Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Market Skim Through and Midweek Assessment: Another gain, adjusting sell points

 Index gained 120 +points, or +2%, to close at above 6200. We're green on the fifth straight day (although the first 3 days yielded only small increases).Volume was again a respectable 9.22 B. And most important: Foreigners were net buyers at Php1.56 billion.


Stock CodeLastChange%ChangeValue
1VITA0.82000.120017.14%1,304,090
2IMI2.29000.300015.08%2,543,610
3RPL16.90001.900012.67%85,640
4ATI12.00001.100010.09%42,000
5BLOOM11.88000.88008.00%198,293,778
6EVER0.25000.01807.76%373,200
7EG0.01600.00106.67%49,600
8PA0.03500.00206.06%6,400
9OPM0.01900.00105.56%90,800
10ALI26.70001.40005.53%730,105,940
11WEB12.00000.60005.26%54,995,934
12VMC1.70000.08004.94%354,530
13CLOUD6.50000.30004.84%650
14FLI1.52000.07004.83%103,712,780
15EDC5.70000.26004.78%88,401,522
16MFC690.000029.50004.47%199,390
17DNL6.60000.28004.43%19,660,775
18BEL4.70000.18003.98%25,081,260
19AC574.000021.50003.89%263,228,045
20AEV48.00001.75003.78%220,973,800

Among all the gains, I liked the increases in AEV and AC, where I averaged down heavily in in my main port. Im now almost green in these two, although we're not even close to returning to 7 K, or even 6800--which local pundits is now setting as the yearend target. This is  far below 8000, 8500, or the moooonn as others were saying last June. But any way, I plan to sell portions of these two before the week ends as hedge to another news on QE tapering that may hit us next week. 

One of my sell price points in TEL was hit at 2904 in the first trade of that issue, for a 5% gain. This is my fifth time gaining from range-trading TEL since the downtrend, and I still have one position left.

I entered one tranche in VLL, which increased 3+% immediately after, but was reduced to a measly +.9% at closing. I might add another tranche first thing tomorrow. The Villars announced divs and the assumption of Manny Villar as Chairman. More on VLL on another post. 

EDC also announced respectable cash divs. This one plus the one they paid in March makes EDC a +3% yielding issue.  Not bad, but would be better if it goes back to to at least 6.5+. It is -1% in one year, and -30% year-to-date, -60%+ from 52-week high, clearly one of the worst performing index stock. Can it recover soon? 

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