Fluctuation move, JCI Corrected 10 pts

Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI) declined 10 points from a sell-made local and foreign investors. Moving the index to fluctuate within a thin range.

Began trading this morning, stock index opened thinning 6.570 points (0.16%) to the level of negative 4152.707 swept stock markets in Asia. Concerns over the European crisis re-emerged due to the high yield debt securities Italy and Spain.

Moving the index fluctuated in a thin range. Index had also fallen to its lowest position at 4142.125 but also briefly rose to 4164.485.

At the close of trading on Monday (4/16/2012), JCI thinning 10.415 points (0.25%) to the level of 4148.862. While LQ 45 index edged down 4.021 points (0.56%) to a level of 708.261.

Based financial stocks managed to strengthen and to support the stock in trade these days. Unfortunately, the eight sectors affected by the correction that dragged the index into the red zone.

Property stocks have gone up higher started to hit selling pressure. Property sector index fell 1.36%, leading the stock market correction.

Sell ​​not only the local investors, but foreigners do not want to miss. Foreign investors have until this afternoon although net sales value is still thin.

Trade today went pretty quiet with the frequency of transactions reached 55 400 times the volume of 3.741 million shares worth Rp 1.742 lot trillion. A total of 87 stocks rose, remaining 156 shares fell, and 159 shares stagnant.

In regional bourses still slumped in negative territory with the Japanese stock market led the attenuation. U.S. and European sentiment makes Asian stocks did not move.

The following conditions on the regional exchanges up to noon today:

Shanghai Composite Index dropped 5.17 points (0.22%) to a level of 2353.99.
Hang Seng Index fell 142.01 points (0.69%) to the level of 20559.03.
Nikkei 225 index dropped 124.61 points (1.29%) to a level of 9513.38.
Straits Times Index thin 0.70 points (0.02%) to a level of 2987.12.

The shares are up significantly and entered the ranks of top gainers among Indomobil (IMAS) up to Rp 700 to Rp 17 800, Hero Supermarket (HERO) up to Rp 575 to Rp 5550, Sinarmas (SMMA) up to Rp 575 to Rp 4,000, and Gudang Garam (GGRM) up to Rp 150 to Rp 59 550.

While the stocks that go down deep enough and in the category of top losers include Astra International (ASII) fell Rp 750 to Rp 73 550, United Tractor (UNTR) fell Rp 450 to Rp 30 150, Indo Tambangraya (ITMG) fell Rp 400 to Rp 41 300, and Multi Prima (LPIN) fell Rp 225 to Rp 2,500.