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Foreign Profit-Taking and Intuch sale have an impact

Recap: The Stock Exchange of Thailand and other regional markets started declining with some outflows from outperforming markets such as Thailand and the Philippines, Asean's two top gainers in 2012.

The SET index fell to below 1,400 points, moving between 1,392.61 and 1,492.21 before closing at 1,412.06, down 0.33% from the previous week, its first decline since the week ending Nov 16, in heavy daily trade averaging 53.71 billion baht. Foreign investors started selling but were still net buyers for the week of 1.35 billion baht. Local institutions bought 1.53 billion, brokers sold 2.08 billion and retail investors 805.05 million baht.

Big movers: Shin Corp (INTUCH), which led the trade value table, fell 1.9% to 65.75 baht after a unit of Singapore's Temasek Holdings sold a 10.3% stake.

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  • Discussion 1 : 21 Jan 2013 at 10.141

    This is just a tad misleading? The brokers and banks may be foreign, but the people placing the trades, the actual beneficial shareholders, are not necessarily of any nationality. But their identities, their names, are quite consistent though, I'll grant you that; they are 100% all nominee names, no exceptions.

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