However, market breadth was positive with advancing stocks outpacing
decliners, 117 to 87 while 43 issues were left unchanged.
There were 146
decliners that overwhelmed 56 advancers, while 35 stocks remained unchanged.
There were 109
decliners that edged out 87 advancers while 46 stocks were unchanged.
There were 139
decliners that edged out 71 advancers while 49 stocks were unchanged.
There were 115
decliners that edged out 96 advancers, while 47 stocks were unchanged.
There were 114
decliners that edged out 86 advancers, while 45 stocks were unchanged.
One notable
decliner outside the PSEi was Davao-based businessman Dennis Uy's ISM, which slid by 8.04 percent.
Outside the PSEi, another notable
decliner was MacroAsia, which gave up 11.59 percent.
Among the
decliners was Beasley Broadcast Group, with its shares down 3.11% to $3.11.
It was also a red letter day for all sectors with the services, industrial and financials leading the
decliners. Total value turnover was also thin at P5 billion as investors stayed away from the market.
The risk of incident heart failure among [FEV.sub.1] rapid
decliners was particularly high, with a fourfold increase within 12 months.
Decliners outnumbered the advancers by a huge margin of 148 to 12 and the prices of 5 companies remained unchanged.