A warning to economic policymakers regarding the continued outflow of capital and the weakening of shareholder confidence.

Companies profit, shareholders suffer losses; Where did the trust disappear from the stock market? The fall of more than 129,000 units of the Tehran Stock Exchange index on the first trading day of November and the flow of about 8,000 billion tomans of real money, once again raised a fundamental question before the economic agents: why is the market that was supposed to be the place of financing the production and the participation of the people in the economy of trust, still facing a crisis of trust? The interesting point is that the release of positive financial reports of some large companies could not prevent the selling pressure. Is the stock market problem just the natural fluctuations of the market, or should it be rooted in economic uncertainty, policy makers' decisions and investors' concern about the future? Click the link below to read more.