Volatility and uncertainity in the stock market can be unsettling, but it's important to remember that short-term market fluctuations are normal and should be expected

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Most of you have been asking us to write on how to select a stock for investment. But before that you need to know your approach! This is the first of three explainers on investment approaches in Pakistan Investing can be as simple as putting money into your bank account

This week, the market lost 881 points to close at 43,233 points. The market witnessed a bloodbath on Thursday, one of the highest intraday drop -4.71% in the history of PSX. Investors reacted to the widening trade gap, inflation hitting the double-digit figure of 11.5%, and rupee depreciation against the dollar.

This week, the market lost 2,375 points to close at 44,114 points. The market went into free fall because of the Policy Rate hike by SBP, widening of the current account deficit to an alarming level, and continuous foreign selling due to MSCI reclassification.

This week, the market gained 740 points to close at 46,489 points. The market became uncertain later in the week when SBP called an early meeting of monetary policy and the government agreed to pay PKR 190bn to Independent Power Producer and kept petroleum prices unchanged for the next 14 days.

This week, the market fell down by 1,547 points to close at 45,749 points. This week was full of negative triggers that sent investors on the back foot. The delay in the resumption of the IMF Programme, lower than expected weightage in the MSCI frontier market, Rupee losing its value against the dollar,

This week, the market witnessed a bull run, and the index increased by 1,111 points to close at 47,296 points. On the political front, the Government bowed down and reached an agreement with TLP. On the economic front, coal prices crashed providing respite to the cement & power industry.

This week, the market witnessed V shape recovery as Saudi Arabia committed a USD 4.2 bn support package to Pakistan. This week index increased by 641 points to close at 46,219 points. Trading during the week got disrupted because of the implementation of the new trading system

This week, the market continued its upward trend as oil & coal prices started decreasing in the international market. This week index increased by 756 points to close at 45,578 points. However, on Friday index fell by 243 points due to FATF retaining Pakistan in the gray list and political uncertainty in the capital.

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It looks like foreign fund managers have discarded Pakistan for equity investments. They have been sellers in stocks since 2017 now- 5yrs of consecutive selling! Commercial banks are amongst the most sold- let’s explore some reasons today.

It looks like foreign fund managers have discarded Pakistan for equity investments. They have been sellers in stocks since 2017 now- 5yrs of consecutive selling! Commercial banks are amongst the most sold- let’s explore some reasons today.

After weeks of the downward trend on the KSE100 index, it made a comeback on Thursday, and the index gained 1,112 points. This week index increased by 345 points to close at 44,822. The possibility of successful negotiation with IMF,

The possibility of successful negotiation with IMF and exclusion of Pakistan from the FATF gray list drove the investor's confidence. Analysts expect that the result season will provide support and the upward momentum will continue.

KSE100 has been falling for the past two weeks now – So what better time to write up on fear and understanding how to play it? If I have to think like a scientist and dissect what’s going in a person’s mind when the market is coming down, I am sure to find the following stream of thoughts:

It looks like foreign fund managers have discarded Pakistan for equity investments. They have been sellers in stocks since 2017 now- 5yrs of consecutive selling! Commercial banks are amongst the most sold- let’s explore some reasons today.

Since all of you liked our recent thread on banks, we thought to try something similar for the oil and gas exploration sector. After all, this is another sector foreign investors have decided to sell religiously.

This week KSE100 index lost 202 points to close at 44,871 points. The market remained volatile throughout the week due to commodity prices, including oil & coal prices reaching an all-time high due to the resumption of demand from developing countries and disruption in the global supply chain.

I don’t blame the youth completely – back when I was in my 20s, I hardly ever thought about managing personal finances and investing.

Oil up, gas up, coal up, steel scrap up, food commodities up, global transportation prices up, chip shortages amid no foreign investment inflows. And all of this is happening when Pakistan can least afford it.

So far this week KSE100 index lost 1038 points to close at 45,597 points. On Wednesday, the KSE100 index crashed 1220 points due to investors delayed response to the monetary policy, foreign & institutional clients selling stocks,

Open up any Facebook/WhatsApp group that relates to stock investing and you will find people giving you the famous “market ka dihaan” (translate: market views). This is the most common topic of discussion and if you are an active trader, we are sure that’s how your broker starts his morning call.

Penny stocks or low cap stocks that are generally priced between Rs10-20/sh, have gained a lot of popularity in recent years.

This week KSE100 index gained 241 points to close at 47,198 points. The market remained volatile this week due to the political situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan being re-classified as a frontier market.

It looks like foreign fund managers have discarded Pakistan for equity investments. They have been sellers in stocks since 2017 now- 5yrs of consecutive selling! Commercial banks are amongst the most sold- let’s explore some reasons today.