Jakarta, CNCB Indonesia – The share prices of six issuers that were transacted today, Monday (9/28/2020), on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) shot more than 20%.
Even though the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) is under pressure and there is no sign of any positive signal yet.
Until the beginning of the second trading session, the six stocks were recorded to have gained more than 20%.
IDX data notes that these shares are shares of PT Jasnita Telekomindo Tbk (JAST) which rose 31.08% to a level of Rp 97 / unit.
Then the shares of PT Borneo Olah Sarana Sukses Tbk (BOSS) which rose 30.08% to a price of Rp. 160 / unit. PT Terregra Asia Energy Tbk (TGRA) shares shot up 27.05% to the level of Rp 155 / unit.
Likewise, shares of PT Dewata Freightinternational Tbk (DEAL) rose 22.99% to a price of IDR 230 / unit, shares of PT Karya Bersama Anugerah Tbk (KBAG) also rose 21.88% to a price of IDR 117 / unit and shares of PT Alfa Energi Investama Tbk. (FIRE) shot up 20% to Rp 324 / unit.
Meanwhile, JCI was recorded as still under pressure and corrected by 0.38% to the level of 4,9227.22.
The IHSG correction occurred at the same time as the number of Covid-19 sufferers worldwide, which has reached 33 million, and 1 million of them died.
On the other hand, market players are starting to doubt that the availability of vaccines can solve this pandemic problem in a short time.
The skeptical views of scientists about vaccines expressed by Malik Eiris and Gabriel M Leung of the School of Public Health at The University of Hong Kong in a report in the journal Lancet, they said that living back to normal is an illusory assumption.
He questioned the effectiveness of the vaccine in building up antibodies en masse. A separate report also mentions the risk of Antibody Dependent Enhancement (ADE), which allows the corona virus to be more immune due to being exposed to ineffective antibodies.
According to Refinitiv data, the utility sector stock index led the correction, by 1.5%. The financial sector stock index and compact consumer sector fell by -1.1%, while the energy sector fell 0.9%.
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