Is the stock market growing? / What happens to the money parked in the market?

According to Tejarat News, the stock market passed the last week of November with a drop of 3% in the overall index. Experts believe this trend is likely to improve next week.

“Next week, supply is high and will probably be a positive indicator,” said Iman Raisi, a stock market expert. The supply will increase in the shares and first the small shares and then the large shares will have positive fluctuations.

He continued: “The car group will continue to be positive and I am optimistic about it.” There will be more offers in the automotive group next week. On the other hand, the other shares of the automotive group are waiting for the reopening of the main leaders of the group, namely Khodro and Khasapa, and the ambiguities related to the order pricing will be resolved. Perhaps the opportunity is to invest in this group at more reasonable prices.

“On the other hand, the price of the dollar in the budget is a good number, and investors are relieved that the dollar is falling,” Raisi said. We don’t want anything bad to happen to the dollar and it has sharp movements and it seems to be under control right now.

“The dollar floor is closed and dollar-dependent industries and companies will not have to worry about this, and nothing bad will happen to them,” he said. Global prices are still maintaining the previous upward trend, although they may have corrections, but we will see the effect of these increases in the 6- and 9-month metals reports, which are good reports. Next week is a good week for large stocks, especially metals.

“Some people say that some money was parked next to the market, I think this money will enter large shares next week,” Raisi said. At the beginning of the next week, we will see bullish movements, first for small shares and then large shares. At the end of this week, we saw movements in small shares, and these movements will spread to large shares.

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