Decline in Free Float Rates Following CMB Regulation

After the regulation made by the Capital Markets Board (CMB), it has been observed that the free float rate of many companies has declined. According to a report by Dünya Newspaper, the picture changed after the new regulation and the free float of most companies decreased. The free float rate refers to the ratio of a company's shares traded on the stock exchange to its total capital. The CMB's new regulation led to changes in the calculation or reporting of these rates, causing a decrease in companies' free float levels. The report states that with the impact of the regulation, the free float rate of most companies has declined. This situation is being closely monitored by investors and market analysts. The details of the regulation and its effects on a company basis have not yet become clear, and official statements on the matter are awaited. Not investment advice.

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■ neutral · 35%

The decline in public float ratios following the CMB regulation does not have a direct impact on GOOGL specifically; the news appears more as a regulatory development for the Turkish market. Technical indicators are mixed: the price is above the SMA20 but close to the SMA50, RSI at 56 is neutral, and MACD is positive above the signal. In the short term, a clear directional signal is weak; the news's impact on GOOGL may be limited and indirect. Therefore, the 1-3 day outlook is neutral, and volatility may remain low.

RSI 14

55.9

MACD

1.03

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0.10%

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