Good morning. I am Malik. Welcome to the War Room.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange attempted a recovery — and failed.

After pushing toward 158,000, the KSE-100 reversed sharply and closed at 155,700, shedding more than 1,350 points with massive volume.

This episode breaks down:

• Why the state-sponsored support could not hold
• How foreign funds used the rally as exit liquidity
• What high volume really means during a crash
• Why 155,000 is not a confirmed floor
• The volatility risk around key board meetings

In unstable macro environments, sharp rallies are often traps.

Protect capital. Survive the tape.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. Always conduct your own financial research before investing.