Shares closed down again in the global red zone today, Nikkei -4.92% (Japanese bond rose to the highest level since September), Hang Seng -3.37% (a concern to investors, HSBC operations, the dividend will be reduced and the need for injections fresh funds), and Strait Times -3.25%. 

A lot of sentiment that the stock looks spiritless today as the decline in oil prices, Australia's unemployment data, sales machine Japan retail sales and the sluggish U.S.. 

JCI own closed weakened 43 points to 1343 levels (-3.13%) with a trading value of Rp 1.46 trillion. Consumer sector (+0.26%) is the only sector which both closed, while the mining sector (-4.53%) and infrastructure (-4.68%) are the two sectors that contribute most to the drop in the index. 

Since the establishment of the first session, the index is always in the red zone. Reopened until the transaction is also the second trading session, the index is not a lot of changes, indek had touched the highest level in 1358. AMRT (Alfa Mart), which just opened this week listing in the level and Rp400 level had increased to Rp 420, but the closing session on the second level in the closed Rp395 (stagnant). 

BUMI While yesterday was a record trading value of Rp 925 billion closed again weakened auto rejection level to 425 with trading value of Rp 57 billion. Some blue chip stocks closed good today is UNVR (+1.87%), PNBN (+1.75%), and LPKR (+1.2%).