,959 and gained 40 cents to close at $6.90. Overall there was trading in 11 securities of which 3 advanced, 1 declined and 7 traded firm. Trading took place in 1,684,120 units valued at $8.385 million.

Scotia Investments traded a volume of 21,545 shares for $40,258. Trinidad Cement contributed 9,513 shares valued at $14,365, closing at $1.51, the same as the last price on Wednesday and National Commercial Bank added 4,531 shares valued at $5,347. Prestige Holdings traded 3,917 shares at $9.35, National Flour traded 3,000 shares at 75 cents and national Enterprises chipped in with 2,507 at $16. Guardian Holdings had 1,000 units changing hands and slipped 1 cent to end the day at $15.97. Clico Investment Fund advanced by 13 cents to end at $21.50 with 146,043 shares valued at $3,139,742 trading.

IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 2 stocks were higher than their last selling price, there were no offers that were lower.

There was no trading on Thursday, August 1st, a public holiday in Trinidad & Tobago.

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FX: US$10m more buying than selling

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Wednesday, 31 July 2013 | The forex market was quite buoyant on Wednesday as selling of foreign currencies was far less than buying with the equivalent of US$46.95 million bought and only US$37.15 sold.

The selling rates eased by 1 cents for the US dollar and 79 cents for the Canadian and was up 50 cents for the Pound, which saw more selling than the amount purchased by £300,000, there was US$10 million less selling than buying. The Canadian dollar saw C$1.36 being purchased versus C$882,000 sold. Buying rate for the US dollar climbed by 13 cents to $101.36, the Canadian slipped by 93 cents to $97.35 and the Pound was off by 38 cents to $153.58.

The highest and lowest rates for the three main currencies were most soft with the US dollar increasing 30 cents on the highest buy rate but was flat for the lowest buy and the highest buy rates and fell back by $15.16 on the lowest selling rate. The Canadian fell for both buying rates by $1.10 and 74 cents respectively there was no change to the highest selling rate but the lowest rose by 75 cents to $96.50. All the rates for the pound fell between $4.82 for the highest selling rate to 74 cents for the lowest buy rate.

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JSE: Declining stocks on top

Wednesday, 31 July 2013 | The Jamaica market closed today with stocks of 26 companies trading as a volume of 3,441,374 valued at $23.9 million traded. Only 5 stocks advanced to 10 declining as all the indices with trading lost altitude.

The day brings to an end a month when for every week there were net declines in the market, which is a carryover from June when only one in 4 weeks recorded a net gain. The results of companies now being released will have a telling impact on prices over the next several weeks. The signs are there. Grace which posted a 41 percent increase in the second quarter results moved back up today in price, Lasco Manufacturing lost its zest with a 10 percent decline in profits while Lasco Financial with a 50 jump in first quarter profits looks as if it will go higher.

Trades of note Main Market | The all Jamaica Index shed 247.46 points to close at 86,625.92 and the JSE market index fell by 140.64 to close at 86,063.98.

Cable & Wireless traded 643,455 units between 14 cents and 15 cents but closed at 14 cents. Carreras was again dominant in the market with a volume of 171,767 units valued at $8.6 million. Desnoes & Geddes chipped in with 126,748 units and closed at $4.70, the same as Tuesday’s last selling price. Grace Kennedy saw $7.6 million being expended on 135,000 shares as the stock regained yesterday’s loss by putting on $2.90 to close at $56.50 in response to the strong second quarter results. Jamaica Broilers had just 52,971 units trading and closed at $5. Mayberry enjoyed a day of trading when 332,000 units crossed the exchange at $2.60. Sagicor Life gained 40 cents to close at $9 with 66,145 units changing hands. Supreme Ventures traded 80,250 units closed at $2.90 and lost 10 cents in the process. National Commercial Bank and Scotia Group traded relatively light volumes and their closing prices were stable.

Junior market | 9 stocks in the junior market traded with 3 advancing and 3 declining. Lasco Manufacturing traded 1 million units and closed at $1.45 losing 15 cents in the process. Lasco Distributors traded 256.900 units and closed at $1.50 while Lasco Financial traded 148,186 shares gained just 4 cents to $1.60. General Accident had 270,446 shares changing hands and closed at $1.96.  No other major trades took place.

Eppley shares that were listed on Monday is yet to have a bid and offer to date.

IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator shows that bids for  an elevated 8 stocks were higher with 2 stocks having offers lower than their last selling price.

Results ticker | Paramount Trading released audited results to May showing profit of $73,348,356 versus $53,374,640 in 2012 after tax. Carreras suffered a major reversal in its fortunes with a major drop in profit after tax for the first quarter to June this year, which is down by 40 percent to $485 million compared with the same quarter last year $806 million.

Barita Investments showed vastly improved numbers for the June quarter with profits up with $98.899 million compared to $48.46 million. The results swung the loss for the year to date at the end of the second quarter to a profit at the end of the latest quarter.

Salada Foods reports lower profit in the June quarter than for the same period last year. Profit came in at $42 million after tax and $95.4 year to date versus $52.49 and $106.6 respectively.

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TTSE: TCL climbs

Wednesday, 31 July 2013 | In one of the more active days on the Trinidad Exchange 1,684,120 shares traded at a value of $8,385,411 as 10 securities traded of which 4 advanced, 3 declined and 3 traded firm.

Trinidad Cement, which closed with the price jumping to $1.51 at the close, was by far the most dominant trade with 1,073,792 shares changing hands for a value of $1,438,904. The stock price, which is up 59 percent since IC Insider placed a buy rated signal on it, still has much room to run as it is selling at a very low PE ratio of around 2.5.

Jamaica Money Market Brokers traded 355,100 shares for $152,693 as the stock shed 2 cents to close at $0.43. One Caribbean Media, another IC Insider buy rated stock, accounted for 120,500 shares with a value of $2,170,205, while Ansa Merchant Bank added 101,124 shares valued at $3,903,386. Sagicor Financial Corporation stock gained 26 cents to end the day at $6.50 as 20,000 shares changed hands. Clico Investment Fund was the only active security on the Mutual Fund Market, posting a volume of 5,725 shares valued at $122,343 and advanced by 1 cent to end at $21.37.

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FX: Rates settle for awhile, at least

Tuesday, 30th July 2013 | Jamaicans got the US dollar for the same price as Monday at $101.86 and sold the currency for just 2 cents less on average to authorised dealers as US$28.6 million were purchased against US$27.1 million sold. Overall for all currencies traded US$34 million was purchased against US$31.7 sold on a day when the sale of Canadian was more than the amount purchased by just over C$1 million but the buying and selling rates for that currency slipped by 6 cents for the buying rate and 5 cents for the selling rate. There was more than a million pounds purchased than sold with the selling rate falling 76 cents to $155.64 and the buying rate moving up by 56 cents to $153.96.

Highest rates traded in buying the currencies were for the US dollar $102.20 down 30 cents, Canadian $100.30 up 55 cents, Pound sterling $156.70 down 40 cents while the lowest buying rates were the US dollar $83.67 an increase of 17 cents, Canadian $79.85 no change and the Pound sterling $126.53 down 5 cents.

Highest rates traded in selling the currencies were for the US dollar $107.21 same as the day before, Canadian $102.99 up 6 cents, Pound sterling $163.12  down 5 cents, while the lowest selling rates were the US dollar $98.83 up $15.16,  Canadian $95.40 up $1.28 and Pound sterling $151.45 up by $2.05.

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JSE: Big day with crosses

Tuesday, 30th July 2013 | Crosses was the order of the day on the Jamaica Stock Exchange. The number and value of shares trading on market was filled with crosses done mainly by Pan Caribbean, leading the stocks of 28 companies to trade with a pumped up volume of 24,917,651 valued at $310.7 million. There were 9 stocks advancing and 13 declining which is an improvement on Monday when only 4 stocks had price advances and 14 declined.

Main market trades of note | The all Jamaica Index shed 489.39 points to close at 86,873.38 and the JSE market index lost 278.14 to close at 86,204.62.

Carreras traded 1,393,327 for a value of $71,652,396 and closed at $51.30 losing 21 cents, Desnoes & Geddes traded 6,787,525 valued $32,345,202, Jamaica Broilers 6,023,761 valued at $29,998,805, Jamaica Money Market Brokers 2,227,588 valued at $18,032,274 as the stock closed at $8.50 up 49 cents, Jamaica Producers 1,569,960 valued at $30,001,936 as the price gained 10 cents to close at $19.11, National Commercial Bank traded 3,149,543 with a value of $61,035,799 as the stock closed at $19.06 down 44 cents, Pan Jamaican Investment Trust 300,458 valued at $15,500,707 with 39 cents being shaved from the price which closed at $51.11, Scotia Group 2,220,944 units valued at $47,061,328, gaining 15 cents to close at $21.30.

Grace Kennedy traded 41,130 units and fell to a $53.60 at the close, off $2.40 on the same day the group reported a 40 percent jump in profits in the latest quarter to June and 20 percent for the six months period but after trading had closed.

Jamaica Stock Exchange ordinary shares traded for the first time since the company was listed but in the form of ordinary shares. Subsequent to the recent IPO, the stock traded at $3.25 up 40 cents on the IPO price with just 2,218 shares. Sagicor Investments lost 50 cents as it closed at $18 and Sagicor Life closed down 41 cents at $9 both with small volumes.

Junior market | 9 stocks in the junior market traded as the index moved up moderately by 4.89 to 806.04.

Trading continue to be dominated by the three Lasco companies followed by General Accident which traded 95,092 units to close $1.92 and Caribbean Producers traded 54,000 units to close $2.03. Blue Power chipped in with 34,199 units valued at $342,073 and closed at $10, a loss of 40 cents. Lasco Distributors traded 112,266 shares and closed up 4 cents to $1.50, Lasco Financial traded 131,516 shares and was up 10 cents to $1.60, and Lasco Manufacturing traded 318,315 shares and closed down a cent to $1.60.

Eppley shares which were listed on Monday has shown no signs that it will trade any time soon as there are no bids nor offer in the market for the stock.

Proven Investment Preference shares traded 196,000 units valued at $1 million. There was no trading in the ordinary shares which are quoted in US dollar.

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

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TTSE: Trading picks up on Monday’s

Tuesday, 30th July 2013 | Activity picked up over the low level of Monday as trading took place in 10 securities of which 1 advanced, 6 declined and 3 traded firm. A volume of 456,515 shares crossed the floor of the Exchange valued at $9.59 million.

Jamaica Money Market Brokers traded 144,900 shares at a value of $65,205, Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago had 115,770 shares traded for $8,106,215 as the stock closed back to $70.02 loosing 98 cents at the end of trading. Grace Kennedy contributed 93,471 shares with a value of $317,801 and lost 9 cents, the worse in the market and in the process closed at $3.40, while National Commercial Bank added 30,000 shares valued at $35,400. Clico Investment Fund, posted a volume of 40,580 shares valued at $866,789

IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer market sentiment indicator shows that bids for 4 stocks were higher than their last selling price, there were no stocks having offers that were lower.

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FX: Buying tops selling by US$6M

Monday, 29th July 2013 | Monday was a buoyant day in Forex trading, as buying exceeded selling of all the currencies by US$6 million and the actual trading of US dollars resulted in $42.5 million being purchased and $37.64 being sold at rate that were very close to the closing rate on Friday.

There was more Canadian selling than buying as the buying rate moved up by 12 cents to $98.34 and the selling rate by 10 cents to $99.94. The Pound sterling closed at a selling rate of J$156.40 to a Pound as it lost 18 cents in the process while buying took place by authorised dealers at J$153.40 $1 less than on Friday.

Highest rates traded in buying the currencies were for the US dollar $102.50 up 35 cents, Canadian $99.75 down 25 cents, Pound sterling $157.10 an increase of 33 cents while the lowest buying rates were the US dollar $83.50 no change, Canadian $79.85, up 25 cents and the Pound sterling $126.58 up 75 cents.

Highest rates traded in selling the currencies were for the US dollar $107.21 up 21 cents, Canadian $102.93, Pound sterling $163.17 while the lowest selling rates were the US dollar $83.67 down $14.83, Canadian $94.12 down 38 cents and Pound sterling $149.40 a reduction of $2.10.

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