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Session I
Jakarta - The Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI) trimmed 27 points hit by profit-taking since this morning. Mining stocks suffered the most in the correction due to selling pressure.
He began trading this morning, opened JCI fell 20.364 points (0.48%) to a level of 4242.197 because selloff in stocks that are riding high. This correction occurs naturally after the index hit a record high of last weekend.
The sell directly invoke shares rose sharply yesterday, particularly two-tier stocks. All sectors of the industry on the trading floor was flushed.
At the closing session of trading on Monday (01/10/2012), JCI trimmed 27.711 points (0.65%) to a level of 4234.850. While the LQ45 index fell 5.848 points (0.80%) to a level of 725.926.
Index did not touch the green zone in early trading this week. Market participants are increasingly keen to take profits. Moreover, the index is high enough at the weekend.
Negative sentiment also came from the global market, the slowdown in business activity in the U.S. is also a variety of denial in various countries of the EU budget austerity plans.
Selling was pretty commonplace across the sectoral indices were made helpless in negative territory. Commodity stocks, particularly tanbang, suffered most in the correction.
Trade today went moderate frequency of transactions reached 57,083 times the volume of 1.758 billion shares worth Rp 1.945 trillion. As many as 76 stocks rose, the remaining 137 stocks declined, and 86 shares stagnant.
Bourses in Asia are still sunk in the red zone because of the negative sentiment in the global markets. Several other regional exchanges do not trade for a national holiday.
The following conditions on regional bourses until noon today:
The Nikkei 225 index tumbled 103.46 points (1.17%) to a level of 8766.70.
Straits Times Index fell 12.68 points (0.41%) to a level of 3047.66.
The shares are up significantly and entered the ranks of top gainers among Gudang Garam (GGRM) rose Rp 1450 to Rp 47,900, Bukit Asam (PTBA) rose Rp 400 to Rp 16,600, J Resources (PSAB) rose Rp 250 to Rp 4400, and Bhakti Capital (BCAP) rose Rp 210 to Rp 1,050.
While stocks are down quite deep and in the category of top losers among others Bayan (BYAN) fell Rp 1,100 to Rp 12,100, Indo Tambangraya (ITMG) fell Rp 600 to Rp 41,550, Unilever (UNVR) fell Rp 500 to Rp 25,550, and Semen Gresik (SMGR) fell Rp 300 to Rp 14,150.
source: detik.co
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