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JSE summary for January 15-19
published: Sunday | January 21, 2007

In this Week's trading session the following reflect the movement of the JSE Indices: -

The JSE Market Index declined by 549.42 points (0.55 per cent) to close at 99,562.20.

The JSE Select Index declined by 51.25 points (1.86 per cnet) to close at 2,760.20.

The JSE All Jamaican Composite declined by 964.25 points (0.95 per cent) to close at 101,352.39.

Overall Market activity resulted from trading in 37 stocks of which 14 advanced, 20 declined and three traded firm.

Market volume amounted to 29,148,026 units valued at over $225,192,430.15. Supreme Ventures Limited was the volume leader with 10,727,641.00 units (36.80 per cent) followed by Cable and Wireless Jamaica Ltd. with 7,781,361 units (26.70 per cent) and Life of Jamaica Ltd. with 2,387,055 units (8.19 per cent).

three top advancing stocks

The three top advancing stocks were:

Supremee Ventures which appreciated by 21 per cent or 36 cents during the week to close at $2.05, followed by Guardian Holdings which went up by 12 per cent, or $30.00 to close the week at $290.00, and then Seprod Group, which saw a nine per cent increase in share price to close at $18.00 on Friday.

The three stocks with the highest price reductions during the week, were:

Ciboney Group, which share price fell by a cent, or 14 per cent to close the week at seven cents, followed by Caribbean Cement and Trinidad Cement, both of which declined by 10 per cent. Carib's share price dropped by 89 cents to close the week at $8.11, while Trinidad Cement share price fell by $8.00 to close $72.00.

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