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البورصة المصرية - حلقة مميزة جدا من برنامج البورصة النهاردة و عرض أهم الأسهم المرشحة للصعود:26-09-06

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Finance

Finance-focused summary (Egyptian stock market — EGX)

Market recap & investor flows (today)

  • Total trading volume: EGP 15.188B (15 billion, 188 million, 838k)
  • Traded shares as % of market: 23.4%
  • Market cap change: “~4% of market capitalization rose”
  • Gainers/losers (closing): 118 up, 96 down, 10 unchanged

EGX30

  • Open: 56,270 (day’s low)
  • Intraday high: 56,888 (said to be a new high)
  • Close: 56,676 (said to be another new high)

EGX70

  • Low: 21,302
  • High: 21,660
  • Close: 21,616
  • Daily gain: +315 pts (+14.48%)
    • Commentary also mentioned ~405 pts from low to high.

EGX Sharia index

  • Open: 6,637
  • High: 6,735
  • Close: 6,723
  • Gain: +85 pts (~+1.28%)

Trading by investor category

  • Individuals: 78.5% of transactions
  • Institutions: 23.5%
  • Net flows (buy/sell):
    • Egyptian individuals: net buyers +428M
    • Egyptian Arab institutions: net sellers -138M
    • Arab investors: net sellers -45,477
    • Foreign institutions: net sellers -255M
      • (Direction is clear: net selling)

Key takeaway / caution raised: Even though EGX30 broke/approached key levels, the hosts stress it looks “strange” that all institutions are selling—suggesting index strength is being carried by individuals, which “alone can’t carry the market.” Institutional follow-through is needed to lift blue chips.

Macro / rate sensitivity (foreign selling rationale)

  • Discussion links persistent foreign institution selling to high US interest rates:
    • If US rates rise, foreigners prefer Treasury bills/bonds over risk assets → continued selling pressure.
    • To see foreigners become buyers, the panel hopes for US rate cuts or other currency/FX changes.

Stock/sector mentions & key technical levels / targets (explicit calls)

The panel frequently uses a technical, level-based approach: break/retest/resistance-follow-through, plus “accumulation” framing for momentum continuation.

EGX30 leadership examples & “why stocks lag”

  • Commercial International Bank (CIB):
    • Referenced near resistance ~143
    • Emphasis: must break above 143, possibly 145
  • Talaat Mostafa (T.M.):
    • Mentioned around ~101–102 as an accumulation break level
    • Noted as closing at 100 today in the conversation
  • Telecom Egypt (ETEL):
    • Positively moving after breaking out of a sideways range
    • Mentioned as having surpassed 120

“Buy opportunities / watchlists” (hosts’ picks)

  • Fawry (FWRY):
    • Presented as a good accumulation / entry opportunity
    • Noted it hasn’t been able to break below 19 EGP
    • Target path discussed: 21 → 22 (by end of year / before end of year)
  • Talaat Mostafa (T.M.):
    • Setup after long accumulation; target break 101–102
  • Ramida / Ramida Pharma (Ramida):
    • Considered good after the last move; linked to pharmaceutical sector strength
  • GIP / GB Corp (GB Corporation / GIP Corp):
    • Mentioned around 28 → low 30s
    • One segment described it as “slow/quiet,” expecting a break above 30 to reach 32
  • Palm Hills (PHDC):
    • Referred to as a “sweetheart” stock
    • Noted 15 EGP “today”
    • Support/accumulation:
      • Stability around ~14–14.5
    • Resistance/breakout levels:
      • 18, then target 23 by end of year (in the “Palm Hills” segment)
  • Misr El Gedida (MEDI):
    • Mentioned with targets around 28.8, then possible stagnation/build
  • Pharmaceutical sector / specific names:
    • Ibn Sina Pharma mentioned for pharmaceutical exposure
  • Beltone (Beltone Financial):
    • Called out multiple times as “heavy/fed up by traders”
    • A related “Act” / ACT company is mentioned as a stakeholder; discussion says it hit a target and is forming a bottom

“Energy” / EGX sector laggard call

  • Energy / Upper Egypt Energy (EG? / “Energy” mentioned):
    • Described as significantly lagging, then moving
    • Today it “passed the 17th” with higher volume
    • Targets discussed:
      • 18, then 20, and possibly 22
    • Energy was strongly reiterated as a prime “today” performer.

Other laggards / additional discussed names

  • Credit Agricole Egypt:
    • Broke sideways; close 26
    • Key levels: break above 26 → 27–28
  • Al Shams Housing:
    • Stable above 13 for four sessions; behavior around 13.20
    • If breakout: 14 → 15
  • Heliopolis / Nasr City / “Nasr City” (includes reference to Nasr City / Emaar Misr style):
    • Levels referenced:
      • 7.25 (Heliopolis)
      • 47 (Nasr City)
    • Accumulation mentioned around 70–80, then breakout referenced (some subtitle noise, but buy-support continuation implied)
  • Other “papers” mentioned with remaining targets:
    • Skel Mining, Manhaj and Quarries, Sodic, Ibico, Ataka, Export Development, Al Baraka Bank, Egyptian Bank, and others

EGX70 index levels & expectations (next session framework)

  • Resistance filters: 21,700 and 22,000
  • If it passes: expect move to 22,500
  • If it fails: expect a retest lower levels around 21,000 and 20,700
    • (Subtitles also showed “2700,” likely meaning 20,700 in context)

Sharia index framework & targets

  • Sharia index confirmed positive performance; “previous rally at 6,700”
  • Closed: 6,723
  • Volume: said to be high today
  • Next targets:
    • 6,800
    • If it breaks 6,800 → target 7,000

Step-by-step / methodology emphasized (implicit technical playbook)

  • Breakout confirmation:
    • Watch index breaks near key zones (e.g., EGX30 around 56,000 and toward 57,000) and whether leading stocks confirm
  • Institutional vs individual confirmation:
    • If institutions sell while individuals buy, index strength may be weaker for lifting heavyweights (risk of lack of follow-through)
  • Retest logic:
    • After breakout/rally, expect momentum slowdown and a retest of exited support levels (mentioned around 56,100 and 56,000)
  • Stock-level rule:
    • Buy on accumulation setups; sell when the pre-agreed target price is reached
    • Hosts emphasize patience and defined exits

Explicit recommendations / outlook calls

  • Near-term (Monday) market tone:
    • Panel expects the first half to be positive (possibly up to 57,000)
    • Then slowdown in the second half
    • Potential drop + retest of the 56–56,100 area
  • Stock call bias:
    • “accumulation/laggards” framed as better buy opportunities
    • Examples: Fawry, Talaat Mostafa, Palm Hills, Energy, Credit Agricole, Al Shams Housing, GB Corp
  • Foreign flow caution:
    • If US rates stay high or rise, foreign selling may persist → market could remain sluggish

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • No clear “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles.

Presenters / sources

  • Mr. Khaled Sayed
  • Mr. Ahmed (guest/participant)
  • Ms. Marwa (primary panel guest/host)
  • Program/source referenced: “البورصة النهاردة / The Stock Market” (daily stock market show)

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