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Strike Panic vs. Binance Deal: Who is Buying the Dip? (Dec 17)

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Episode Summary:The KSE-100 retreated 300 points yesterday as the nationwide Transporter Strike creates panic in the supply chain. But amidst the fear, is "Smart Money" accumulating?In today's episode, Malik breaks down the institutional data showing a massive divergence: Foreigners sold $2.9M, but Local Mutual Funds stepped in to buy $9.3M.📌 Key Topics Covered:Market Pulse: KSE-100 closes at 170,450 (-0.2%).The Crisis: How the Transporter Strike is impacting business sentiment.The Big News: Fauji Foundation's potential crypto push with Binance.Corporate Updates: PIBTL secures Reko Diq copper export deal.Trade Setup: Technical levels for the day ahead.🔗 Join the Community:WhatsApp Group:👉 [https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6wziGJP21Dbh1PYi1T]📖 Read the Full Report:Deep dive into the charts and data on our blog:👉 [https://www.stocksense.pk/morning-briefs/2025-12-17-kse-100-retreats-as-foreign-selling-outweighs-local-buying-amidst-mixed-macro-signals]Disclaimer:This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves risk.

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