The session opened on a positive note in European, with sellers holding a slight edge in the Greek stock market at the start of the session, but buyers are prevailing as trading progresses.
At $93.94 the price for Crude Oil WTI, at $101.70 for Brent, at 14.97 points the VIX/CBOE and also a marginal change in trend for the futures of the S&P 500. From 7,644.75 (-0.08%) a little earlier.
At 25,305 (0.02%) the DAX, at 3.4733% the yield on the German 10-year is slipping slightly. At 8,113 (0.60%) the CAC 40, at 317.51 (1.30%) the EuroStoxx Banks and at 600.34 (-0.45%) the Oil & Gas.
Upward movement for shares in the banking sector, downward for refining-oil groups, a trend that is reaching Athens in part.
A “tail” of selling in shares of both sectors, with a steady flow of orders from the start of the session until earlier (11:15).
Indicative is the composition of the initial top five stocks, with Eurobank, Piraeus, National Bank, Motor Oil and Alpha Bank.
Trading volume and turnover at usual levels, with 7.9 million shares and 33.8 million euros, as the main part of the outflows-inflows took place on Friday. According to a stockbroker, the order flow so far combined with the seller-buyer ratio points to a gradual rebalancing after the rebalancing, consequently leading to the formation of clearer prices.
From 3,190.75 points the first orders for the DTR, with a correction to 3,149.59 and an immediate return toward 3,190 points.
At 4.63 (-0.77%) the share of Eurobank, at 17.41 (-0.54%) that of National Bank, at 10.305 with a marginally positive “turn” at 11:00, at 4.76 (0.72%) that of Alpha Bank.
At 68.50 (1.11%) the share of Motor Oil, at 46.80 (2.32%) with increasing inflows the share of Metlen Energy & Metals, at 17.54 (0.46%) with buyers for HelleniQ Energy. Likewise in Allwyn (12.43), PPC (24.36), TITAN (49.14), GEK TERNA (43.34), Jumbo (25.30).
Within the range of 6,743-6,842 points the FTSE 25, with a V-formation chart pattern with the low recorded in the initial 5 minutes. Buyers were gradually activated in several index stocks, with the positive “turn” of HelleniQ Energy being taken as an indication that Friday’s targeted liquidations have been completed.
Inflows also into the three shares of Viohalco (15.44), Cenergy Holdings (22.80), ElvalHalcor (3.625) for members of the community from the bellwethers for how the “fast/trend money” is moving. Decline for ATH after the rally that preceded it.
Intracom Holdings (2.975), Autohellas (10.80), Sarantis (12.14), Qualco (5.95), Alter Ego Media (6.43) announcing half-year figures before the start of the session, Fourlis Holdings (4.045) among the FTSE Mid Cap stocks with gains. In some of these, the inflows are considered the result of their participation in international indices (Small/Micro Cap).
At 67/35 the ratio of stocks with a positive/negative sign, earlier at 11:15.