Fall returns to TTSE on Tuesday

After a brief reprieve, the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange return to losing ways with all three indices declining on Tuesday as the number of securities trading rose over Monday’s level but with no stock rising.
At the close of trading, the T&T Composite Index declined by 3.77 points to 1,267.35. The All T&T Index was down 4.60 points to 1,669.15, while the Cross Listed Index lost 0.40 points to close at 117.13.
Investors exchanged 17 securities resulted in five stocks declining, twelve unchanged and no stock advancing. The volume of stocks passing through the market amounted to 270,942 shares valued at $7,464,144, upon the 142,753 shares for $696,761 on Monday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of three stocks higher than their last selling prices and four with lower offers.
Losers│ Clico Investments closed at $22.50, with a loss of $1.25 after transferring 13,951 shares, First Caribbean International lost 9 cents to close at $7.60, with an exchange of 1,308 units, Grace Kennedy finished 1 cent lower at $2.86 after 59,000 shares crossed the exchange. Guardian Media shed 35 cents to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $6.40, in trading 967 units and National Flour fell by 15 cents to $1.10, with 5,150 stock units changing hands.
Firm Trades│ Angostura Holdings traded 12,557 shares at $13.85, Ansa Merchant Bank closed at $36.30, with a transfer of 1,168 units, First Citizens Bank exchanged 374 units at $39.40. JMMB Group swapped 107,435 shares at $1.95, Prestige Holdings closed at $7.50, with 500 units changing hands, Republic Financial Holdings was unchanged at $132.65, after transferring 46,138 shares.  Scotiabank exchanged 4,376 stock units at $54.75, Trinidad Cement ended at $1.90, in swapping 35 units, Trinidad & Tobago NGL finished at $16.90, in trading 5,289 stock units, Unilever Caribbean closed at $17.05, with a transfer of 2,500 units and West Indian Tobacco remained at $30.90, after an exchange of 194 units.

Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.

Modest price movements for TTSE

Price movements were mostly moderate in trading on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange on Monday with volume and value well down on Friday’s levels.
The T&T Composite Index fell by 0.75 points to 1,271.12. The All T&T Index gained 0.49 points to end at 1,673.75, while the Cross Listed Index shed 0.27 points to close at 117.53.
The market closed with two stocks rising, five stocks declining, while eight were unchanged. The volume of stocks passing through the market amounted to 147,753 shares valued at $759,291 compared to 165,117 shares for $2,446,086 on Friday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of three stocks higher than their last selling prices and five with lower offers.
Gainers│ National Flour closed 13 cents higher to $1.25, in trading 2,000 units and Republic Financial Holdings gained 1 cent to end at $132.65, with an exchange of 400 stock units.
Losers│ Angostura Holdings shed 15 cents to close a 52 weeks’ low of $13.85, in transferring 596 units, Clico Investments ended at $23.75, with a loss of 70 cents after trading 2,375 units, Endeavour Holdings lost 9 cents to finish at $12.51, in exchanging 5,000 stock units. JMMB Group closed at $1.95, after losing 5 cents with 117,443 shares changing hands and Unilever Caribbean fell by 90 cents to close at a 52 weeks’ low of $17.05, with 10,285 stock units crossing the market.
Firm Trades│ First Citizens Bank exchanged 130 units at $39.40, First Caribbean International closed at $7.69, with 668 units changing hands, Massy Holdings traded 102 units at $50. National Enterprises transferred 1,238 units at $4.15, NCB Financial closed at $8, with 2,608 stock units crossing the market, Scotiabank was unchanged at $54.75, after trading 952 units. Trinidad & Tobago NGL ended at $16.90, with an exchange of 3,115 units and West Indian Tobacco swapped 841 units at $30.90.

Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.

TTSE inched higher on Tuesday

Trading on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange closed with a higher volume of shares trading than on Monday but with lower valuation and leading the market indices to inch higher at the close.
The market close withy the T&T Composite Index rising 0.58 points to 1,257.67. The All T&T Index gained 1.15 points to end at 1,676.20 while the Cross Listed Index remained unchanged at 113.50.
The market closed with two stocks rising, five stocks declining, while four were unchanged. The volume of stocks passing through the market was 128,175 shares valued at $6,531,309 compared to 221,215 shares for $2,136,051 on Monday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of xxx stocks higher than their last selling prices and xxx with lower offers.
Gainers│ Guardian Holdings rose 11 cents to close at $18.06, in trading 3,137 units and One Caribbean Media ended at $6.52, with a gain of 2 cents with 5,000 shares changing hands.
Losers│ Clico Investments shed 15 cents exchanging 205 stock units and closed at $24.75, First Caribbean International fell by 19 cents to $7.50, in swapping 525 stock units, Republic Financial Holdings closed at $133.05, with a loss of $1.95 after 25,639 shares crossed the exchange. Trinidad & Tobago NGL lost 5 cents to finish at $16.95, with 1,473 units changing hands and Unilever Caribbean ended 7 cents lower at a 52 weeks’ low of $17.95, after trading 494 stock units.
Firm Trades│ First Citizens Bank transferred 13,817 shares at $39, Massy Holdings exchanged 2,478 stock units at $49.99, National Enterprises closed at $4.50, trading 102 units traded and West Indian Tobacco was unchanged at $30.90, in swapping 75,305 shares.

Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.

 

Volume picks up on TTSE – Friday

The volume and value of stocks trading picked up on Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange on Friday, with Angostura Holdings trading more than 870,000 shares worth $12 million.
The volume of stocks passing through the market climbed to 1,005,498 units valued at $14,272,854 from the trading 12 securities, compared to 109,579 shares for $7,714,973 from 14 securities on Thursday. The market closed with two stocks rising and one declining, while nine were unchanged with the T&T Composite Index gaining 2.20 points to end at 1,262.68. The All T&T Index rose advanced by 4.36 points to end at 1,686.15 while the Cross Listed Index remained at 113.50.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of eight stocks higher than their last selling prices and five with lower offers.
Gainers│ First Citizens added 51 cents to close at $39.01 in exchanging 1,700 units and Republic Financial Holdings ended at $$135.50, with a rise of 50 cents in trading 220 stock units.
Losers│ Clico Investments shed 20 cents to finish at $24.90, after the transfer of 197 stock units.
Firm Trades│ Angostura Holdings traded 875,651 shares at $14, JMMB Group closed at $2, with 12,050 units crossing the market, Massy Holdings exchanged 747 stock units at $50. National Enterprises swapped 198 stock units at $4.50, National Flour remained at $1.20, with 55,400 shares changing hands, Scotiabank traded 1,021 units at $54.60. Trinidad & Tobago NGL closed at $17.10, in transferring 943 units, Unilever Caribbean exchanged 4,820 units at $18.02 and West Indian Tobacco ended the day at $30.90 trading 52,551 shares.

Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.

Declining TTSE stocks beat advancing ones

Trading on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange resulted in a sharp jump in the number of securities changing hands on Wednesday but with reduced volume compared to Tuesday’s market activity.
The T&T Composite Index rose 3.27 points to 1,260.45. The All T&T Index dropped 10.43 points to end at 1,681.73 while the Cross Listed Index gained 2.34 points at 113.50.
The market closed with the prices of three stocks rising, six declining, while nine remained unchanged. The volume of stocks passing through the market declined to 82,289 shares valued at $1,775,994 compared to 235,502 shares for $5,767,134 on Tuesday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of five stocks higher than their last selling prices and four with lower offers.
Gainers│ NCB Financial gained 35 cents trading 187 units and closed at $7.50, Scotiabank TT rose 10 cents, in swapping 143 units and Trinidad Cement ended at $1.90, rising 10 cents after exchanging 3,00 stock units.
Losers│ Ansa McAL shed 38 cents exchanging 3,715 stock units and closed at $54.45, Clico Investments lost 20 cents and ended at $25.10, in swapping 14,283 shares. Grace Kennedy lost 3 cents to finish at $2.87, with 250 units crossing the market, National Enterprises fell by 40 cents to a 52 weeks’ low of $4.50, after transferring 4,300 stock units. Prestige Holdings ended at a 52 weeks’ low of $7.50, with a loss of 40 cents with 130 units changing hands and Trinidad & Tobago NGL declined by $2.50 to $17 in trading 10,638 shares.
Firm Trades│ Ansa Merchant Bank closed at $36.30, with an exchange of 30 units, Calypso Macro Index Fund traded 370 units at $15.88, First Citizens transferred 806 stock units at $38.15, JMMB Group closed with a transfer 500 units at $2. Massy Holdings remained at $50, in an exchange of 1,733 stock units, National Flour closed at $1.20, with 10,700 shares crossing the market. Point Lisas swapped 130 units at $3.45, Republic Financial Holdings traded unchanged at $135, with 100 units changing hands and Unilever Caribbean traded 9,032 shares at $18.02.

Prices of securities trading are those for the last transaction of each stock unless otherwise stated.

TTSE slippage slows to a crawl

The sharp slippage in the Trinidad and Tobago stock exchange since March has slowed to a crawl in the past two days, with the market giving up just 3.63 points in the last two days after the All TTSE rose a mere 1.55 points on Thursday.
The T&T Composite Index declined by 3.97 points to 1,255.80. The All T&T Index gained 1.55 points to end at 1,689.41 while the Cross Listed Index lost 1.30 points to 111.16.
The market closed with three stocks rising and four stocks declining of which three ended at 52 weeks’ lows, while seven stocks were unchanged. The volume of stocks passing through the market fell to 329,414 shares valued at $1,512,063 compared to 615,324 shares for $9,462,933 on Wednesday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of five stocks higher than their last selling prices and four with lower offers.
Gainers│ First Citizens closed with a gain of 1 cent to $38, in an exchange of 1,618 stock units, JMMB Group rose 5 cents to $2, with 310,000 shares crossing the market and Massy Holdings ended at $50, after climbing $2 and transferring 2,000 stock units.
Losers│ Agostini’s fell by $1 trading 300 units and closed at $24, First Caribbean International Bank shed 20 cents to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $7.50, in swapping 590 units, NCB Financial closed at $7.15,  with a loss of 10 cents trading 530 stock units and Unilever Caribbean finished at a 52 weeks’ low of $18.02, after losing 23 cents in exchanging 1,703 shares.
Firm Trades│ Clico Investments closed with an exchange of 1,740 units at $24.72, Endeavour Holdings transferred 3,775 shares at $12.60, Guardian Holdings traded 2,578 stock units at $17.95. Republic Financial Holdings ended at $135, with 3,791 shares changing hands, Scotiabank swapped 529 units at $54.50, Trinidad & Tobago NGL closed with a transfer of 110 stock units at $18.51 and West Indian Tobacco ended at $30.90, with 150 units crossing the market.

Prices of securities trading are those for the day’s last transaction unless otherwise stated.

Modest slippage for TTSE

The Trinidad and Tobago Stock market continues to slide and closed trading on Wednesday, with a modest slippage in the market index as declining stocks outnumbered advancing ones.
The T&T Composite Index slipped 2.61 points to 1,259.77. The All T&T Index declined by 5.18 points to end at 1,687.86 while the Cross Listed Index remained at 112.46.
The market closed with three stocks rising and five stocks declining, while six were unchanged while two closed at 52 weeks’ lows. The volume of stocks passing through the market climbed to 615,324 shares valued at $9,462,933 compared to 279,123 shares for $3,953,256 on Tuesday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of three stocks higher than their last selling prices and four with lower offers.
Gainers│ Clico Investments advanced by $3.22 to close at $24.72, with 220,301 shares crossing the market, Guardian Holdings gained 2 cents to close at $17.95, in trading 4,677 units and National Flour rose 10 cents to $1.15, with 2,000 stock units changing hands.
Losers│ Massy Holdings declined by $2 to $48 after exchanging 45,590 shares, Republic Financial Holdings shed $1.05 to close at $135, after transferring 609 units, Scotiabank shed 25 cents trading 471 stock units to close at a 52 weeks’ low of $54.50. Trinidad and Tobago NGL lost 49 cents swapping 3,000 units and closed at $18.51 and Unilever Caribbean fell by 65 cents to finish at a 52 weeks’ low of $18.25, with 2,298 stock units crossing the market.
Firm Trades│ Calypso Macro Index Fund traded 70 units at $16, First Citizens closed at $37.99 with an exchange of 3,665 units, NCB Financial transferred 221,796 shares at $7.25. One Caribbean Media ended at $6.50, with 1,050 units changing hands, Trinidad Cement swapped 106,297 shares at $1.80 and West Indian Tobacco ended at $30.90, with 3,500 units changing hands.

Prices of securities trading are those for the day’s last transaction unless otherwise stated.

Moderate changes to TTSE – Thursday

The recent sharp decline of the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange in March and on Wednesday, slowed sharply on Thursday, with reduced trading activity as the market closed with eleven securities trading of which the prices of two rose and five declined, while four remained unchanged.
The volume of stocks passing through the market fell to 259,334 shares valued at $6,560,430 compared to 314,207 shares for $6,827,361 on Wednesday.
At the end of trading, the T&T Composite Index declined marginally by 2.29 points to 1,271.15. The All T&T Index gained just 0.57 points to end at 1,708.47 while the Cross Listed Index slipped 0.71 points to end at 112.73.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of three stocks higher than their last selling prices and five with lower offers.
Gainers│ Calypso Macro Index Fund gained $2 trading 3,030 stock units and closed at $16 and Massy Holdings climbed $3 to $48, with 87,890 shares changing hands.
Losers│ First Citizens shed 25 cents to end at $38.01, in exchanging 17,442 units, NCB Financial lost 1 cent transferring 68,446 shares and closed at a 52 weeks’ low of $7.25, Republic Financial Holdings ended at $141.48, with a loss of 1 cent in swapping 650 stock units. Trinidad & Tobago NGL shed 25 cents to close at $18.75, after exchanging 27,043 units and Unilever Caribbean fell by 10 cents to a 52 weeks’ low of $18.90, with 589 stock units crossing the market.
Firm Trades│ Clico Investments ended at $21.50, after transferring 18,609 units, Guardian Holdings traded 7,280 stock units at $17.93, JMMB Group closed at $2, with 25,000 shares crossing the market and Scotiabank exchanged 3,355 units at $55.

Prices of securities trading are those for the day’s last transaction unless otherwise stated.

Trini stocks hit by falling oil price

Fallen oil price will severely affect foreign currency inflows into Trinidad and Tobago and negatively impact economic growth is taking a toll on stocks listed on the country’s stock exchange.

TTSE peaked earlier this year and has started the decent in March.

At the close of trading on Friday, the T&T Composite Index declined by 19.77 points to 1,409.69. The All T&T Index fell 5.49 points to end at 1,836.68, while the Cross Listed Index closed with a decline of 4.67 points at 133.03.
The market closed with fourteen securities trading with just one rising and five stocks declining, while eight remained unchanged and Clico Investment closed at a 52 weeks’ low. The volume of stocks passing through the market climbed to 658,697 shares valued at $21,898,549 compared to 402,595 shares for $13,725,015 on Thursday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator ended with the bids of one stock higher than their last selling prices and nine with lower offers.
Gainers│ Ansa Merchant Bank was the sole stock advancing with gains of 5 cent trading 500 stock units to close at $36.35.
Losers│ Clico Investments lost 5 cents exchanging 11,819 units to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $22.50, JMMB Group closed at $2, after falling 2 cents with 223,925 units crossing the market, NCB Financial shed 65 cents in trading 25,310 stock units to finish at $10. Republic Financial declined by $1.43 to $144 with a transfer of 10,596 units and West Indian Tobacco fell by 25 cents to end at $36.50 trading 165 stock units.
Firm Trades│ Agostini’s exchanged 85 units at $25.50, Ansa McAL transferred 18,148 stock units at $55.32 and First Citizens Bank traded 147,538 shares at $45, Massy Holdings closed at $59, with 185,187 shares crossing the market. Scotiabank had 7,424 stock units crossing the market at $59.50, Trinidad & Tobago NGL ended at $15, in transferring 23,403 shares after trading at a 52 weeks’ intraday low of $14. Trinidad Cement exchanged 4,000 stock units at $1.95 and Unilever Caribbean traded 597 units at $19.

Prices of securities trading for the day are those at which the last trade took place.

Declines hit TTSE as low oil price fuels economic peril

Falling stock prices continue their dominance in the republic of Trinidad and Tobago, the isle of calypso and oil, with the falling oil prices set to do major damage to the country’s economy.
The market closed on Thursday with 15 securities trading resulting in the price of one stock rising and nine stocks declining, while five remained unchanged, leading a decline of 12.43 points in the T&T Composite Index to 1,429.46. The All T&T Index fell 21.44 points to end at 1,842.17, while the Cross Listed Index slipped 0.45 points at 137.70. Today’s decline marks the seven consecutive days of falling values for all three market indices and pushed the market into a year to date loss.
The volume of stocks passing through the market fell to 402,595 shares valued $13,725,015 compared to 2,129,887 shares for $69,723,811 from trading in shares of 17 companies on Wednesday.
IC bid-offer Indicator│ The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator, ended with bids of two stocks higher than their last selling prices and eleven with lower offers.
Gainers│ Prestige Holdings was the sole stock advancing, with the price gaining 30 cents after trading 3,184 units in closing at $8.50.
Losers│ Calypso Macro Index Fund declined by $1.85, exchanging 250 stock units and ended at $14, Clico Investments dropped $2.45 to $22.55, after transferring 75,318 units, Grace Kennedy lost 40 cents to close at a 52 weeks’ low of $2.90 in trading 9,361 units. Guardian Holdings dropped $2.42 to close at $18.58, with 6,100 units crossing the market, JMMB Group lost 1 cent exchanging 140,624 units to close at $2.02, National Enterprises shed 15 cents in trading 550 stock units to finish at a 52 weeks’ low of $5.25. Scotiabank dropped $1.75 to $59.50, after transferring 18,368 shares, Trinidad & Tobago NGL lost 50 cents to end at a 52 weeks’ low of $15, with 28,661 shares crossing the market and West Indian Tobacco shed 20 cents exchanging 2,000 stock units to close at $36.75.
Firm Trades│ Agostini’s exchanged 300 units at $25.50, First Citizens Bank traded 69,820 stock units at $45, National Flour transferred 300 units at $1.22. Republic Financial Holdings with 45,364 stock units changing hands at $145.43 and Unilever Caribbean exchanged 2,395 units at $19.

Prices of securities trading for the day are those at which the last trade took place.