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Courtesy of Forte Assets, here is the market report for the week ended April 3rd 2009:
A review of the week’s performance indicators chart shows a steady climb all through the week except for Monday. The ASI and Market Capitalisation decreased by 11.40 basis points (0.06%) and N3 billion (0.07%) on Monday to close at 19,825.08 points and N4.477 trillion. Tuesday’s indices increased by 26.81 points (0.14%) and N7 billion (0.16%) to record 19,851.89 points and N4.484 trillion. On Wednesday, they appreciated by 19.80 points (0.10%) and N11 billion (0.25%) to close at 19,871.69 points and N4.495 trillion. The uptrend continued on Thursday as the indicators increased by 7.85 points (0.04%) and N2 billion (0.04%) to close at 19,879.54 points and N4.497 trillion. On Friday, they rose by 74.61 points (0.38%) and N17 billion (0.38%) to record 19,954.15 points and N4.514 trillion. Altogether, there were 117.67 points (0.59%) and N34 billion (0.76%) increases in the week under review. However, market activities for the week reduced in contrast with the prior week. An overview shows the total volume of trades reducing by 37.86% from 2.76 billion units to 1.72 billion units, the value of trades by 28.22% from N13.59 billion to N9.76 billion and the number of deals by 4.70% from 28,216 deals to 26,891 deals.
Analysis of Top Percentage Gainers and Losers
More equities recorded price increases in the week under review as 47 (36%) stocks appreciated, 41(31%) shed weight, with 44 (33%) constant in their share prices as against 26 (20%) advancers, 63 (48%) decliners and 42 (32%) which were stagnant the previous week.
Top Gainers by Percentage
African Petroleum Plc was the highest price gainer in the week adding N15.62kobo (27.60%) to its previous week’s closing price to record N72.22. Other notable gainers were FTN Cocoa, Oando, Dangote Sugar, UACN among others.
Notable Price Gainers include:
AP - 27.60%
UNILEVER - 22.48%
FTNCOCOA - 16.67%
CADBURY - 16.11%
SKYEBANK - 15.76%
JAPAULOIL - 15.48%
OANDO - 15.33%
NAHCO - 15.20%
DANGSUGAR - 14.62%
CHAMS – 13.51%
DIAMONDBNK - 13.16%
UAC-PROP - 12.78%
UACN - 12.69%
LASACO - 10.84%
WAPCO - 9.76%
Top Losers by Percentage
R.T. Briscoe Plc had the highest percentage loss, shedding N2.81 (23.48%) to close at N9.16. Others were Wema Bank, C&I Leasing, ABC Transport, International Energy Insurance, to mention a few.
Notable price losers include:
RTBRISCOE -23.48
ETI -22.41
NASCON -22.09
STDINSURE -19.12%
WEMABANK -18.22%
CUSTODYINS -18.08%
AFRIBANK -16.39%
CONTINSURE -15.84%
CRUSADER -14.22%
CILEASING -14.19%
INTENEGINS -13.04%
ABCTRANS -11.11%
PLATINUM -10.54%
NEIMETH -9.50%
REDSTAREX -9.50%
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