Negative sentiments
The market saw overall negative sentiments today, with the index
seeing a sharp fall.
Forced selling by brokers (to adhere to regulatory requirements) and
investors reserving funds for future IPOs, are the main reasons for the
sharp fall in index, in our view.
The benchmark ASPI fell 136.65 points (1.80%) and the sensitive MPI
tumbled 82.51 points (1.18%) to end the day in red.
Institutional investors were more on to the buying side into stocks
like TILE, RCL and RICH. Retail investor participation was more quiet
resulting in thin volumes, in our view.
Price losers outnumbered gainers 168 to 47. Foreign investors became
net sellers generating a net foreign outflow of Rs 328.46 million.
The market has fallen 352.06 points (4.5%) Month to Date (MTD),
indicating that the market has turned into a buyers' market, in our
view. BMS Daily Report
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