Big gains for Juniors on Monday

February 8, 2016 by

CAC 2000 closed at new high of $6.76 on Monday.

CAC 2000 closed at new high of $6.76 on Monday.

The junior market made strong gains at the closed on Monday with 15 securities trading, 5 of which advanced, 4 declined. The market ended with index rising 36.81 points to end at 2,300.38 as 2 stocks closed at a new 52 weeks’ high as 852,832 units changed hands, valued at $4,342,372.
At the close there are a few interesting bids, Access at $17.50 to buy 2,000 units and 33,700 units with a bid of $17.50, the stock last traded at $16.80, Cargo Handlers at $40.05 to buy 890 units, the last sale was at $39 and Honey Bun with the bid at $10.65 against a last sale price of $10.
At the close, 1 security ended with no bid to buy and 6 securities had no stocks being offered for sale but 5 stocks closed with bids that were higher than their last selling prices and none ended with a lower offer.
In trading, AMG Packaging gained $1.50 with a mere 100 units changing hands, to end at a new 52 weeks high of $21.50, CAC traded 2,999 units at an all-time high of 6.75 after gaining 5 cents, C2W traded 40,000 shares at 49 cents, Caribbean Cream fell 5 cents in trading 93,873 shares to close at $4.70. Caribbean Flavours ended with 13,500 units changing hands at $8.50 to gain 40 cents, Caribbean Producers rose 40 cents in trading 13,500 units to close at $5.90, Consolidated Bakeries traded 79,264 units to close at $1.60, General Accident fell 5 cents in trading 21,835 shares to close at $2.10. JM sum 8-2-16KLE Group ended at $2.75 with 4,000 units trading. Lasco Distributors closed with 177,571 units trading at $7.80, Knutsford Express closed with 13,450 units changing hands at $17.25, Lasco Distributors gained 10 cents in trading 225,255 units to close at $7.90, Lasco Financial closed with a loss of 15 cents at $4.10 with 225,203 shares changing hands. Lasco Manufacturing ended trading with 72,166 shares to close at $5, tTech closed with a 14 cents fall at $4.61 with 37,187 shares trading and Eppley 10% preference share traded 21,000 units at $6.10.

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D&G dropped majors sharply – Monday

February 8, 2016 by

Scotia Group traded at a new high on Monday

Scotia Group traded at a new high on Monday

A big drop of $5.63 pushed down Desnoes and Geddes $22.88 with only 2,500 shares trading inflicted a big dent in the Jamaica Stock Exchange main market indices on Monday. Trading took place with 39 securities changing hands in all market segments, 14 of which gained and 12 declined. Six stocks closed at 52 weeks’ highs, as 7,135,151 units valued at $84,903,170 changed hands in all markets. The junior market accounted for 1,152,213 units valued at $5,608,634.
The JSE Market Index shed 2,948.76 points to 158,874.73 the all Jamaica Composite Index closed with a dive of 3,295.41 points to end at 176,507.77 and the JSE combined index dropped 2,447.98 points to close at 170,583.93.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading was 18 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and only 1 with a lower offer.
At the end of the market activities, Barita Investments ended with a gain of 50 cents as a mere 100 units traded to close at $4.78, JSE Sum 08-02-16Berger Paints rose 5 cents to end at 52 weeks’ closing high of $4.80, with 1,610 units traded. Cable and Wireless lost 4 cents to close at $1.50 with 1,123,590 units trading, Caribbean Cement fell 90 cents to close at $27.10 with 23,691 shares changing hands. Ciboney traded 20,632 shares at 21 cents, Gleaner Company fell 35 cents in trading 498,936 to close at $2.42, Grace Kennedy gained $1 to close at $83 with 242,975 units changing hands. Jamaica Broilers Group traded 24,546 units but fell 80 cents to $14, Jamaica Producers rose 85 cents to end at $30 with 10,800 units trading, JMMB Group traded 12,000 units to end at $11. Margaritaville Turks had 35,000 shares trading at a new high of 13.7 US cents, Mayberry Investments had 207,543 units changing hands with a loss of 25 cents to end at $4.75, National Commercial Bank traded 1,268,712 shares and dived $2.50 to close at $43. JSE fn qts 08-02-16Pan Jamaican Investments closed at $96 after trading 400,000 shares with a loss of $1.50. Sagicor Group closed at $23 with 642,587 units changing hands. Scotia Group had 357,016 shares changing hands to close with a gain of $3.50 at a 52 weeks’ high of $37. Seprod added 3,564 units and gained $1.49 in ending at a 52 weeks’ high of $21.99, Supreme Ventures closed at $6.25 with 312,500 units changing hands, Proven Investments ordinary share traded 22,700 units to close at 22 US cents, JMMB 7.50% preference share traded 13,400 units with a gain of 1 cent at $2.12 and Proven Investment 8% preference share traded 52,000 units at $5.

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Slight US$ imbalance on Friday

February 5, 2016 by

FX_USPound2 Trading in the Jamaican foreign exchange market ended Friday with inflows and outflows once more almost matching each other, with dealers buying the equivalent of US$32,891,082 and selling US$31,317,005, in contrast with US$35,408,853 purchased and US$34,875,156 sold on Thursday.
In US dollars trading, dealers bought US$29,718,543 compared to US$31,462,644 on Thursday, with the buying rate for the US dollar falling 2 cents to $120.84. A total of US$30,451,008 was sold versus US$32,362,621 on Thursday as the selling rate rose 7 cents to $121.49.FX trde sum 5-02-16 The Canadian dollar buying rate fell 36 cents to end at $85 with dealers buying C$1,129,977 and selling C$461,187, at an average rate that climbed by 1 cent to $86.89. The rate for buying the British Pound dipped $1.18 to $172.39 for the purchase of £1,083,530, while £292,137 was sold, with the rate being down $1.65 to $174.02. At the end of trading, the selling rate for Euro, ended with a rise of $1.52 to close at J$135.63, from Thursday’s rate, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$132.98 for a rise of $1.67 from Thursday’s rate. FX H&L 05-02-16 The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$831,891 being bought, while US$117,715 was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates the currencies traded at are, a fall of $1.91 in the lowest selling rate for the US dollar that ended at $93.20, the highest buying rate of the Canadian dollar rising $1.01 to $89.31 and lowest buying rate climbing $1.07 to $70.38 whilst the highest buying rate for the British Pound fell $1.20 to $177 with the highest selling falling by $1.48 to $180.09.

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Expansion weights down Lasco Financial

February 5, 2016 by
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Lasco FinLasco Financial Services reported lower profits for the quarter and nine months to December 2015. Net profit fell to $43.88 million in the quarter from $69 million in 2014, for the nine months profit fell to $158 million versus $181 million in 2014.
The company profit is now to taxes at 50 percent of the normal company’s tax rate.
Notwithstanding the fall in profits, third quarter revenues increased by $39 million or 19 percent over the corresponding 2014 period to $239 million and for the nine months, to $649 million, up 9.3 percent from $566 million in 2014.
Income from the company’s original source of business, increased by $31 million in the quarter. “All business lines grew the contribution to revenues; Remittance transactions and revenues continue to grow ahead of the industry and the Cambio and Loans divisions increased its transactions and revenues, following the expansion of the branch network. The increase in revenues from our new business lines and value added services resulted in Other Operating Income for the period growing by 100 percent to close the quarter at $14.4M” Managing Director Jacinth Hall-Tracey told shareholders in a report accompanying the results. For the nine months, the income was up by $79 million to $626 million, while other operating income grew to $33 million for the nine months, from $18.5 million and in the quarter, it rose from $7 million in 2014 to $14.4 million.
Nine months’ expenses increased 28 percent or $110M million resulting in a year to date operational profit of $164 million, 9 percent below the previous year’s $181 million. “We launched in September our first business loans branch and closed the quarter with three locations, two in Kingston and one in St. Catherine; two more will be opened in the first week of February. We also launched our Telecoms Division with the distribution deal for Huawei Smart Phones and wearable devices, rolling out eleven locations islandwide through our agent network. This investment impacted our expenses mainly due to a more than 50 percent increase in staff complement and the aggressive marketing support to launch the telecoms business launch the telecoms business,” Hall-Tracey advised shareholders.
Expenses for the quarter grew by 44 percent over the corresponding quarter to $189 million and from $385 million in the 2014 nine months period, to $495 million for an increase of 29 percent, much greater than the increase in revenues. Earnings per share is 13 cents for the nine months and should end around 18 cents for the year, but 2017 fiscal year should see a jump, as the expansion now underway starts to flow into profits.
The company’s stock closed trading on Friday at $4.25 at a PE of 23 times estimated March 2016 earnings.

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Stocks dropped sharply on Friday

February 5, 2016 by
Scotia fell on Friday & helped in the sharp fall of the main JSE indices.

Scotia fell on Friday & helped in the sharp fall of the main JSE indices.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange main market indices all closed sharply down on Friday, as declines in mainly Scotia Group and National Commercial Bank took back much of the gains of Thursday, as 41 securities changed hands in all market segments, 18 of which gained and 9 declined.
Seven stocks closed at 52 weeks’ highs, as 7,135,151 units valued at $84,903,170 changed hands in all markets. The junior market accounted for 1,152,213 units valued at $5,608,634. The JSE Market Index shed 3,188.40 points to 161,823.49, the all Jamaica Composite Index closed with a dive of 3,563.21 points to end at 179,803.18 and the JSE combined index dropped 3,106.97 points to close at 173,031.91.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator reading was 19 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and only 2 with lower offers.
At the end of market activities, Barita Investments ended with a loss of 28 cents as 655,019 units traded to close at $4.28, Berger Paints rose 47 cents to end at a 52 weeks’ high of $4.75, with 2,350 units traded. JSE Sum 05-02-16Cable and Wireless with 283,110 units trading, closed with a rise of 2 cents at $1.54, Caribbean Cement fell 90 cents to close at $28 with 23,393 shares changing hands. Carreras exchanged 527,435 shares at $62.51 with a rise of 1 cent, Ciboney traded 532,700 shares at 21 cents after losing 3 cents, Gleaner Company gained 12 cents in trading 1,012,500 to close at a 52 weeks’ high of $2.77, Grace Kennedy gained 50 cents to close at $82 with 74,516 units changing hands. Jamaica Broilers Group traded 337,119 units but fell 40 cents to $14.80, Jamaica Producers ended at $29.15 with 1,621 units trading, as the price dipped 85 cents, Jamaica Stock Exchange closed at $20 with 14,000 units trading, JMMB Group traded 55,000 units but fell 20 cents to end at $11. Kingston Wharves traded 2,660 shares but lost 60 cents to end at $10.40, Margaritaville Turks had 102,000 trading at a new high of 13.5 US cents,JSE fn qts 05-02-16  Mayberry Investments had 614,873 units changing hands at $5 after rising by 50 cents, National Commercial Bank traded 16,432 shares and dived $1.50 to close at $43.50. Pulse Investments traded at a new 52 weeks’ high of $4.01 while gaining 11 cents with 819,301 shares. Sagicor Group closed at $23 with 573,960 units changing hands. Scotia Group had 137,276 shares changing hands to close with a fall of 40 cents at $33.50. Scotia Investments rose $1.88 with 3,000 units changing hands to end at $29.38. Supreme Ventures closed at $6.25 with 124,970 units changing hands, Proven Investments ordinary share traded 15,603 units to close at 22 US cents, JMMB 7.25% preference share traded 20,000 units at $2.40 and JMMB 7.5% preference share traded 34,100 units to gain 1 cent at $2.11.

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Juniors lost ground on Friday

February 5, 2016 by

Honey Bun tclosed at a 52 weeks' high on Friday.

Honey Bun closed at a 52 weeks’ high on Friday.

The junior market declined mildly at the closed on Friday with 17 securities trading, 8 of which advanced, 3 declined. The market ended with index falling 11.14 points to end at 2,263.57 as 3 stocks closed at a new 52 weeks’ highs. At the close there are a few interesting bids, Access at $18 to buy 2,000 units and 33,700 units with a bid of $17.50, the stock last traded at $16.80, Cargo Handlers at $40.05 to buy 3,700 units, the last sale was at $39 and Honey Bun with the bid at $10.27.
The volume of 1,152,213 units changed hands, valued at $5,608,634. At the close, 1 security ended with no bid to buy and 9 securities had no stocks being offered for sale but 5 stocks closed with bids that were higher than their last selling prices and none ended with a lower offer.
In trading, AMG Packaging gained $1.20 with a mere 1,963 units changing hands, to end at a new 52 weeks high of $20, C2W Music traded 12,118 shares at 49 cents, Caribbean Cream traded 30,281 shares to close at $4.75, Caribbean Flavours ended with 37,360 units changing hands but fell 40 cents to $8.10. Caribbean Producers rose 40 cents in trading 26,510 units to close at $5.50, Consolidated Bakeries traded 156,510 units and gained 5 cents to close at $1.60, General Accident fell 3 cents in trading 53,100 shares to close at $2.15. Honey Bun responded to the release of results after trading on Thursday, showing a huge increase in sales and profit, to hit a 52 weeks’ high of $10 with 20,000 shares changing hands. Jamaican Teas traded 64,051 units at a new high of $6 as the price rose 40 cents, KLE Group ended at $2.75 with 18,100 units trading. JM sum 5-2-16Lasco Distributors closed with 177,571 units trading at $7.80, Lasco Distributors reported a 50 percent jump in profit after tax of $592 million for the nine months to December last year, up from $197 million. Lasco Financial closed with a gain of 9 cents at $4.25 with 72,150 shares changing hands. Lasco Manufacturing ended trading with 444,466 shares to close at $5, earlier in the morning session the stock traded as low as $4.50. Medical Disposables closed at $3.55 with 8,700 shares trading, Paramount Trading fell by 29 cents to end with 2,333 shares changing hands at $11.20, tTech closed with a 10 cents gain at $4.75 with 15,000 shares trading and Derrimon Trading 11.75% preference share traded 12,000 units but gained 6 cents to $2.16.

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More TTSE decline on Friday

February 5, 2016 by

Republic Financial Holdings gained in Friday's trading

Republic Financial Holdings gained in Friday’s trading

The Trinidad & Tobago stock market closed with 10 securities being active on Friday, with 3 stocks recording gains, 2 fell and 5 remained unchanged. A total of 810,929 shares changed hands valued at $4,320,726.
The Composite Index declined by 1.84 points to close at 1,161.97, the All T&T Index fell by 3.65 points to close at 1,924.18 and the Cross Listed Index is stuck at 52.27 points.
IC bid-offer Indicator| The Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator has turned negative with 7 stocks with bids higher than the last selling price and 9 stocks with offers that were lower.
Gains| Clico Investment Fund traded 16,400 shares valued at $369,164, to close at $22.51, with a rise of 1 cent. Republic Financial Holdings rose 2 cents in trading 10,306 shares with a value of $1,154,478, to close at $112.02. The stock remains in strong demand with limited supply at the close and Trinidad and Tobago NGL traded 111,282 units with a value of $2,101,509, to close with a gain of 1 cent at $19, after it traded earlier at a low of $18.88.
Losses| National Flour traded 2,702 shares as the price ended 3 cents lower at $2.15 and Scotiabank dropped $1.01 to close at new 52 weeks’ low of $59.99 with 1,500 shares trading. The stock still looked weak at the close, with an offer to sell 7,222 units at the closing price, but with the bid at $58 to buy just 33 shares.
TTSE sum 05-02-16 Firm Trades| First Citizens Bank traded 2,813 units at $35, Guardian Media traded 852 shares with the price remaining at $19.75. JMMB Group continues to trade in high volumes with 664,130 value of $365,272 trading on Friday, up from 452,351 units changing hands on Thursday to close at 55 cents, at the close there was still buying interest at 55 cents to buy 138,819 units and West Indian Tobacco contributed 944 shares at $126.30.

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Big losses in early JSE trading

February 5, 2016 by

Trading on the Jamaica Stock Exchange got off to a rocky start coming from the record run on Thursday in the main market and the big gains in the junior market. The performance of the market showed sharp fall in the indices in Friday’s morning session with declines of more than 1.65 percent in the main market indices.
The declines in the main market resulted mainly from National Commercial Bank falling $1 to $44 and Scotia Group dropping to $31.15 from $33.90 at the close on Thursday with 137,276 units but ended at $33.50. Lasco Manufacturing slipped back to a low for the day of $4.50 with the release after trading on Thursday of nine months results to December, but headed back to $5 with 346,640 units. On the positive front, Honey Bun that released results showing a huge increase in sales and profit, hit a record high of $10. Jamaican Teas traded just 64,051 units at a new high of $6. JSE Int Cht - 05-02-16.xlsxBarita Investments ended trading 655,019 units but the price slipped back to $4.28, Gleaner Company saw 1,012,500 traded at $2.77, Jamaica Broilers Group traded 328,619 units but fell to $14.80, Margaritaville Turks had 102,000 trading at a new high of 13.5 US cents, Mayberry Investments had 388,873 units changing hands at $4.65 and Pulse traded at a new 52 weeks’ high of $3.95 with 385,173 shares.
Trading after 75 minutes of the market’s opening, ended with 35 securities being active amounting to 4,208,620 units. 13 stocks recorded gains and 11 declined.
The all Jamaica Composite Index dropped 3,216.04 points to 180,150.35, the JSE Market Index dived 2,877.75 points to 162,134.14, the JSE combined index dropped 2,910.04 points to 173,228.84 and the junior market index fell 21.76 points or 0.96 percent to 2,252.95 as this market continues to make recovery from recent declines.

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Balanced FX flows on Thursday

February 4, 2016 by

US$ bungle Trading in the Jamaican foreign exchange market ended Thursday with inflows and outflows almost matching each other, with dealers buying the equivalent of US$35,408,853 and selling US$34,875,156, in contrast with US$30,741,701 purchased and US$45,468,988 sold on Wednesday.
In US dollars trading, dealers bought US$31,462,644 compared to US$27,773,808 on Wednesday, with the buying rate for the US dollar rising by 22 cents to $120.86. A total of US$32,362,621 was sold versus US$43,559,983 on Wednesday as the selling rate rose 4 cents to $121.42.FX trde sum 4-02-16 The Canadian dollar buying rate rose $1.78 to end at $85.36 with dealers buying C$1,136,090 and selling C$753,990, at an average rate that climbed by $1.19 to $86.88. The rate for buying the British Pound climbed $1.83 to $173.57 for the purchase of £1,777,186, while £776,985 was sold, with the rate jumping $2.45 to $175.67. At the end of trading, the selling rate for Euro, ended with a rise of $1.80 to close at J$134.11, from Wednesday’s rate, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$131.31 for a rise of $1.60 from Wednesday’s rate. FX H&L 04-02-16 The US dollar equivalent of other currencies traded, amounts to US$591,627 being bought, while US$848,923 was sold.
Highs & Lows| Notable changes to the highest and lowest rates the currencies traded at are, a rise of $1.95 in the lowest selling rate for the US dollar that ended at $101.11, the highest buying rate for the British Pound climbing $1.50 to $178.20, the highest selling being up by $1.99 to $181.57 and the lowest selling rate gaining $1.50 to $168.50.

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JSE pockets $110m from D&G trade

February 4, 2016 by

D&G adds $110m to JSE coffers

D&G adds $110m to JSE coffers

When 630,339,249 units of Desnoes and Geddes traded on the Jamaica Stock Exchange on Wednesday, carrying a value of $19,439,662,439, it resulted in the stock exchange boosting their already rich earnings in 2015, by added income of $110 million for 2016, from fees earned on this block of shares.
The JSE had their best year ever, in terms of earnings last year, as they picked up close to $120 million in fees, when Scotiabank switched their direct share ownership from Canada, to a company set up in the Caribbean, to hold all the shares of the Caribbean based entities.
Trading levels increased in each of the last three quarters last year, ending with the December quarter reaching $11.35 billion or 31 percent higher than the levels in the September quarter. For the year to date, regular trading levels are at $2.689 billion, up 79.6 percent from $1.497 billion for the similar period in 2015. The stock exchange has also increased some of its fees to investors and the brokers for 2016. In addition to the increased trading activity, the exchange in August last year started handling repo transactions, which is expected to enhance income for the full 2016 year as opposed to a few months last year.
The JSE stock has been trading in relatively high volumes, around the $20 range and closing on Thursday at $20 with just over 57,000 units.

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