Thursday, November 5, 2015

Market Roundup | 3 November 2015


FBMKLCI   1677.56pts   +13.49pts (+0.81%)    Volume 2.799b   Value RM 2.259b
 
1. The KLCI closed at its day high inline with the stronger US market overnight as it was boosted by local heavyweights PCHEM, GENTING, CIMB, PPB amid late buying. Regions were mostly higher as the HSI gained +0.89%, HSCEI +0.42 albeit lower than usual volume, STI +0.85% and ASX +1.42% after RBA decided to hold rates; SHCOMP erased earlier gains to close 0.25% as investors waited for more details on the Beijing 5 year plan. TECHNOLOGY +1.40% index was the outperforming sector today boosted by INARI +3.95%, JCY +1.26%, D&O +5.26% after the NASDAQ touched 15 year highs followed by the CONSUMER +1.17% index which found interest amongst, PPB +3.53%, BAT +2.13%, KAREX +5.93%, QL +0.73%. Market breadth was positive as gainers beat losers by 520 : 357. Market futures closed at 1675 (2pts premium).
 
2) Heavyweights : PCHEM +3.01% RM6.50, GENTING +2.94% RM7.70, CIMB +1.74% RM4.67, PPB +3.53% RM15.82, IHH +1.40% RM6.52, MAYBANK +0.48% RM8.31, BAT +2.13% RM62.30, HLFG ++4.25% RM14.70.
 
3) DBT : TADMAX 8.152mil @ RM0.275 (1.83% PUC), KENANGA 5.674mil @ RM0.588, AWC 5.332mil @ RM0.38 (2.05% PUC).
 
4) Situational:-
HIBICUS -33.98% RM0.34 – In its response to the UMA query earlier, Hibiscus Petroleum said that the company believes that there may be some shareholders who have been subject to margin calls on shares that have been collateralised and are being asked to regularise their margin positions.
 
5) Maybank
 Maybank successfully established a U.S. Commercial Paper . Under the CP Programme, Maybank New York Branch, may issue, from time to time, Notes up to a maximum aggregate amount outstanding at any time of USD500 million in nominal value.
The Notes will be offered and sold in privately negotiated transactions exempt from the registration requirements of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 in reliance on Section 3(a)(2) thereof. The CP Programme is fully supported by a USD500 million direct-pay letter of credit which was issued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. on 2 November 2015, and has been assigned a Prime-1 rating by Moody’s Investors Service, Inc. and A-1+ by Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services.
The CP Programme will give Maybank the flexibility to raise funds via the issuance of commercial papers from time to time which can be utilised for general corporate purposes.
Maybank IB is the Principal Adviser while Maybank Kim Eng Securities Pte. Ltd. is the Lead Arranger for the CP Programme.
 
6) Market – The rebound is expected to be capped around the 1700pts which will set the range of btw 1660pts to 1700pts pending any immediate leads which could come from 3Q results reporting this month.