JCI Is Expected To Be Under Pressure Today

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JAKARTA - The movement of the Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) is predicted to be depressed in today's trading, Monday, June 13, after closing down 1.34 percent last weekend to 7,086.

Yugen Bertumbuh Sekuritas CEO William Surya Wijaya said the JCI still looks to be moving in a consolidative manner with the potential for increasing pressure. However, the JCI movement is still supported by relatively stable economic conditions coupled with the ongoing dividend distribution season.

In addition, issuers' performance releases are predicted to remain fairly stable with an improving trend.

"With this condition, the JCI has the potential to be depressed in the range of 7,074-7,225," William said in his research.

JCI had reached a high of 7,160 and a low of 7,051 in last weekend's trading. Foreign investors recorded a net sell of Rp195.77 billion.

Meanwhile, the JCI recorded a decline of 1.34 percent to reach the level of 7,086.64 from 7,182,961 during the week of June 6-10 2022. The movement of Stock Exchange market capitalization during the week also decreased by 1.46 percent to Rp.9,269.642 trillion, from Rp.9 .406.900 trillion at the previous week's close.

However, the average daily transaction value of the Exchange during the week recorded an increase of 23.26 percent to Rp. 17.18 trillion from Rp. 22.39 trillion in the previous week.

The stocks that William suggested to watch in today's trading include KLBF, ASRI, HMSP, ICBP, UNVR, TBIG, PWON, JSMR, and SMRA.