Istanbul Stock Exchange Stock Rally: Rising and Falling Trends

Rapidly Rising Stocks on Borsa İstanbul

The rapid upward trend observed in some stocks on Borsa İstanbul continues to attract the attention of investors. In the past year, some stocks have increased by more than 500%, closing the previous week with double-digit gains and continuing to provide profits for their investors. However, stocks that have been in a downtrend for a long time are still keeping their investors waiting.

Kiler Holding Stocks Are Rallying

Kiler Holding drew attention with a 21% increase last week, raising its total increase over the past year to 1,327%. The company announced its plan to go public with its subsidiary Ekol Girişim in September; this factor is among the main contributors supporting the momentum of Kiler Holding stocks. Despite a high P/E ratio of 376 and a P/B ratio of 24.16, investor interest remains strong.

İhlas News Agency Is on the Rise

The stock that gained the most last week was İhlas News Agency. The share rose by 37%, showing a total increase of 258% over the past year. However, the company's fundamental data does not present a strong picture to support this rise. When it started trading on the stock exchange in 2021, it quickly rose to a value of 74.84 TL, but later declined to around 13 TL in 2024. In the nine-month period of 2025, a decrease in revenue was observed, and losses from core operations were reported.

Loser of the Week: Escar Filo

The stock that experienced the largest loss last week was Escar Filo. The stock experienced a 12% loss, totaling a decline of 45% over the past year. The company, under high cost and expense pressure, is struggling to increase its gross profit and continues to report losses from core operations. The uncertainty of market conditions is influencing investors' decisions.

Market Analyses and Strategies

Experts state that the rapid rises and falls in the stock market are not subject to fixed rules. The market primarily moves based on momentum and aligns with investors' speculative expectations. They express that while rising stocks may continue to gain value, the recovery process for falling stocks remains uncertain. The greatest misconception among investors is attempting to apply physical laws to the stock market; in the financial world, there are not always precise rules, only momentum continues to hold validity.