Northern Levant

Reflections of 3rd Quarter results
Investors were impressed with the third quarter results that started to flow out this week, whilst giving more of their attention to small caps. All in all, 32.5 million shares, worth JD94.8 million, were traded as both the AMI and ASMI rose by 1.52% and 1.29% closing at 255.97 and 404.65, respectively.
Jordan: Sunday, October 17 - 2004 at 12:10

Pumping Liquidity
Energies were pent up as investors awaited the first trickle of third quarter results, which are expected to affect the market positively. Consequently, notable levels of liquidity were pumped into the market and directed particularly towards the banking sector, which was responsible for the high volumes of the week. All in all a total of 36 million shares, worth JD108 million, were exchanged, as major indices ended the session on Thursday in the black.
Jordan: Sunday, October 10 - 2004 at 11:36

Finalizing Capitalization
Investors poured their exhilaration on certain stocks causing decliners and advancers to equate while 77 companies remained unchanged. Approximately 35.3 million shares, worth JD90.9 million, changed hands during the week causing the AMI and ASMI to advance by more than a percentage point, to close at 242.73 and 392.15, respectively.
Jordan: Sunday, October 03 - 2004 at 17:04

Mixed sentiments
The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE)'s Index hit the three thousand point mark this week supported by healthy volumes. Nevertheless, a wave of profit taking ensued driving down the prices of 46 companies.
Jordan: Monday, September 27 - 2004 at 19:12

Situational Alteration
The market took a turn during the middle of the week as investors decided to correct their positions thus driving down prices. Trading volume totalled 25 million shares, valued at JD59.9 million, as the AMI shed less than 1% to reach 236.96 while Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) Index rose 0.4% to 2980.2.
Jordan: Sunday, September 19 - 2004 at 10:22

Looking for Cues
Despite the hazy political situation in Iraq and the harsh conditions in the West Bank, investors were keen to build new long-term positions causing most stocks to grasp on to new levels. Consequently, 26.7 million shares, worth JD58.9 million, were exchanged at the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) as the AMI and ASE Index inched up by more than 2% to 233.86 and 2933, respectively.
Jordan: Sunday, September 05 - 2004 at 12:41

Stimulation
The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) was still under the influence of last week's relative tranquillity before being invigorated half way through to close in the black. Consequently, 15.8 million shares worth JD34.3 million were traded, while the AMI and ASMI rose by 3.85% and 8.07%, respectively.
Jordan: Sunday, August 29 - 2004 at 12:29

Enjoying the Silence
Prices continued to decline, as activity remained limited to profit taking transactions while some investors chose to stay at the sidelines waiting for new indicators. All in all, 20.1 million shares worth JD39.9 million were traded, as all major indices retracted by more than a percentage point, with the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) Index closing at 2823.6 and the AMI ending the week at 220.48.
Jordan: Sunday, August 22 - 2004 at 16:47