Monthly Archives: June 2021

PSEi Performance (June 04, 2021)

Posted on June 7, 2021 by research

Here are the stocks that recorded a higher net income attributable in the first quarter of 2021!! For the full report of the summarized performance of the PSEi stocks, including their full-year 2020 and first quarter 2021 earnings, net margins, … Continue reading →

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On Balance: Daily Notes for June 08, 2021

Posted on June 7, 2021 by research

OUR VIEW Accumulate fundamentally strong stocks after a weak pullback yesterday. Meanwhile, investors will take cues from the unemployment rate data for the second quarter which we expect to be released today. Better data may provide optimism in the market. … Continue reading →

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On Balance: Weekly Notes for June 07, 2021

Posted on June 7, 2021 by research

OUR VIEW FOR THE WEEK Trade cautiously this week as the local market may take cues from our country’s COVID-19 situation. This week, the local market may decline if the said situation further relapses. Last week, our new Coronavirus cases … Continue reading →

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On Balance: Daily Notes for June 04, 2021

Posted on June 3, 2021 by research

OUR VIEW Trade cautiously as the market’s pullback may continue on the last trading day of the week. We expect investors to take cues from the release of the May inflation rate. Philstocks forecasts inflation rate at 4.5%, the same … Continue reading →

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On Balance: Daily Notes for June 03, 2021

Posted on June 2, 2021 by research

OUR VIEW Accumulate on a pullback. We saw a strong rally yesterday as the net market value turnover improved compared to the last month’s average of P6.2Bn. The sentiment is improving as hopes for economic recovery are rising, thus, we … Continue reading →

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On Balance: Daily Notes for June 02, 2021

Posted on June 1, 2021 by research

OUR VIEW Trade cautiously as the market may trade sideways after the Philippine Manufacturing PMI for May remained in the contraction territory at 49.9 but it was higher than April’s 49.0, giving mixed sentiment. Investors will also watch the manufacturing … Continue reading →

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