Thursday, 13th March 2014 | Unilever Caribbean traded 1,199 shares to close at 90 cents higher at $58.05 and One Caribbean Media with 500 units with the price moving up by 6 cents to $19.61 were the only stocks to rise at the end of trading on a day when 19 securities traded of which 2 advanced, 5 declined and 12 traded firm. The closing prices were new 52 weeks highs for both stocks on the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange.
Trading activity resulted in 367,999 shares changing hands valued at $27,419,487 and the Composite Index declining by 1.08 points to close at 1,194.45, the All T&T Index easing back by 1.10 points to 2,009.23 and the Cross Listed Index inched down 0.14 points to end at 49.85.
Declines | Stocks declining are First Citizens Bank losing 65 cents to close at $37 while trading 1,400 units; Grace Kennedy with 31,800 shares with a value of $117,242 closing a cent down at $3.69; Guardian Holdings 719 units at $14.47, off by a cent; National Commercial Bank 2,006 shares at $1.17, with a one cent fall and Sagicor Financial Corporation 1,000 shares at $7.42 down by 2 cents.
Firm Trades | Stocks with prices unchanged are Angostura Holdings with 11,134 shares while closing at $11; Berger Paints 200 units at $3.60; Clico Investment Fund 7,804 shares valued at $168,831 as the price closed at $21.65; Jamaica Money Market Brokers 4,048 units to close at 45 cents; National Enterprises 160 units at $18.25; Neal & Massy with a volume of 99,301 shares being traded for $6,585,643 as the price closed $66.32; Trinidad Cement added 24,000 shares valued at $54,000 to close at $2.25; Republic Bank with 11,804 shares and closed at $120; Scotiabank 2,096 units to close at $72.50; Point Lisas Industrial Port Development 750 units closing at $3.60; West Indian Tobacco with 158,741 shares changing hands for a value of $18,731,438 as the price closed at $118.
IC bid-offer Indicator | At the end of trading the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator shows no stock with a bid higher than the last selling price and 3 stocks with offers that were lower.
