Tehran Stock Exchange Repulsion Force / Stock Exchange Forecast Today, December 7th

The stock market is shallow these days, according to TradeNews. There is no specific signal for growth or decline in the market. These days, a neutral and erosive trend has overshadowed the capital market with no buyers but no sellers.

Mohammad Khabarizad, a stock market expert, said: “Yesterday, the market trend was in line with forecasts.” There is still no news affecting the market in terms of mandatory pricing, budget and dollar. This is while the value of small transactions today was equal to 2700 billion tomans. This figure is the lowest level since June.

He pointed out that the market needs more than 5,000 billion worth of transactions to start growing. “The erosion trend in the market today continues,” he said. Yesterday, the big symbols were all positive and the index was positive. Yesterday, with the family reopening, the stock market became negative.

Khabarizad stated: While the transactions are small, there are not many sellers in the market. Everyone is waiting for a spark and the start of a positive stock market trend, and for this purpose we have to wait until next week.

The world of economics wrote:

Tehran Stock Exchange Repulsion Force

Surveys show that more than 97% of micro-capitals that entered the stock trading cycle during the peak period of 1999, ie from the beginning of that year until the total index reached the peak of 28 million and 78 thousand units, have chosen to leave the market in the last 16 months. Thus, the correction that could have been completed in a few days if the trading rules were effective and, of course, the policymaker did not interfere in the market mechanism, has now not only lasted 16 months, but according to expert opinions, the price of many stocks is lower than equilibrium prices. Is located.

In the meantime, however, policymakers are missing out on opportunities to revive the stock market one after another. It is not unreasonable to say that in the last two years, economic policy has been very inappropriate for the stock market.

Policies that in one period involved the stock market in inflation and in other periods in the wrong confrontation with this enlarged bubble showed themselves to inflict heavy losses on shareholders and, of course, the economy. But this story must end somewhere.

The golden age of eliminating volatility and increasing stock market efficiency has been lost, but there is still room for recovery. A resuscitation that requires a difficult but necessary surgery and in any period can have consequences that, of course, seem to have to be endured in order to approach an efficient market that meets international standards. Therefore, the economic policymaker needs to make the necessary corrections before it is too late, knowing the consequences of this necessary surgery.