4 stocks gains on TTSE Wednesday

May 13, 2015 by

Sagicor Financial gained 10 cents to end at $6

Sagicor Financial gained 10 cents to end at $6

Trading on the Trinidad Stock Exchange ended with 11 securities changing hands, 4 advanced, none declined and 7 traded firm, with a total of 93,302 units, valued at $2,073,071.
At the close of the market, the Composite Index advanced by 0.17 points to close at 1,154.45, the All T&T Index added just 0.14 points to close at 1,968.54 and the Cross Listed Index increased by 0.02 points to end at 44.63
Gains| Stocks increasing in price at the close are, ANSA McAL that gained 1 cent in closing at $67.02 with 290 shares changing hands, Clico Investment Fund ended with 60,533 shares trading, valued at $1,368,305 but gained 5 cents to end at $22.60. Massy Holdings had 76,650 shares changing hands for a value of $4,871,107 to end 7 cents higher, at $63.55 and Sagicor Financial Corporation ended with 24,892 shares carrying a value of $147,693 to end with a 10 cents gain, at $6.
TTSE 15-5-15 Firm Trades| Stocks closing with prices unchanged at the end of trading are, First Citizens Bank trading 4,349 shares to close at $35.80, One Caribbean Media ended with just 50 shares changing hands at $22.30, Prestige Holdings closed with 1,050 share trading to end at $10. Republic Bank added 14,539 shares valued at $1,671,985 to close at $115, Scotiabank contributed 3,919 shares, to end at $62.51, Scotia Investments ended with 2,000 shares trading at $1.50 and Trinidad Cement ended up with 13,000 units at $2.80.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 7 stocks with the bid higher than their last selling prices and 1 with a lower offer.

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Juniors a new record on Wednesday

May 13, 2015 by

Jamaican stocks prices are still cruising on a high with the junior market hitting JSE int 13-5-15new high for the third day in a row and the main market continuing to move away from resistance heading towards 115,000 point, the next major level to cross.
The junior market has so far traded 10 securities and the main market 19 securities trading and resulted in 4.58 million units changing hands. A total of 18 stocks rose in price and 2 declined so far.
National Commercial Bank with 1,249,594 shares trading up to $31 is the big trade of the day so far, Jamaica Broilers Group traded 76,652 units up $5.5o for a 52 weeks’ high.

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National Flour Q1 profit is Buy Rated

May 13, 2015 by

National Flour closed at a 52 weeks high on Tuesday at $1.70.

National Flour closed at a 52 weeks’ high of $1.70 Tuesday.

National Flour Mills reported profit of TT$21.8 million in 2014 for the full year but just reported a big jump in profit for the March quarter of $9 million, just under 50 percent of the full year’s results, the company’s latest results battered the $1.9 million made in 2014 first quarter.
Earnings per share ended at 7 cents for the quarter, if the trend continues the company should generate around 30 cents per share in profits for 2015.
The 2015 results flowed from a 21 percent increase in revenues to reach $121.5 million. Improved efficiency resulted in gross profit margin jumping to 24.5 percent from 18 percent in 2014. Administrative expenses jumped sharply in the quarter over that of 2014 by 77 percent to $11.9 million, while selling and distribution cost rose by 20.5 percent to $7.9 million.
National Flour generated $14.9 million in cash flows in the quarter but used it to fund increased working capital needs. In Addition it used up some of the cash funds it had on hand at the end of 2014 totalling $43 million to pay down the loans, reducing loans from $122 million to $94 million, leaving $19 million in cash at the end of March.
The stock which is listed on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock exchange closed on Tuesday at $1.70 but is selling at a low PE of just 5.6 times this year’s earnings, making it extremely cheap based on Trinidad’s usually high multiples that tends to be in the high teens.
Based on the 2015 results reported and our projection for the full year, IC Insider has elevated the National Flour status, to Buy Rated.

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Healthy flows but J$ slips Tuesday

May 12, 2015 by
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FX_USPound On Tuesday, the Jamaican dollar slipped slightly against the US dollar and aggressively against the British pound and Canadian dollar as purchases of all currencies by dealers amounted to the equivalent of US$37,319,246 compared with US$51,284,150, on Monday and selling of the equivalent of US$36,844,761 versus sale of US$40,876,396, previously.
In US dollar trading, dealers bought US$32,364,099 compared to US$46,738,177 on Monday. The buying rate for the US dollar rose 10 cents to $115.46 and US$33,685,585 was sold versus US$38,332,897 on Monday, the selling rate was up 6 cents to $115.92. The Canadian dollar buying rate rose $1.22 to $95.20 with dealers buying C$2,449,582 and selling C$2,136,624, at an average rate that rose 49 cents to $95.85. FX sum 12-5-15The rate for buying the British Pound increased $2.43 to $177.76 for the purchase of £1,333,135, while £480,156, was sold, at an average rate that rose $1.79 to $180.15. At the end of trading it took J$129.20 to purchase the Euro, 77 cents less than on Monday, according to data from Bank of Jamaica, while dealers purchased the European common currency at J$126.71 for a fall of 71 cents from Monday’s rate. Other currencies bought, amounted to the equivalent of US$882,881, while the equivalent of US$646,260, was sold.
Highs & Lows| The highest buying rate for the US dollar, rose 2 cents to $116.12. The lowest buying rate dropped $4.11 to $90.50 and highest selling rate remained at $121.44, while the lowest selling rate declined $18.69 to $94.61.FX h&l 12-5-15 The highest buying rate for the Canadian dollar rose 90 cents to $96.65. The lowest buying rate was unmoved at $75.86, the highest selling rate dropped 62 cents $98.14 and the lowest selling rate climbed 30 cents to $91.70. The highest buying rate for the British Pound, climbed $1.35 to $182, the lowest buying rate remained at $141.10, the highest selling rate rose $2.17 to $185.39 with the lowest selling rate rising $3.50 to $173.50.

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16 stocks rise 5 down on JSE

May 12, 2015 by

JMMB Group closed at 52 weeks' high on Tuesday

JMMB Group closed at 52 weeks’ high on Tuesday

Activity on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, continues to be bullish and resulted in the prices of 16 stocks rising, including 9 new closing 52 weeks’ highs, just 5 declining as 30 securities changed hands, ending in only 3,281,521 units trading, valued at a mere $13,621,699, in all market segments.
The JSE Market Index gained 413.98 points to end at 99,124.54, the JSE All Jamaican Composite index rose 462.85 points to close at 109,544.13 and the JSE combined index gained 544.39 points to close at 101,253.09. The market broke through resistance on Monday, and seems to be moving away from the latest test. The next test at 115,000 points that is likely to challenge the rally with earnings almost fully in in a few days.JSE sum 12-5-15 The added factor is the short-term moving average is lagging by a large margin the current market level and they will need some time to catch up with each other, if a correction does not take effect to bring more in line with each other.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator shows 11 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 with offers that were lower.
Stocks trading include Barita Investments ending with 320,000 shares trading 6 cents higher, at $2.37, for a 52 weeks’ high. Berger Paints had 20,571 units changing hands 16 cents $2, Cable & Wireless had 727,789 actively trading at 48 cents as the price ended 2 cents higher, Caribbean Cement closed at a new 52 weeks high of $5.05 with the price rising 51 cents with 671,498 shares changing hands. JSE fn Qts 12-5-15Desnoes & Geddes closed with 15,000 shares to hit a 52 weeks’ high of $7.05 after posting a gain of 15 cents, Grace Kennedy traded 16,875shares to end at $65 but lost 49 cents, JMMB Group had 36,078 shares changing hands at 41 cents higher for a 52 weeks high of $9.50. National Commercial Bank traded 72,619 shares at $30, Sagicor Group exchanged 16,187 units at $12.10 with a gain of 10 cents, Salada Foods traded 5,910 units and put on 83 cents to $9.50, Scotia Group had 41,000 shares changing hands to close 1 cents higher at $25.03 after trading as high as $27, 81. Supreme Ventures traded 179,873 shares at a new 52 weeks; high of $3.95 by adding 6 cents. Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.50% preference share traded 42,000 units at $2.10 but ended 1 cent lower and the 8.75% preference share traded 376,500 to end at $3, after losing 2 cents.

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New record for junior market

May 12, 2015 by

Bottle heating machine at Lasco Manufacturing. The company's closed at a 52 weeks high.

Bottle heating machine at Lasco Manufacturing. The company’s closed at a 52 weeks high.

Lagging the performance of the main market for weeks, the junior market has quietly come into its own, posting new record highs on two consecutive days. Having surpassed the previous high on Monday, it went on to post a new high on Tuesday when it ended at 860.96 points up 16.66 points for the day.
Trading picked up on the Junior Market in the early hours of trading but slowed done considerable thereafter in the end it closed with 11 securities trading, and ended with 707,451 units changing hands valued at $2,017,008. The JSE Junior Market closed with the price of 5 stocks advancing and 3 declining including 4 that closed at 52 weeks’ highs.
At the close of the market, there were 2 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and only 1 with a lower offer. The junior market ended with 3 securities closing with no bids to buy and 7 securities that had no stocks being offered for sale.
Stocks trading in the junior market are, Access Financial trading 39,172 units at $15.10, AMG Packaging ending with 7,830 shares changing hands to close at $3.30, Cargo Handlers finished with 500 units to close at a new high of $22.08, after adding 8 cents. Caribbean Cream with just 100 shares trading, gained 9 cents to close at a new JM 12-5-1552 weeks high of $1.05, Caribbean Producers with 248,000 closed at $2.88 but traded the bulk of them at $3, General Accident Insurance concluded trading with 26,000 shares changing hands, to close 23 cents higher, at a new 52 weeks’ high of $2.05. Honey Bun closed trading with 1,200 shares to gain 60 cents and end at $2.70, Knutsford Express closed with 1,000 shares trading at $6. Lasco Distributors ended with 227,498 shares trading, 1 cent higher, at $1.50, Lasco Financial Services finished trading with 55,531 units, the price slipped 7 cents to $1.37 and Lasco Manufacturing closed with 100,620 units at $1.40 to gain 3 cents and closed at a new 52 weeks’ high.

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National Flour at new high

May 12, 2015 by

National Flour closed at a 52 weeks high on Tuesday of $1.70.

IC Insider Buy Rated National Flour closed at a 52 weeks high on Tuesday of $1.70.

Trading on the Trinidad Stock Exchange closed with 14 securities changing hands of which 4 advanced, 1 declined and 9 traded firm with a total of 408,740 units, valued at $7,385,827.
At the close of the market, the Composite Index rose by 0.14 points to close at 1,154.28, the All T&T Index gained 0.28 points to close at 1,968.40 and the Cross Listed Index remained at 44.61.
Gains| Stocks increasing in price at the close are, First Citizens Bank trading 5,904 shares valued at $211,341 to close with a gain of 2 cents, at $35.80. National Flour Mills contributed 6,304 shares and closed with a gain of 6 cents at a new 52 weeks’ high of $1.70. The stock which has the IC Insider Buy Rated status reported a big jump in profit for the March quarter of $9 million compared with just $1.9 million in 2014. Scotiabank with a volume of 20,000 shares being traded for $1,250,200 closed at $62.51, to gain 1 cent and West Indian Tobacco closed with a gain of 2 cents at $125.22 with 2,950 units trading valued at $370,651.
Stocks declining| ANSA McAL traded 719 units, to end 1 cents down at $67.01.
Firm Trades| Stocks closing with prices unchanged at the end of trading are, Ansa Merchant Bank had 1,010 shares trading at the close at $38.91, Clico Investment Fund with 214,995 shares valued at $4,848,206 closed at $2.55, JMMB Group traded 142,721 shares at 55 cents, Massy Holdings trading 5,346 shares valued at TTSe 12-5-15$339,144 and closed at $63.43. Republic Bank traded 1,413 shares with a value of $162,495 and closed at $115. Prestige holdings closed trading with 500 units at $10, Praetorian Property Mutual Fund 1,000 units at $3.10, Sagicor Financial Corporation traded 868 shares to close unchanged at $5.90 and Trinidad Cement traded 5,000 units to close at $2.80.
IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 5 stocks with the bid higher than their last selling prices and 1with a lower offer.

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Junior market at new record high

May 12, 2015 by

The junior market that has been lagging the performance of the main market, recorded JSE 10.30 12-5-15a new high on Monday and in the first half an hour of trading, surged to yet another new high at 863.50 with a gain of 19.20 points. Eleven junior market stocks have traded so far, with new 52 weeks highs being reached by 4 of them with Access Financial trading 37,672 units at $15.10, Caribbean Producers with 181,547 at $3 and Lasco Manufacturing 63,000 units at $1.34.
The main market is up as well, with new 52 weeks high being reached by JMMB Group while trading at $9.50, but with 12,680 shares, Scotia Group is back at $27. Carib Cement traded 391,598 units at $5.
A total of 27 companies have traded so far in the overall market with an hour just ended. The main market indices are up with the All Jamaica Composite index now at 109,218.56 with an increase of 137.28 and the JSE market index at 98,833.35 an increase so far of 122.79 points. The combined index jumped 313.39 to 101,022.09.

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Honey Bun sweetens profits

May 12, 2015 by

Honey Bun continues to recover from poor results for 2014 with a 20 percent sales growth in the second quarter of the current financial year and an increase in gross profits of 24 percent compared with the corresponding period last year.

Honey Bun ended at a 52 week’s closing high on Thursday.

Profits also benefited from improvement in gross profit margins, which increased to 43.6 percent in the quarter from 42.3 percent in 2014 and came in at 44.4 percent for the six months, up from 44.07 percent. Earnings per share ended at 50 cents for the six months and the company should go on to increase this in the remaining quarters.
The improved revenue picture translated into profit before taxes, rising 145 percent over the prior year for the quarter of $30.5 million. The increase was partially due to the normalizing of distribution costs compared to 2014, when there were disruptions to this aspect of the business. For the year to date, sales revenues increased 16 percent, and profits climbed 41.6 percent to $47 million. Sales and profit would have benefited from the Easter falling to the end of the quarter. The company usually have a poor September quarter with lower revenues than the others.
Administrative costs rose marginally in the quarter to $44.79 million. In 2014, Honey Bun incurred $43.98 million in this category and for the six months, $89.85 million versus $85.24 million. Selling & distribution costs rose to $32 in the quarter from $30 min 2014 and for the six months, $62.3 million compared with $52.9 million. “Exports increased by 43 percent for the quarter and by 66 percent year to date over the corresponding periods’, management indicated.
The company’s equity stood at $356 million while cash and investments grew to $61 million, receivables of $72 million were slightly up on 2014 levels while inventories kept steady at $45 million and payables declined to $56 million from $64 million in 2014.
The company’s stock last traded on the junior market at $1.90 but now has a bid at $2.35 to buy 12,000 units.

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Agostini’s sales up profits flat

May 12, 2015 by

Super Pharm one of Angostini's brands

Super Pharm one of Angostini’s brands

Sales for Trinidad’s Agostini’s at TT$779 million for the six months to March this year, were 9 percent higher than the comparable period of 2014 and grew 12.5 percent, to $370 million for the quarter, while profit attributable to shareholders was flat, at $44 million for the six months.
For the March quarter, profit slipped in at $17.6 million versus $18 million in the prior year. Earnings per share were the same 76 cents, the same as in the prior year.
Pharmaceutical & Personal Care Distribution segment saw increased revenues of 9 percent and profit with profit rising 16 percent from $47 million to $55 million but while revenues rose 12 percent in the Food, Construction Related & Other Trading segment but profit declined 37 percent from $19.5 million to $12.3 million
The group acquired companies in the “Fast Moving Consumer Goods” sector in Barbados and in Guyana in the first quarter. “We have made good progress. We are in the process of bringing Group benefits to these operations, and expect meaningful contributions in the future” management stated in their release with the results. The Group expects to make additional strategic investments in the near term.
Although energy prices have recently stabilised, the Trinidad & Tobago economy is expected to be negatively affected in the short to medium term, as energy prices are substantially lower than a year ago.
Based on the results, the Directors agreed to maintain the interim dividend at 22 cents per share to be paid on 22 June, 2015.The company’s stock trades on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange with the last price being $17.25 giving it a PE of 11.5 times this year’s earnings.
Agostni’s had equity of TT$579 million long term liabilities of $170.4 million and positive working capital of $317 million at March.

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