In the constellation of profit taking the Athens Stock Exchange is moving today (14/11), with investors not taking additional risk, assimilating the recent gains.

It is clear that short-term moves outweigh long-term ones, while uncertainty about the impact of Donald Trump's election victory seems to increasingly affect Europe.

Specifically, in the 4th session of the week, the General Index is stable at 1,419.50 points, showing subtle changes compared to Wednesday's close (1,419.51 points).

The arc of daily fluctuations extends over two points (from 1,419.39 to 1,421.00 points), with a trading turnover of 5 million euros, of which 2.1 million euros are pre-agreed packages.

The bank index, after yesterday's correction, is attempting to balance at current levels, with the result that it is at -0.17% and 1,227 points.

Piraeus shares are limited to -0.44% and EUR 3.833, Eurobank shares follow at -0.13% and EUR 1.9975, Alpha shares trade at -0.06% and EUR 1.6035, while NBG shares are unchanged at EUR 7.334.

In the high-cap index (-0.07% and 3,447 points), Jumbo shares retreat to -1.30% and 24.3 euros, while OTE shares retreat to -0.4% and 15.1 euros, despite positive Q3 figures. On the other hand, Aegean shares are trying to recover from recent lows, gaining 1%. Cenergy's share, for its part, is up 0.9%, reaching 8.7 euros. Motor Oil, Sarantis and Viohalco follow up to +0.5%.