Stock Market update
TRADING VOLUME UP 21 %
Stabroek News
June 18, 2004
This week's trading results yielded a consideration of $826,619 from 103,220 shares traded compared to the previous week's result of 85,159 shares at a total consideration of $1,269,787. Four stocks were active this week namely BTI, DIH, DDL and DTC.
A total of 2,000 BTI shares changed hands at $30.0, the same price from the previous close when 27,040 BTI shares changed hands. The 2,000 BTI shares traded, represented 2 % of total shares and accounted for 7.3% ($60,000) of the total consideration.
The 11,424 DIH shares traded, represented 11 % of the total shares and 7.3% of the total consideration ($60,547) with the Weighted Mean Average Price, WMAP being $ 5.3. DIH shares begun trading at $5.3 during the 51st trading session and remained at that value throughout the trading period showing no signs of recovery.
Trading in DDL involved 89,296 (86.5%) shares which were traded at a Weighted Mean Average Price, WMAP of 7.0 and contributed $626,072 (75.7%) to the total consideration. For DDL, 87,296 shares changed hands for $7.0 whilst the last 2,000 were bought for $7.5.
Finally another 500 DTC shares changed hands at $160, a price which has been sustained since January 2004 and added $80,000 to the total consideration.
Trading on the Stock Exchange continues next Monday at 10 AM at the offices of GASCI located on the corner of Avenue of the Republic and Robb Street.
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