Capital Markets Board Introduces New Regulation on Share Sales of Liquidated Funds

The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has made an important announcement regarding the sale of shares in the portfolios of investment funds undergoing extraordinary liquidation. The Board warned that selling these shares directly on the stock exchange could cause price declines. In this context, the SPK announced that shares in the portfolios of funds under liquidation can be sold to the relevant companies at the closing price of the last trading day. This aims to alleviate potential selling pressure on the stock exchange. The regulation allows for the disposal of shares held by funds undergoing extraordinary liquidation without disrupting market prices. This step by the Board stands out as a measure to limit the potential negative effects of fund liquidations on the market. This is not investment advice.

📊 XU100 — Piyasa Yorumu

■ neutral · 55%

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SPK) regulation allowing the sale of shares from liquidated funds could be viewed as a modestly positive structural move to ease supply pressure. However, the news is unlikely to have a direct or measurable short‑term impact; the market will probably respond neutrally. From a technical perspective, the XU100 is trading above both the SMA20 and SMA50 on the last close, with an RSI of 56 placing it in a neutral‑to‑positive zone. The MACD is slightly below the signal line, indicating weak momentum. This chart does not provide a clear catalyst for directional movement. Over a 1‑ to 3‑day horizon, the index is expected to oscillate within its current range, with the news effect remaining limited.

RSI 14

56.4

MACD

45.15

24h Δ

0.27%

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