There's a bizarre reality in the Turkish stock market: the index is rising nominally, but the vast majority of stocks are falling. Turkish economists dismiss it as index engineering, failing to explain that the trader's money is being used like interest-free loans. I wonder: the Dow Jones index has been rising steadily since the six thousand mark, the Japanese stock market is soaring, and Germany is also booming. Inflation is very low there, while we're celebrating our achievement of bringing it below forty percent after years. Are investors also being manipulated by artificial intelligence and algorithmic trading in the stock markets of developed countries? In Türkiye, tens of thousands of websites have been blocked, countless news stories have been banned, and even betting on football is prohibited, let alone investing abroad. Therefore, we have limited information about the stock markets and economies of other countries. Are robot trading permitted in foreign countries as well, and do stock traders have no objections?
Yazar, trader, horgeneral, Türk Silahsız Kuvvetleri Başkomutanı, Yokluk Fonu reisi, Hıyanet İşleri Başkanı, kuş pezevengi, düş hekimi, hayal taciri, borsa peygamberi, parayolları genel müdürü, parabulucu, kültür aristokratı, üstün korkaklık madalyası, beyaz zenci, haymatlos, tektuşconi, heccav, beisicumhur, ekomünist, futbolog, yumurtakolik, arbitraj, satranç, snooker, müzik, briç, body building, kafes dövüşü. Not: Sosyal medyada sadece bluesky'da yazıyorum.
Salı, Haziran 30, 2026
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