CMB's New Calculation: 141.6 Billion Lira in Shares Removed from Circulation

According to a new calculation by the Capital Markets Board (CMB), shares worth 141.6 billion lira have been removed from circulation. This figure is considered a significant indicator of market liquidity and trading volume. Shares removed from circulation typically refer to stocks that are not traded on the market due to reasons such as companies buying back their own shares, strategic investors holding them, or block sales. The CMB's calculation provides insight into market depth and the amount of shares accessible to investors. Experts note that this situation could pose liquidity risks, especially for small investors. A high volume of shares removed from circulation may lead to fluctuations in stock prices and a decline in trading volume. The CMB's sharing of this data with the public is viewed positively in terms of market transparency, and it is emphasized that investors should consider this information in their portfolio decisions. This is not investment advice.