BO holds shares, NITA holds Taka — NRBs need both to trade on the DSE. Why settlement lag, tax flow, and opening sequence matter.
Seven stocks hit upper circuits on DSE June 4 — RELIANCINS +9.94%, NORTHRNINS +9.77%, PREMIERCEM +9.81% — as insurance dominates a third session.
DSEX rose 33.34 points to 5,475 on June 4 — tenth straight gain — as turnover hit Tk 1,352 crore, the highest since May crash.
DSEX hit 5,475 for a tenth straight gain on June 4. DSMEX fell 1.42% in the same session. The divergence reveals where institutional money is flowing.
HEIDELBCEM fell 4.96% to Tk 247.40 on June 4 after an 8-session 31.66% rally — why profit-taking hit the cement sector's priciest name.
JAMUNABANK fell 9.67% to Tk 24.30 on June 4 — but Tk 2.90 of the drop was the ex-dividend adjustment. The 11.93% yield is the real story.
ACMEPL surged 6.10% to Tk 26.10 on 11.15M shares — most active DSE stock June 3 — while 9-month EPS sits at -Tk 0.75. Speculative bid, not fundamentals.
DSEX hit a nine-session high on June 3 — but BIFC's 9.76% bounce sits 28 days from liquidation and GLAXOSMITH vanished from the share-price table.
DSEX gained 35.46 points to 5,441.66 on June 3 for a ninth straight rise as turnover hit Tk 1,279 crore — the highest since before Eid.
MIRAKHTER closed Tk 47 on June 3, +6.58% on 6.79 million shares — a second straight surge as stimulus money targets construction.