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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed slightly up 0.56 percent at 6,077.75 in trading on Wednesday. (2/3/2021). The index once hit a daily high of 6,137 and a low of 6,047.
IDX trading data shows that foreign investors made net purchases of Rs 216 billion on the normal market with a current transaction value of Rs 20.57 trillion and a trading volume of 23.69 billion shares.
It was observed that 284 triggered strains, 190 corrected, 152 stagnant.
In terms of Net purchase, combined with the negotiable and spot market there is Net purchase 4.79 trillion rupees because there is crossing values.
Yesterday, foreign investors secretly entered the shares of PT Industri Jamu dan Farmasi Sido Muncul Tbk (SIDO), which took place a few minutes before the close of trading.
Foreign investors entered SIDO shares through the broker PT Mandiri Sekuritas (CC) at 3:00 p.m. WIB, by purchasing 63,000,000 lots at a price of Rs 720 per unit, so that the funds disbursed They reached 4.54 trillion rupees.
The sales broker itself is the same broker i.e CC, so this is a closed transaction on its own crossing.
In the midst of the strengthening of JCI, there were several stocks that entered yesterday among the main losers.
Top 10 Stock Losers Wednesday (3/2/2021)
1. Aneka Gas Industri (AGII), shares -6.93% 1,410 IDR, transaction 45,000 million IDR
2. Langgeng Makmur (LMPI), -6.82% IDR 123, transaction IDR 10 billion
3. Tower Bersama (TBIG), -6.75% IDR 2,350, transaction IDR 330 billion
4. Three Pillars (AISA), -6.62% IDR 254, transaction IDR 42 billion
5. Bumi Resources (BUMI), -4.76% IDR 60, transaction IDR 92 billion
6. Tjiwi Kimia (TKIM), -3.77% 14,050 IDR, transaction 92,000 million IDR
7. Antam (ANTM), -3.72% IDR 2,330, transaction IDR 2.3 T
8. Bukit Asam (PTBA), -3.21% IDR 2,410, transaction IDR 214 B
9. Barito Pacific (BRPT), -2.62% IDR 1,115, transaction IDR 133 billion
10. Adaro Energy (ADRO), -2.50% IDR 1,170, transaction IDR 204 billion
The stock with the highest correction was AGII, which touched the automatic rejection lower limit (ARB). The negative news came after a company owned by Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, PT Saratoga Investama Sedaya Tbk (SRTG), recently withdrew its investment worth tens of billions of rupees in AGII shares.
SRTG management stated that the company divested 17,000,400 shares of Aneka Gas on January 20 and 21, 2021.
Saratoga’s Legal and Secretariat Division, Juan Akbar Indraseno, revealed that all these shares were sold at an average price of Rp 1,950 per share. Thus, Saratoga pocketed fresh funds of up to Rs 33.15 billion.
On the other hand, related to several companies that experience ARB, DMNC Sekuritas Deputy Research Director Victoria Venny assessed that the first thing investors should have is to understand a good financial education, so when trading stocks they need to be disciplined and able to manage expectations.
The Stock Exchange’s determination of the ARB percentage at 7% is also considered a good thing.
“Folks, it’s not a problem to cut losses, with the ARB, which is much faster these days, creating support levels.” [batas bawah] better for friends repurchase [beli kembali] again, “he said.
“So if you already have a portfolio, every morning you place an order for cars, so that friends can place orders in the hope that there will be a rise in stocks again, so from the first time, discipline determines a fair limit for your actions. cut loss [pangkas kerugian]”he said on Investime, CNBC Indonesia.
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