Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed in the green zone, up 0.86% at the level of 5,509.51 on Wednesday’s trade (11/11/20).
The reference index on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) successfully closed through the psychological level of 5,500 after the news of the success of the Pfizer vaccine which is effective up to 90% without dangerous side effects.
The JCI even broke through the daily top level of 5,520, before finally getting stuck at 5,509.
“The movement will still be driven by positive sentiment from Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine which has been tested and has given good results with an effectiveness of 90%. Investors will see economic data including domestic retail sales data,” wrote Artha Sekuritas research, quoted on Thursday (12 / 11/2020).
Trade data noted that on Wednesday, foreign investors made net buying of Rp 1.40 trillion on the regular market with a transaction value of Rp 16.3 trillion. It was recorded that 208 stocks rose, 230 fell, the rest 177 stagnant.
This foreign buying action also continued the previous day, Tuesday (10/11), which foreigners also bought a net of Rp 1.76 trillion on the regular market with a transaction value of Rp 15.42 trillion.
The shares that were mostly sold by foreigners on Wednesday were PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk (ICBP) with a net sale of Rp. 60 billion and PT Sarana Menara Nusantara Tbk (TOWR) which recorded a net sell of Rp. 178 billion.
Meanwhile, the stocks most collected by foreigners were PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) with a net buy of Rp. 500 billion and PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (TLKM) with a net buy of Rp. 454 billion.
The following is complete data on 10 stocks that were bought by many foreigners in the regular market yesterday.
10 Top Foreign Buy 11 November 2020
1. Bank BRI (BBRI), net buy Rp. 500.2 billion, shares up 3% Rp. 4,120
2. Telkom (TLKM), Rp 454.5 billion, shares raced 7.69% to Rp 3,080
3. Bank Central Asia (BBCA), Rp 340.8 billion, shares up 0.93%
4. Bank Mandiri (BMRI), Rp 131.1 billion, Rp 6,375 stagnant shares
5. Astra International (ASII), Rp 101.5 billion, shares increased by 4.35% Rp 6,000
6. Semen Indonesia (SMGR), Rp 17.9 billion, shares shot up 5.66% to Rp 11,200
7. Bank Jabar Banten (BJBR), Rp 16.7 billion, 7.32% flying shares Rp 1,320
8. Japfa (JPFA), Rp 14 billion, shares increased by 2.50% Rp 1,230
9. Indocement (INTP), Rp. 13.5 billion, shares increased by 4.08% Rp. 14,675
10. Ace Hardware (ACES), IDR 8.7 billion, shares increased by 0.88% IDR 1,715.
In Asia, the majority of stock markets closed mixed, tending to weaken in trading on Wednesday amidst strong sentiment from the success of the Pfizer vaccine.
Only three main Asian indexes were recorded that closed in the green zone today, namely the Nikkei index in Japan which closed up 1.78%, followed by South Korea’s KOSPI which shot up 1.35% and Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) which rose 0.31%. .
Meanwhile, the rest that closed lower were the Shanghai China index which corrected 0.53% and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong which was cut by 0.28%.
The special sentiment for BRI Bank came from yesterday’s press conference. President Director of BRI Sunarno said that the company is preparing a major corporate action plan. However, BRI management is still keeping the plan a secret.
This corporate action seems quite large, so it requires a financial report audit as one of the conditions. For this corporate action, BRI audited the financial statements for the third quarter of 2020.
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