Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) was observed to have shot up this week and had set a new high, which was previously printed by the JCI in February 2018.
Launching from Refinitiv So far this week, the country’s benchmark stock exchange index jumped 1.05% on a regular basis point-to-point. However, on Friday (12/11/2021) trading yesterday, the strengthening of the JCI began to end, where the JCI weakened 0.6% to a level of 6,651.05.
Even though in yesterday’s trade, which was also trading this weekend, the JCI was corrected, but this week, the JCI managed to carve a positive note, where the JCI managed to score a positive level. all time high (ATH), which was at the level of 6,691.34 on Thursday (11/11/2021).
During the week, the value of JCI transactions reached Rp 58.83 trillion. Foreign investors are recorded to still conduct net buying (net buy) to reach Rp 1.94 trillion in the regular market.
However, in cash and negotiated markets, foreigners recorded net sales (net sell) of Rp 2.03 trillion. So that if it is totaled, then the foreigner will record net sell amounting to Rp 91.48 billion this week.
In the midst of the positive return of the JCI this week, several stocks posted quite large corrections and became top losers this week.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), of the six stocks that are top losers this week, the average decline is in the range of a dozen percent.
The following is a list of stocks that have become top losers this week.
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In the first position there are shares of issuers who own news portals online namely PT Arkadia Digital Media Tbk (DIGI) which fell by 23.84% to a price level of Rp 230/unit this week, from the previous price level of Rp 302/unit last week.
It is not yet known why DIGI’s shares collapsed and became top losers This is the first time this week apart from the fact that investors have released this stock since the beginning of this month.
Next in the second position is the share of issuer property developer PT Pollux Properties Indonesia Tbk (POLL) which plunged 18.98% to the level of Rp 2,390/unit this week, from the previous week’s level of Rp 2,950/unit.
As with DIGI shares, it is not yet known why POLL shares became top losers second this week. However, another possible reason is the selling off of investors, amidst the lack of activity in the property sector in Indonesia, even though several large property stocks have begun to show a recovery in their financial performance.
Meanwhile, in the third position, the shares of electronic components trading and electric vehicle assembly issuers, namely PT Gaya Abadi Sempurna Tbk (SLIS) which fell 18.01% to a price of Rp 1,935/unit this week, from the previous price of Rp 2,360/unit in 2013. last week.
CNBC INDONESIA RESEARCH TEAM
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