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الاجتماع اليومى لشركه اسباير لتداول الاوراق الماليه والسندات جلسه يوم 02-09-2026

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Finance

Finance-focused summary (Sept 2, 2026 — Spire Securities & Bonds Trading Company daily meeting)

Market recap / macro-tape (EGX)

  • EGX 30: Total trading value ~16.149B (currency not explicitly stated).
  • Leading sectors: Real Estate, Non-banking financial services (strong move), Building materials, and Resources.

  • Analyst framing: The move fits an upward trend / correction phase, with key technical levels treated as “protective” areas.

Indices levels & risk framework (technical)

EGX 30 (and EGX 7 referenced)

  • Breakout / continuation logic:
    • Focus around a 61.8% retracement zone (described as 540 → 5500, then back to the 61% area, then rising again).
    • Reclaiming ~5500+ may unlock higher targets.
  • Protective / stop framework:
    • Protective level cited: 54,600
    • Stop-loss area below: 54,000
  • Upside targets (conditional):
    • If surpassing ~55,000–55,500, potential path to:
      • ~56,100
      • Then potentially ~56,500 (additional conditional targets mentioned)
  • Scenario idea / holdings:
    • “Best scenario” to maintain ~20,700 (per the speaker’s wording for EGX 30).

Trading / risk disclaimers embedded in the technical talk

  • Repeated emphasis on:
    • Stop-loss placement
    • Not adding positions until price passes key levels
    • Volatility caution: “don’t apply these events to a market with 16 billion trading volume… volatility is very high”

Instruments / tickers mentioned (Egypt unless stated otherwise)

Major indices

  • EGX 30
  • EGX 7

Banks / financials

  • Suez Bank / Suez Canal Bank
    • Stop-loss below 41 EGP
    • Targets mentioned: 46, 49.80 (ascending level)
  • International Commercial Bank
    • “Ascending triangle” structure
    • Key levels mentioned: 135 EGP / 135.949
    • 20-day MA referenced around 139 EGP
    • Probability-based targets if reclaiming 142 / 145
  • Abu Dhabi
    • Mentioned as a separate instrument/stock
    • Resistance/targets around 57 / 59

Industrials / materials / cement

  • Misr Cement
  • Beni Suef Cement
  • Arab Cement
  • Sinai Cement
  • Mines & Quarries
    • General “mines and quarries” trading box (opportunities list also includes Iron Mines)
  • Egypt Aluminum
  • Mobco
    • Multiple mentions with levels around 41 / 46 / 48 / 52
  • GP Corp
    • 200-day MA concept around 27 EGP

Energy / petrochemicals / telecom & utilities / real estate

  • Ataka
  • Abu Air
    • Turning levels and a Fibonacci-style move from 95 → 66; reclaim levels mentioned such as 90 / 95
  • Elsewedy Electric
  • Madinat Misr
    • Stop/trigger framework including 7.45 / 7.88 and “break 7.34” support logic
  • Heliopolis
    • Targets around 7.34 / 7.96–8
  • Palm Hills
  • Zahraa El Maadi
  • Emaar Misr
  • Elsewedy Electric (again)
    • Keep above 121, stop-loss 115, upside 134 → 150
  • Etisalat
  • iFinance
  • LISCO
  • Delta Sugar
  • Juhayna
    • Follow-on talk includes 55 / 59 / 61-style levels
  • Sugar (general reference)
  • Ibuko
  • Arabiya for Assets

Other (industrial/retail/education etc.)

  • M Group
  • Mansoura Poultry
  • Egypt Modern Education Systems
  • Credit Agricole Unipack
  • Nahr El Kheir
  • Construction & engineering consulting (category request; not a specific ticker)
  • Qarb Dairy
  • Crestmark
  • Bunyan
  • Egyptian Real Estate Group
  • Shiny

Note: Some names appear as transliterations and some price numbers are garbled by auto-subtitles. The session’s repeated structure is consistent: define support/resistance, trigger levels, stop-loss, and target ranges.


Key numeric targets & technical triggers (selected highlights)

(Only the most explicit ones are listed; many more were stated but affected by subtitle noise.)

Ataka

  • Speaker notes it has surpassed its historical high.
  • Framework:
    • Cross ~11 → ~11.80, then 12.38
    • Next targets: ~13.70, then ~15.30 / 12.60 (subtitle confusion; multiple successive levels referenced)
  • Support / stop:
    • First support ~11.70
    • Stop loss ~11
    • Mentions possible higher intraday extension near 11.56

Abu Air

  • Reclaimed 61% of the drop (95 → 66).
  • Upside path:
    • From 90 → 95
    • If above 95 → 102, 112
  • Support / stop:
    • First support 84
    • “Raise peak” into stop area around 80
    • Trigger described around 148.7 (unclear units)
    • Below support: ~14
    • Stop: 1330 (mentioned as stop-loss level)

Mobco

  • “We’ve passed the 41.”
  • Key levels:
    • Targets: ~46–48, then ~52
    • Support: ~41.5
    • Stop-loss for short-term investor: ~39
    • Mentions 40.5 as a closer-trade reference

Egypt Aluminum

  • New bottom forming around 350
  • Protective / stop:
    • Stop/limit ~345
  • Upside:
    • From ~374–375 → ~390

Elsewedy Electric

  • Maintain 121 level (61% support framing)
  • Stop-loss: 115
  • Upside: 134 → 150

Mines & Quarries (general range strategy)

  • Accumulating sideways between 894 and 1016
  • Technical condition:
    • Crossed 20-day moving average
  • Trigger:
    • Strength signal above 939
    • Possible push to ~1016
  • Targets:
    • ~10.5 to 10.90, then ~12 Egyptian pounds (as spoken)

Cement sector (Sinai / Beni Suef / Misr / Arab)

  • Sinai Cement
    • Above 104 → target 113
    • Upside: 120–126
    • Support cited: 94
    • Stop-loss: 90.60
  • Beni Suef Cement
    • If above 292 after surpassing a prior peak → 312 → 340
  • Misr Cement
    • Rebound above 80 positive
    • Support 75
    • Stop-loss below 71.5
    • “Trigger”: 84
  • Arab Cement
    • Break above 84 → 91
    • If breaks further: 96 → 103

iFinance

  • Broke an important level around 23.27
  • Expected area:
    • Up to ~22.5 (“half of 22.30” referenced)
  • Condition / resistance:
    • If it goes below 23.27 area → situation negative
    • Improvement requires returning above 20-day MA around 24

EFG / consolidation & false-break logic (bearish risk)

  • Mentions a benchmark around 26 pounds
  • If breaks below medium-term support:
    • Confirm below 26 → could head toward 24
  • If it returns above 26:
    • “False break” → potential rebound toward 27

GP Corp

  • Trendline / 200-day MA concept:
    • Trendline around 27 EGP
  • Trigger:
    • Break above 30 (first strong signal)
  • Targets:
    • 32.80, then 34.20
  • Additional upside path mentioned:
    • Return to 37, then possibly 39, 41
  • Support referenced:
    • 35
  • Stop concept:
    • “As long as I am above 27”

Step-by-step / methodology framework used (technical trading playbook)

  1. Identify “main list” opportunities
    • Prefer stocks “just starting to move”
    • Include those surpassing prior highs or key Fibonacci retracement levels
  2. Categorize by sector performance
    • Real estate, banks/financials, building materials, resources, petrochemicals/cement
  3. Define key price levels
    • Support zones
    • Resistance zones
    • Protective level / stop-loss zone
  4. Use triggers for action
    • “First strong breakout signal” above a specific price
    • If failure occurs, expect correction / sideways movement
  5. Set targets as ranges
    • Often sequenced from first target to higher “next” targets
  6. Risk management rules
    • Do not add positions during correction until defined levels are passed
    • Use trailing stop-loss in some cases (example referenced: Zahraa El Maadi)
    • Warn that high volatility and liquidity/volume can make rules “mislead”

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • End-of-session disclaimer (explicit):
    • “This clarification is from Spire Securities and Bonds Trading Company… It is valid for you and is not affiliated with us.”

No explicit “not financial advice” phrasing was included, though the session contains typical trading-education caution regarding volatility.


Presenters / sources (mentioned)

  • Ahmed Saad — from Hedof Trading
  • Spire Securities and Bonds Trading Company (company hosting the session; referenced in the end-of-session clarification)

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