Despite the significant negative moves of Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.78, -2.11%), First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 4.93, -2.95%), Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.65, -1.79%) and Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.80, -0.83%) SOFIX 1009.76 (+0.17%) survived on the green side on Thursday. The main support came from the heavy members Shelly (SLYG, BGN 50.80, +2.42%) and Sopharma (SFA, BGN 6.64, +0.91%). More than 50% of the daily turnover within SOFIX was registered by Doverie United H...
The Bulgarian equity market finished little changed on Wednesday as the buying efforts faded while the sellers did not take any convincing actions too. The major indexes settled with modest gains in range between 0.16% and 0.45% and volumes below than the 3-month average. Telematic Interactive (TIB, BGN 21.60, -2.70%) and Sopharma Properties (SFI, BGN 7.70, -4.70%) pared gains from previous session, while a moderate buying interest in Speedy (SPDY, BGN 200.00, +5.26%) and Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR...
Tuesday session was quiet with trading activity mostly on the sell side, though the major indexes shifted higher as the heavy member Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 49.30, +3.14%) defined the positive outcome for SOFIX (1 005.56, +0.29%) and the broad indexes BGBX40 (186.14, +0.22%) and BGTR30 (931.09, +0.10%). Modest volume trades in widened Bid/Ask spreads with Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.41, -2.08%) and Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.80, -2.04%) placed the names on the top of the laggards list, ...
Poor trading activity marked the first trading day of the week. The major indexes trended lower from the opening bell as the decliners led the advancers in roughly 4-to-3 margin. Telematic Interactive (TIB, BGN 22.60, +4.63%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.44, +1.41%) led the gainers in this trading session, while Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.30, -2.11%) and Speedy (SPDY, BGN 190.00, -5.00%) ended on the opposite side. The daily volumes slipped significantly below the 15-day average as the ...
The main indexes on the BSE retreated last week with the exception of BGREIT (221.17; +0.6% WoW). The blue-chip SOFIX (1006.98) lost 0.6%, while the wider BGBX40 lost the most (187.06; -0.7% WoW). The top gainer within our universe was Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.88, +4.7%), while Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 47.5, -4.8%) and Telematic Interactive Bulgaria (TIB, BGN 21.60, -4.4%) lost the most. Both the volumes (+123.1% YtD) and the weekly turnover (+156.2% YtD) were well above their YtD ...
SOFIX 1006.98 (-0.42%) closed slightly negative as profit taking and consolidation above the psychological level of 1000 have been in charge for the last 10 days. Main distributors for the negative sentiment were Shelly (SLYG, EUR 47.50, -2.80%), Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.88, -2.01%) and IT companies Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.30, -1.85%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.44, -1.37%). Speculative trades with Eurohold (EUBG, BGN 1.89, +3.28%) and moderate daily turnover of Central Cooperative Ban...
The Bulgarian stock market finished almost flat on Thursday, registering decent turnover and improved activity. The benchmark SOFIX lost 0.05% to settle at 1011.18, while the extended BGBX40 (187.80, -0.12%) and BGTR30 (937.31, +0.19%) ended mixed. The daily top gainer within the main index was Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.40, +2.86%), followed by Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.65, +1.85%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.55, +1.60%). The negative impact came from the technological sector – ...
The Bulgarian equity market finished Wednesday on a lower note and settled the major indexes on negative side as BGREIT (222.30) was the exception with 0.52% gain, following the buying interest in Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.98, +1.63%). SOFIX (1011.64, -0.62%) erased this week’s gain as the investors were engaged in profit taking actions in the tech sector, represented by Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.25, -3.67%), Shelly (SLYG, EUR 49.60, -2.36%) and Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.48, -1.99%). BGBX40...
The Bulgarian equity market finished strong on Tuesday, leaving the major indexes at fresh record highs. The broad base buying activity left SOFIX (1 017.91) with 0.89% gain, followed by BGBX40 (189.33, +0.69%) and BGTR30 (941.90, +0.44%). Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.90, +6.06%) and the heavy-weighted Sopharma (SFA, BGN 6.68, +3.73%) and Shelly (SLYG, EUR 50.80, +2.01%) attracted the most investors focus with higher than 3-month average volume. Doverie (DUH, BGN 9.14, -0.87%), Advanc...
The Bulgarian equity market began the week on slightly lower note with mixed outcomes for the main indexes. The broad BGTR30 (937.77) alone booked 0.07% gain, while SOFIX (1 008.93, -0.39%) and BGBX40 (188.03, -0.19%) registered modest losses. Despite the tech sector, represented by Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.50, +4.90%) and Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 5.45, +3.81%), and the food manufacturer Smart Organic (SO, BGN 32.80, +0.61%) all other benchmark members ended on the negative side as Sopharma ...
The Bulgarian stock market continued the positive trend during the past week, as all major indexes closed on green, ranging from 0.1% to 1.4%. The benchmark SOFIX added 1.4% to settle at 1012.91, reflecting the impressive performance of the index members Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 9.28, +5.2%) and the powerhouse Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 49.90, +9.2%). The top gainer within our list of selected companies was industrial Stara Planina Hold (SPH, BGN 9.10, +11.0%), while the red side started wi...
SOFIX 1012.91 (+0.64%) grew on the back of Shelly (SLYG, BGN 49.90, +3.74%), Bulgarian Real Estate Fund (BREF, BGN 4.66, +1.30%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.60, +1.05%) on Friday. Negative impact on the main index came from the IT sector, as Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.43, -1.38%) and Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.25, -0.94%) slipped without significant daily turnover. SOFIX registered a significant drop in liquidity as more than one third of the overall trading volume came from a single n...
SOFIX (1 006.43, -0.33%) retreated on Thursday with heavy selling side. Nine out of fifteen index members closed in the red zone while only Sopharma (SFA, BGN 6.58, +1.23%) finished the day positive. The tech companies weighed the most on the main index as Wiser (WISR, BGN 5.30, - 2.75%) and Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.45, -1.36%) faced huge selling pressure. Sellers of Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.50, -2.06%) didn’t find adequate demand and also slipped on the ground of moderate dai...
SOFIX (1 004.95, -0.23%) closed in the red zone reflecting profit taking and huge daily volatility. Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 9.32, +2.42%) registered more than 50% of the daily turnover within the main index area as the buy-back procedure triggered BGN 1.352m daily turnover. Central Cooperative Bank (CCB, BGN 1.62, -3.57%) Smart Organic (SO, BGN 31.00, -2.52%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.08, -1.55%) lost value on Tuesday with insignificant speculative trades.
The Bulgarian stock market closed the last week on a positive note with the exception of the sector index BGREIT (219.49, -0.6%). The benchmark SOFIX (999.39) was the top gainer with 1.8% rise, reflecting the impressive performance of the index members Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.55, +11.0%), Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 9.0, +5.9 %) and high-tech blue chip Shelly Group (SLYG, EUR 45.70, +5.3%). Monbat (MONB, BGN 2.34, -6.4%) was the top loser on our list of selected securities, as ...
For a third consecutive trading session SOFIX (1007.26, +0.79%) gained altitude and crossed the resistant level of 1000. Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.54, +5.48%) and Shelly (SLYG, BGN 46.90, +2.96%) flew over the day while the most traded name Sopharma (SFA, BGN 6.76, +0.30%) moved slightly North registering a few block trades. Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.90, -0.68%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.50, -0.52%) booked negative trading days and slipped with insignificant daily volum...
SOFIX (999.39, +0.58%) closed a few ticks away from the psychological level of 1000, something we haven’t witnessed since 2008. The excellent Q1 financial results raised Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 9.00, +3.45%) while Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.46, +2.10%) jumped on the back of buy-back buying power. Ex-dividend date weighed on Advance Terrafund (ATER, BGN 2.92, -2.01%) while Smart Organic (SO, BGN 31.20, -2.50%) and First Investment Bank (FIB, BGN 5.10, -1.54%) suffered from small spe...
Thursday session had a positive bias on Bulgarian Stock Exchange as the A-D line favoured the advancers in all major indexes. The buying activity was modest but on a broad base as Sirma Group (SGH, BGN 1.43, +4.38%), Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.40, +3.30%), Sopharma Trading (SFT, BGN 5.80, +2.65%) and Compensatory Instruments (BLKD, BGN 0.424, +3.41%) led the movers. SOFIX (993.65) almost erased previous session losses by registering 0.62% gain, while the broad indexes BGBX40 (185.16, +...
The Bulgarian stocks marked a positive week, while the global markets suffered pullbacks and volatility, as new threats were tapping the brakes on investor optimism. The local benchmark SOFIX added 2.6% to settle at 981.32 and the broader BGBX40 (183.32, +1.7%) and BGTR30 (922.11, +2.6%) moved similar. Three SOFIX members were the top gainers in our list of selected securities – the technology blue chips Sirma Group Holding (SGH, BGN 1.43, +19.2%) and Wiser Technologies (WISR, BGN 5.35, +7.4%) a...
SOFIX (987.54, -0.83%) lost altitude as most index members closed in the red zone on Wednesday. Smart Organic (SO, BGN 31,00, -3.13%), Shelly (SLYG, BGN 45,00, -2.17%) and Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE, BGN 9.10, -2.15%) suffered from selling pressure and weighed on the main index. Doverie United Holding (DUH, BGN 8.68, +0.23%) was the only SOFIX member that closed positive but registered insignificant daily turnover. BGREIT (219.07, -0.97%) also stepped bаck, reflecting the drop of Sopharma Bui...
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