ISX, Which way the market is going,
September 06 2007
The Price Index of the
Today’s market was totally dominated by banking with the
value of transactions equal ID 736 million making up 92% of an overall trade
value of ID 800 million. With the exception of Babil
bank, the close prices of all banking stocks were actually up. The rise ranged
from 2% to 11%. This alone should have led to a rise in any Price Index that is
supposed to correctly reflect market movements.
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current
session |
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previous
session |
%change |
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Market
Volume Traded (shares million) |
510.97 |
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677.73 |
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-24.61 |
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Market
Value Traded (ID m) |
|
800.48 |
|
862.96 |
|
-7.24 |
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Market
Capitalization (ID billon) |
|
1995.23 |
|
1971.04 |
|
1.23 |
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Number of
Transaction |
|
253 |
|
251 |
|
0.80 |
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Market
Value Traded ($m) |
|
0.6353 |
|
0.68489 |
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-7.24 |
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Market
Capitalization ($billon) |
|
1.584 |
|
1.56 |
|
1.23 |
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Indeed despite the fall in volume, shares and dollar
worth, today was a good day in the ISX, as any broker would casually tell you. This
is easily verified given that 20 out of the 34 traded stocks today were up,
only six went down and the rest were intact. Some of those that went down did
so in only marginal insignificant trade.
For example Babil Hotel, a
company with 1922 million outstanding shares, was down by a lofty 11% by one
single contract involving 50,000 shares only. Likewise the Tourist Investment Company,
with an outstanding number of shares of 1900 million, was down by 3% by one
single contract involving only 250,000 shares. Such transactions cannot and
should not be used as basis for the calculation of a price index without proper
weighing.
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Market Breadth |
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Advancers |
20 |
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Decliners |
6 |
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Unchanged |
8 |
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Total
Traded |
34 |
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Total
not Traded |
60 |
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Total |
94 |
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