Crossing the total index again above 8 million units; Leveraged funds under the microscope of changing the swing range Audio version ▫ Today, November 7, the stock market crossed the 8 million units mark with a growth of 2.16 percent of the total index. The equal weight index also rose by 1.39% and the arrival of more than 6.2 multiples of real money testified to the supremacy of market demand. ▫ In the first part, while examining the market map, the transaction value of 34 stocks and the status of the buy and sell queues, we discussed the decline of the gold and silver funds against the upward trend in stocks, as well as the effect of the political developments and negotiations between Iran and the USA on market expectations. ▫ In the second part, we went to leveraged funds; where, as of today, the fluctuation range of these funds increased from 4% positive and negative to 6%. ▫ In the end, we examined the effect of the new regulations on liquidity and the distance between the trading price of the funds and the net asset value (NAV) and addressed the question of whether or not increasing the volatility range could help reduce the negative bubble of the leveraged funds. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

Crossing the total index again above 8 million units; Leveraged funds under the microscope of changing the swing range Audio version ▫ Today, November 7, the stock market crossed the 8 million units mark with a growth of 2.16 percent of the total index. The equal weight index also rose by 1.39% and the arrival of more than 6.2 multiples of real money testified to the supremacy of market demand. ▫ In the first part, while examining the market map, the transaction value of 34 stocks and the status of the buy and sell queues, we discussed the decline of the gold and silver funds against the upward trend in stocks, as well as the effect of the political developments and negotiations between Iran and the USA on market expectations. ▫ In the second part, we went to leveraged funds; where, as of today, the fluctuation range of these funds increased from 4% positive and negative to 6%. ▫ In the end, we examined the effect of the new regulations on liquidity and the distance between the trading price of the funds and the net asset value (NAV) and addressed the question of whether or not increasing the volatility range could help reduce the negative bubble of the leveraged funds. The link of this program is in the mechanism.