Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Global and regional pressures have forced foreign investors to still sell cleanly on the domestic stock market. Foreign net sell pressure is making The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) finally closed in the red zone on Monday’s trading (8/3/21).
The reference index for the national stock exchange closed down 0.12% to 6,251.15, even though at the start of trading it had penetrated 6,300. Trade data recorded that the transaction value in trade reached IDR 10.85 trillion with a trading volume of 25.81 billion shares and 1.29 million times the trading frequency.
It was observed that foreign investors made a net sell of Rp. 414 billion in the regular market, coupled with the negotiation market and cash, the foreign net sell reached Rp. 470 billion. It was recorded that 220 stocks rose, 255 fell, and the remaining 159 were stagnant.
In the midst of this foreign selling pressure, there were still at least 10 stocks with a record of net foreign buying amidst the JCI correction.
10 Top Net Foreign Buy, Reguler (8/3/2021)
1. United Tractors (UNTR), net buy Rp 112 M, saham +7% Rp 23.325
2. Bank BRI (BBRI), IDR 51 Billion, shares -0.84% IDR 4,730
3 AKR Corporindo (AKRA), IDR 31 billion, + 9.41% shares, IDR 3,720
4. Tower Bersama (TBIG), IDR 12.4 Billion, -0.48% share IDR 2,060
5. Medikaloka Hermina (HEAL), IDR 9.4 Billion, shares -0.73% IDR 4,070
6. Mitra Adiperkasa (MAPI), IDR 6.3 Billion, + 1.18% shares IDR 860
7. Astra Agro (AALI), Rp. 5.4 Billion, + 3% shares Rp. 11,175
8. Indofood Sukses (INDF), IDR 5 Billion, + 0.82% shares IDR 6,175
9. ACE Hardware (ACES), Rp 4 M, saham flat Rp 1.565
10.Mayora (MYOR), IDR 4 Billion, + 0.37% shares IDR 2,740
The fall of the JCI coincided with the collapse of major Asian exchanges amid positive news from the passage of the United States (US) stimulus bill by the US Senate at the end of last week.
Of all major Asian exchanges, only Singapore’s Straits Times index was able to survive in the green zone by jumping 1.78% to the level of 3,067.54.
The three main Asian indexes closed down yesterday, namely the Hang Seng Hong Kong index which closed down 1.34% to 28,708.93, China’s Shanghai Composite collapsed 1.01% to 3,466.51, and South Korea’s KOSPI fell 1% to 2,996. 11.
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