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I can't prove my thesis that "they're pushing the index up with certain stocks, while others are being pushed down, meaning a team is managing the stock market as a whole, and they're using the money of stockbrokers who can't sell at a loss—that is, those who don't know that they can make a profit by selling and buying back at a lower price—as interest-free loans," but I've been presenting evidence for years. Asels has a weighting of 11.23% in the index, and its market value is $41.938 billion USD. Go ahead and examine the dividend schedule; is it directly proportional to its horrific rise? Let me repeat: Hundreds of stocks were twice their current price three years ago when the index was 7-8 thousand, and during that time, inflation, compounded with interest, exceeded 300%. The XU100 closed at 14329, and Bizim Toptan Market, the company of the richest man (?!), is one of the firms I'm talking about; after its IPO in 2011, it caused its investors a 95% loss in USD terms. The IPO storm has been going on for years; even during the catastrophic period I mentioned, hundreds of companies went public.