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@FahadAlHoymany disagrees. The rise in the US market is a result of anticipated growth due to the artificial intelligence revolution, while the Gulf markets are experiencing the final chapter of the oil revolution that began in the 1970s.

@FahadAlHoymany I support your analysis, Dr. Fahad. Logically and based on market principles, sell at peaks and buy at troughs. ✅✅

@FahadAlHoymany 100% support

@FahadAlHoymany The world's markets are available...why do I only find the Saudi market when I leave the American market!

@FahadAlHoymany Entering the markets according to the trend and usually, those that are rising continue to rise and those that are in a sideways trend have nothing attractive about them…!!

@FahadAlHoymany You have to create a trend, then people will follow.

@FahadAlHoymany That's the right thing to say, Dr. Fahad 👍

@FahadAlHoymany 💯🎯

@FahadAlHoymany No, no, no, by God, no matter what the American market takes from you, it compensates you in the blink of an eye and is incomparable to TASI at all.

@FahadAlHoymany The regulations happening these days in the American market make it a truly luxurious and sophisticated market, incomparable to any other. It's a market that respects financial and technical analysis, has strict daily oversight, and possesses data-driven expertise, as evidenced by the size of the new funds. Unfortunately, our market lacks these incentives; companies are incurring historic losses. It's a market only for whales.

@FahadAlHoymany Look at all the corrections in the US market. Is there any market on earth that hasn't been affected by its correction? Dot Com The Real Estate Crisis

@FahadAlHoymany TASI needs time to sort things out with the new minister; things might improve by 2030.

I don't support that because the Saudi market lacks hedging tools and only operates in one direction, unlike the US market which can operate in two directions (up and down). This supports injecting funds into the market, unlike the one-way behavior of either green or red. Also, limiting derivatives to institutions is incorrect and unattractive to investors. When will the new version be released, Doctor?

@FahadAlHoymany no

@FahadAlHoymany The problem is they say it's safer? How can a market that's finished be safe when it's declining?

@FahadAlHoymany @TyrHwran18982 😂

@FahadAlHoymany فيه انسان صاحي يفضل تاسي على الأمريكي البطل 😂😂😂😂

طالما السوق السعودي اتجاه واحد صعودي فقط ما راح تشوف سيولة كبيرة .. اغلب وقتهم بيوع يطفشونك لانه اتجاه واحد يعرفون محد بيكسب وبتطفش وبتبيع .. عكس الامريكي او الفوركس مثلا ً او اي سوق اخر بالعالم .. اقدر اتحوط بعقود بيع put في اوقات الأخبار القوية .. السيولة هناك لو قطعت اسبوع تلقاها بالاسبوع اللي بعده .. اتمنى حقيقة من الوزير الجديد اول شي يسويه يفعل كل الاتجاهين ووقتها بتشوف السوق بس يصعد وبنشوف نفس سيناريوهات السوق الامريكي بترجع

@FahadAlHoymany Unfortunately, this is a superficial and emotional analysis that is not based on economic foundations and accurate analysis to reflect the economic situation of each market, whether it be the financial or economic situation, growth, inflation, global demand, unemployment, trade, money movement, or other factors affecting the local and global economy of each market.

@FahadAlHoymany This has been said by everyone since 2023, and many American stocks have plummeted... Look at Apple and Nvidia, how much were they worth?

@FahadAlHoymany @TyrHwran18982 There's absolutely no comparison; the American tools are more numerous.

@FahadAlHoymany I agree with you.

@FahadAlHoymany @TyrHwran18982 The US market, like gold, is for buying, not selling. For over a century, the economy and the market have been constantly growing, reaching peak after peak. This isn't a correction; it's normal. Fear is the best strategy. Exit and then re-enter at a much higher level.

@FahadAlHoymany This phrase (even if it takes its share of this increase) doesn't apply to well-known American companies.

@FahadAlHoymany Where is your work? One American company is bigger than the entire Saudi market.

@FahadAlHoymany no

@FahadAlHoymany I haven't tried the Saudi market, but as an investor and trader in the US, I've found it very profitable, provided you choose a strong stock, enter at the right time, and are patient. Of course, there are risks that must be taken into account.

@FahadAlHoymany اللي مايطلع من الامريكي الأن راح يندم 👌🏻

@FahadAlHoymany Your statement is wrong but could be correct! And the opposite is correct but could be wrong!

@FahadAlHoymany The nature of markets is growth, and this is the goal of companies, and this is what is happening in the American market, regardless of the fact that some companies are overpriced, but growth exists and the market reflects it, while in the Saudi market growth is limited and there are no available tools that help with profitability in these market conditions. Even when the American market is flat, you can still make a profit.

@FahadAlHoymany @TyrHwran18982 Don't think that changing the president means the market will rise. Most companies hit rock bottoms a year ago and rebounded after hitting rock bottom, with opportunistic liquidity entering and driving them up. Believe me, the new president will work on developing the market systems. Don't expect the index to reach a new peak. The market needs development to keep pace with global markets.

@FahadAlHoymany 🙂‍↔️

@FahadAlHoymany Is there anything preventing the American currency from rising further and the Saudi currency from falling further ? Things shouldn't be approached this way.

@FahadAlHoymany Welcome back, Mr. Fahad. A great addition to the market following Mr. Mazen Al-Sudairi's appointment. A good omen for the Saudi financial sector. Mr. Mohammed Al-Quwaiz, you did a great job.

@FahadAlHoymany Two days ago I sold in the Saudi market after two years of losses. Now, after two days in the US market, I've recovered a large portion of my losses from the Saudi market. Unfortunately, the banks, analysts, and consulting firms drove us crazy in it.

@FahadAlHoymany Seriously, sell your Nvidia and buy fish 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@FahadAlHoymany Honestly, most older Saudi companies have seen their margins shrink considerably, especially with the additional expenses they were subsidized with 110 years ago. What's upsetting is the valuation of IPO companies and the illogical share premium, with corrections reaching up to 60%. This has shaken the confidence of both local and foreign investors.

@FahadAlHoymany Is it beneficial to invest and accumulate shares in the US, or is speculation only useful?

@FahadAlHoymany The American approach is logical, based on company profits. Here, I don't know what it depends on, but there's definitely something wrong.

@FahadAlHoymany If we look at their market and company results, you'll see a quarter of a million in profits—400% in a country's budget, historical figures. So it's perfectly normal for prices to rise, and gold only suits gold.

@FahadAlHoymany The American market is full of usury, therefore it is forbidden.

The Saudi market is like a person born in the early 1990s who experienced the adventures and madness of adolescence in the early 2000s, but without limits or controls. This led to a mental breakdown in the mid-2000s. Then, they faced the challenges of life and were overwhelmed. The COVID-19 pandemic made matters worse. After the pandemic, they became like a man in his late twenties or early thirties who tried to work and get back on his feet, but neglected his health. Therefore, his sudden and violent rise was unbalanced, affecting his ability to continue because he lacked strong physical fitness. Now, I believe that he and his associates have learned a lot from the past, and everyone is beginning to mature and set their own rules and disciplinary commitments. This will support everyone in rising again and building a more successful life with stable, upward growth, if possible. ((Adherence)) to those regulations. In my personal opinion, the Saudi market lacks nothing now except calm and prosperity in the surrounding region and the introduction of financial instruments and derivatives offered to financial institutions and investment funds (for individuals). Regarding the American market ((In my personal opinion)) 🤓 All of America is floundering, not just its market, which will lead us to witness violent corrections unlike anything we've seen since 2000. Best regards 🌹

@FahadAlHoymany That's the right thing to do 👍

@FahadAlHoymany No investor would say that. The two markets differ in the types of companies and depend on your goals. If you're looking for dividends and want to avoid zakat and purification issues, then the Saudi market is your choice. But if you're looking for capital growth and are willing to take risks, there's no comparison; the American market is preferable. Diversification is good, but your strategy depends on your goals.

@FahadAlHoymany Ahbad

@FahadAlHoymany no

@FahadAlHoymany Yes, you're right, but there's high momentum and high liquidity that facilitates and accelerates reaching targets in the American market, encouraging committed and skilled traders.

@FahadAlHoymany The problem with our people is that they chase after the high-flying and leave the sleeping ones alone until they wake up. The problem is one of mindset, not money.

@FahadAlHoymany Sweet dreams

@FahadAlHoymany 30% of the Saudi market is held by Al Rajhi and Aramco, and Aramco's dependence on economic cycles and oil prices makes it difficult for our market to be like the American market, which relies entirely on rapidly growing technology companies. The issue isn't whether the market is rising or not; the structure of this indicator needs modernization and a new solution.