The return of the stock market in the second week of November / loss of 2600 billion real tomans

According to Tejarat News, a look at the dark path of the capital market in the second week of November shows that the market indices were still bearish and decreased sharply. But the sharp decline of the weekly candle of the market is summarized in only two days. Because after the sharp fall of the stock market in the beginning and end of the week, the stock market was almost green.

In this way, the result of trading in the second week of November was a fall of 1.58% of the total index. Because the total index lost two million units this week, from two million two thousand units to one million and 970 thousand units. Equal weight index reached 660 thousand units from 676 thousand units with a decrease of 2.44 percent.

Also, the average daily volume of transactions this week was 6.820 billion shares, which equaled a value of 3.764 billion tomans. Finally, the decline of stock market indices this week led to the withdrawal of 2,616 billion tomans of real money from the stock market.

Indexing did not work either!

The review of this week’s transactions from the stock market indicates that the total index and the equal weight index decreased sharply on the first day of the week. So that the total index fell by 2.54% and the weighted index by 3.48% on this day. On Sunday, however, no matter how hard it was, the plight of the videographers was temporarily stopped and these two indicators became positive. So that the total index grew by 0.52% and the weighted index by 0.89% on Sunday.

The same process was repeated in Dushanbe with more force; So that the total index and equal weight index grew by 1.03% and 1.69% respectively on this day. But on Tuesday, the same positive shock to the stock market also stopped. The two main market indicators were almost stationary and ended their work. On the last day of the week, however, the rising trend of the stock market indices ended and these two indicators saw a sharp decline.

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