JAKARTA, investor.id – Foreign investors continue net buy transactions (net buy) shares amounting to IDR 223.2 billion on all Indonesian Stock Exchange (BEI) markets, Tuesday (5/11/2024). Thus, total net buy foreign exchange during the current year to IDR 38.7 trillion.
Net buy The largest share in the regular market today was PT Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk (BRMS) amounting to IDR 106.4 billion. Apart from their turn to buy up BRMS shares, foreigners also continue to collect PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (INDF) shares by net buy worth IDR 100.2 billion.
On the other hand, net sale transactions (net sell) the most by foreign investors hit shares of PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) reaching IDR 161.5 billion.
Meanwhile, the composite stock price index (IHSG) closed today rebound by 12.42 points (0.17%) to the level of 7,491.9. This also ended two consecutive days of weakness.
A total of 252 shares were observed to rise, 327 shares fell, and 211 shares were stagnant. The total transaction value reached IDR 11.48 trillion. Trading volume was 20.35 billion shares with a frequency of 1,299,630 times.
There were four stock sectors that strengthened at today’s market close. The largest strengthening occurred in the primary consumer goods sector at 0.75%. This was followed by strengthening in the financial sector 0.7%, the raw goods sector 0.6%, and the energy sector 0.6%.
Meanwhile, weakening occurred in the technology sector 0.7%, industrial sector 0.6%, infrastructure sector 0.6%, transportation sector 0.6%, and property sector 0.4%.
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Investors’ Hilarious Tango in Indonesia’s Stock Market!
JAKARTA, investor.id – Foreign investors seem to be doing a little jig on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (BEI). They’ve managed to orchestrate a net buy dance, splurging a whopping IDR 223.2 billion on shares this past Tuesday (5/11/2024). And let’s not forget the grand total for this year, which tips the scales at IDR 38.7 trillion! That’s not pocket change, folks — that’s a new definition of “money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy a few shares and possibly happiness!”
Now, as the market waltzed along, the spotlight shone brightly on PT Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk (BRMS) as it received the most attention — or should we say affection? — from foreign investors with a charming IDR 106.4 billion. But don’t be fooled, as PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (INDF) was hot on its heels, as foreigners gobbled up shares worth IDR 100.2 billion. Who knew shares could be as delectable as their noodle products? 🍜
But hold the applause! Not everyone was celebrating. Foreign investors were in a rather grumpy mood as they made net sell transactions on PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI), to the tune of IDR 161.5 billion. Sounds like some investors might need a hug after that exit!
The Market Reaction: A Rollercoaster Buffoonery!
Despite the ghastly grimaces from some sectors, the composite stock price index (IHSG) managed to rebound like a rubber ball, ending the day up by 12.42 points (0.17%), settling at 7,491.9. It’s as if the stock market took a deep breath and said, “not today, doom!”
In total, we had 252 stocks rising, while 327 fell faster than a comedian’s punchline on a bad night, and 211 were as stagnant as a stale bread roll. The day’s transaction volume hit IDR 11.48 trillion – someone bring the confetti! 🎉 With a trading volume of 20.35 billion shares and 1,299,630 transactions, it’s hard to believe anyone could have so much fun without a dance floor!
Sector Shenanigans!
Across the board, four stock sectors decided to put on their party hats while the rest sulked in their corners. The primary consumer goods sector took the cake with a respectable 0.75% boost, followed closely by the financial sector at 0.7%. Raw goods and energy sectors clinked glasses with a neat 0.6% increase each. Cheers to them!
Meanwhile, the technology sector didn’t get the memo about the party vibe, slipping down by 0.7%, with the industrial, infrastructure, transportation, and property sectors looking just as gloomy, all down by 0.4% to 0.6%. It seems the techies need a new strategy or maybe just a better joke. “Why did the tech investor cross the road? To get to the other side of the index!”
So there you have it! In this hilarious stock market dance, foreign investors are busy doing the cha-cha with Indonesian stocks. Who says finance can’t be fun? But let’s keep our eyes peeled – this show is far from over!
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JAKARTA, investor.id – On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, foreign investors demonstrated robust confidence in the Indonesian market by conducting net buy transactions, accumulating shares totaling IDR 223.2 billion across all segments of the Indonesian Stock Exchange (BEI). This surge in investment has pushed the overall net buy by foreign investors this year to an impressive IDR 38.7 trillion, highlighting their sustained interest in Indonesian equities.
Net buy activities peaked with substantial investments in PT Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk (BRMS), which attracted a remarkable IDR 106.4 billion. Additionally, foreign entities have shown consistent interest in PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (INDF), where net purchases amounted to IDR 100.2 billion, reflecting a strategic focus on major companies within the consumer goods sector.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, net sales by foreign investors were primarily seen in shares of PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI), where the outflow reached IDR 161.5 billion, indicating a shift in their investment strategy concerning this significant financial institution.
Meanwhile, the composite stock price index (IHSG) experienced a positive shift, closing up by 12.42 points, or 0.17%, to settle at 7,491.9. This closing figure marks a rebound following two consecutive days of market declines, demonstrating resilience in the face of volatility.
A total of 252 shares showed upward movement, while 327 shares declined, and 211 remained unchanged throughout the trading session. The overall transaction value for the day reached IDR 11.48 trillion, with trading volume hitting 20.35 billion shares across 1,299,630 transactions, underscoring a vibrant trading atmosphere.
There were four stock sectors that strengthened at today’s market close. The most notable increase occurred in the primary consumer goods sector at 0.75%. This was followed closely by gains in the financial sector at 0.7% and the raw goods and energy sectors, each up by 0.6%, reflecting investors’ positive sentiment towards these industries.
Meanwhile, the technology sector experienced a downturn of 0.7%, along with similar declines in the industrial sector at 0.6%, the infrastructure sector at 0.6%, the transportation sector at 0.6%, and a 0.4% drop in the property sector, indicating some profit-taking in these areas.
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Of 252 stocks rose, while 327 declined, and 211 remained unchanged, reflecting a mixed sentiment among investors. The day’s trading volume reached an impressive IDR 11.48 trillion, with over 20.35 billion shares exchanged through approximately 1,299,630 transactions.
In terms of sector performance, four sectors exhibited positive growth, particularly the consumer goods sector which led the charge with a 0.75% increase. The financial sector also showed notable resilience with a 0.7% gain. The raw materials and energy sectors both enjoyed a solid boost of 0.6%. However, the technology sector lagged behind, experiencing a 0.7% decline, while the industrial, infrastructure, transportation, and property sectors dipped between 0.4% to 0.6%.
This mix of boisterous buys and reluctant sells illustrates the ongoing volatility and spirited nature of the Indonesian stock market, offering a fascinating landscape for both seasoned investors and newcomers alike. With foreign investors continuing to dance between cautious and bold moves, one can only wonder which steps they’ll take next on this financial stage.
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