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Oct 19, 2026

DanaiHOST
51:26
So when I would ...
DanaiHOST
51:27
I'll say it's like there, there, there's not a one thing that Barita or JMB or NCB or Mayberry offer, you know? They offer many investment products.
DanaiHOST
51:34
So that those are people sending-
TavAUDIENCE
51:35
Exactly.
PhilAUDIENCE
61:21
Um, Dala, of course.
PhilAUDIENCE
61:22
NCB, Dala the new-
RandyHOST
61:24
Yeah
PhilAUDIENCE
61:24
... new kid on the block.
PhilAUDIENCE
61:27
NCB and GK and GMMB.
RandyHOST
61:32
Ah, GMMB.
RandyHOST
61:34
Yeah.

19 MINS LATER

PhilAUDIENCE
80:45
... my, my full sneaky and not so sneaky list and reasons and everything at the, at, at, advanced guard this month, but, but, but I don't mind speaking here publicly I was what, what, what the non-obvi- what, what the obvious ones are.
Jermaine McDonaldGUEST
52:16
but I, I just think that there are persons who, for example, are waiting for, um, and I use this example all the time.
Jermaine McDonaldGUEST
52:24
There's nothing against these companies, but for example, there are persons who would have bought NCB at 225 and are still waiting.
Theon SimsHOST
52:32
Mm-hmm.
Jermaine McDonaldGUEST
52:33
Right?

1 HR LATER

Theon SimsHOST
112:16
Yeah.
Jermaine McDonaldGUEST
112:16
You're always buying from someone and always selling to somebody else.
Jermaine McDonaldGUEST
112:19
So somebody who bought, again, NCB at 225 was thinking that it was heading to 300 or heading to somewhere else.
Theon SimsHOST
112:27
Mm-hmm.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
36:46
Medcor was the biggest gainer, rising more than 34% to close at $43.75 TT.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
36:53
And NCB Financial Group was the biggest loser, falling more than 10% to close at $2.95 TT.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
37:01
Over in the US, markets were mixed.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
37:03
The Dow Jones fell more than 4%.

7 MINS LATER

Oral RussellPANELIST
44:18
Most people wanted to get exposure to the financial sector.
Oral RussellPANELIST
44:23
Let's say it's both.
Oral RussellPANELIST
44:25
An NCB or even a Sagicor would be good to invest in going forward.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
44:30
forward.So look at other strong dividend-paying companies
RandyHOST
41:09
And, uh, without going into too much depth as to how it's a golden thing, consider this.
RandyHOST
41:13
Everybody know NCB is a big bad bank, right? How rich NCB is.
DanaiHOST
41:18
Right, right.
RandyHOST
41:18
And you also know that the only reason NCB is that big is because they took the crown from Scotia, but they didn't really take it that long.
RandyHOST
41:23
Scotia is right there beside them.
DanaiHOST
41:24
Yeah, them jack with them hard.
RandyHOST
41:25
Scotiabank is really-
DanaiHOST
41:26
And in, in certain ways Scotia has a lot of the community that's at NCB.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
38:32
And before we go to the break, let's take our poll question.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
38:36
What should be JN Bank's top priority under its new Managing Director? So same question that we had last week for SCOTIA, sorry, for NCB.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
38:47
A, better customer service.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
38:49
B, stronger digital banking.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
41:09
It fell just over 2% to close at $3.42 TT.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
41:14
One Caribbean media was the week's biggest gainer, rising 11% to close at $1.68 TT.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
41:21
And NCB Financial Group was the biggest loser, falling 7% to close at $3 TT.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
41:28
Over in the U.S., the markets ended higher.
Anthony CruzGUEST
35:45
So we know, so we have to kind of get, you know, like a run of mothers where they put more, boss them, come stop.
Anthony CruzGUEST
35:51
You know? And all of them things there, right at NCB, right side of the clock.
Anthony CruzGUEST
35:55
So, you
MuscleHOST
35:55
almost had to go and study halfway through.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
5:33
We've got techie investor sending greetings from Mobe and Ingrid is joining us from Bull Bay, St. Andrew.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
5:40
Well, tonight we have a special treat for you because we have NCB Jamaica's new CEO, her first time on it taking stock.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
5:48
She takes over at a pivotal time in banking.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
5:50
This is a time when customers are worried about both customers and shareholders.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
6:05
US shareholders are looking at dividend payments and what's going on with the NCB stock price.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
6:10
You want stronger returns.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
6:12
And so the lady who's in charge of NCB Jamaica, Sheree Martin, is joining us now.
Kalilah ReynoldsHOST
6:19
Welcome to Taking Stock, Sheree.

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