Mr. Shane Ingram

The winner of this year's competition is Mr. Shane Ingram, formerly of Scotia DB&G and now pursuing studies abroad.Mr. Ingram is currently off the island and his mother (Mrs. Lorna Stoddart Wilson) will accept the award on his behalf.
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Mr. Ingram will receive an award of $150,000.00 sponsored by Pulse Investments Ltd. and a trophy.Congratulations to Mr. Ingram and we wish you every success in your new endeavours.

Mr. Shane Ingram of DB&G is the Second Quarter winner of the JSE Market Research Competition.His analysises was on Palace Amusement Company Ltd.Here Mr. Michael Johnson of JSE congratulates Mr. Ingram and presents him with his winning cheque.

The second runner up was Miss Keisha Bennett, ICWI Investments Ltd., the first runner up was Miss Lisandra Rickards of Stocks & Securities Ltd. and the overall winner was Mr. Shane Ingram formerly of Scotia DBG Investments Ltd.

Mr. Shane Ingram formerly of Sctia DBG was presented a trophy and the winners cheque of $150,000.00 ( the award was accepted by his mother Mrs. Lorna Stoddart-Wilson) from Miss Hilary Phillips Q.C. a director of Pulse and the JSE.
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Mr. Ingram is currently
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Mrs. Lorna Stoddart-Wilson the mother of Mr. Shane Ingram accepted the winning trophy on behalf of her son; from Miss Hilary Phillips Q.C. a director of Pulse.
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Mr. Ingram is the overall winner of the JSE's Market Research Competition.

"Market volume is very thin, which is indicative of two things," explains Shane Ingram, financial analyst at the merchant bank, Dehring, Bunting & Golding (DB&G).Investors, he argues, "want to sell but are not willing to sell because the prices are so low and some people want to buy but they are saying 'why buy at this time when prices might come off some more.'"

Shane Ingram, financial analyst at Dehring, Bunting & Golding, says that "the tight trading conditions, especially with low interest rates" slowed the profit growth among financial firms.

"For what I call the hybrid banks - PCFS, JMMB, DB&G, CCMB - we found that interest margins were flat again," said Ingram in explaining the numbers to the Business Observer on Monday.
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"NCB's performance was well, but it was inflated somewhat by the Dyoll effect," cautioned Ingram.
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Ingram sees Life of Jamaica (LOJ), Pan Jamaican Investment (Pan Jam) and First Jamaica Investments (FJI) as being the winners during the quarter.

"LOJ, Pan Jam and First Jamaica group were the winners," he told the Business Observer.
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Said Ingram: "Overall, even though these companies came out with good results, if there is not positive all-around performance, then you find that the good results are drowned by the bad ones, and some companies are the benchmark for what is going to happen in the overall market."

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Shane Ingram formerly of Scotia DBG emerged winner ahead of Lisandra Rickards of Stocks & Securities Ltd in the finals of the JSE Market Research Competition at Terra Nova Hotel on April 28, 2008.
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Please read Shane Ingram's presentation.

Shane Ingram of DB&G is the Second Quarter Winner of the JSE's Market Research Competition

Mrs. Lorna Stoddart-Wilson the mother of Mr. Shane Ingram accepted the winning trophy on behalf of her son; from Miss Hilary Phillips Q.C. a director of Pulse.
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Mr. Ingram is the overall winner of the JSE's Market Research Competition.
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Mr. Shane Ingram formerly of Sctia DBG was presented a trophy and the winners cheque of $150,000.00 ( the award was accepted by his mother Mrs. Lorna Stoddart-Wilson) from Miss Hilary Phillips Q.C. a director of Pulse and the JSE.
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Mr. Ingram is currently

"All in all, we think that things will be better right now," said Shane Ingram, an analyst at the merchant bankers Dehring, Bunting and Golding (DB&G).