The Athens Stock Exchange continues to accumulate today (13/12), with investors engaging in selective positioning, against the intention of some to liquidate.

Thus, the Greek market reaches the edges of 1,470 points, just 2.5% away from the "peaks" of 1,502 points (13-year high), which are the wishful thinking of all those involved in the domestic capital market.

Specifically, in the last session of the five-day period, the General Index recorded a slight increase of 0.37% to 1,469.42 points, gaining almost 5.5 points compared to Thursday's close (1,464.03 points).

The arc of the daily fluctuations extends over five points (from 1,464.64 to 1,469.42 points), with the turnover of the transactions ranging at 2.5 million in the first 15 minutes.

The banking index continues in positive territory, as it is currently at +0.41% and 1,297 points, recording a return of over +21% since the beginning of the year.

Alpha's share is up +0.46% and 1.6295 euros, Ethniki share is trading +0.36% and 7.798 euros, Eurobank share is up +0.36% and 2.218 euros, while Piraeus share follows at +0.28% and 3.92 euros.

In the high-cap index (+0.30% and 3,583 points), Metlen's share expands by 0.4% and flirts with 34 euros. ELVALHALKOR's share also gains 2%, returning to 1.9 euros, while shares of GEK TERNA, Viohalco, Titan and Autohellas gain up to 0.7%. Helleniq Energy's shares, meanwhile, are up +0.4% and EUR7.1 amid commitments for a 50% dividend from the upcoming sale of its stake in DEPA. On the flip side, Lamda is down 1.2% and Coca - Cola is down 0.6%.

As for the mid-cap index (+0.25% and 2,304 points), Intracom shares, although without much volume, are up +1% and 2.95 euros. ABAX and Lavipharm climb up to +1.8%, with Fourlis - HKE shares following at +0.8%. Conversely, Intrakat shares lose 0.5%. Special mention should be made of Iktinos, which soars by 5% thanks to the approval for the quarry in Drama.