1. Stock Price and Market Capitalisation
A stock's price is the value of the most recent transaction on the exchange. It changes continuously during trading hours. Market capitalisation — price multiplied by the total number of shares — represents the company's total value on the exchange.
On each stock detail page on Borsaya.com you can see the live price, daily change percentage, trading volume and market cap at a glance.
2. What Do Stock Indices Show?
A stock index summarises the average performance of a group of shares in a single number. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, DAX and Nikkei reflect the overall direction of their respective markets.
When an index rises, the majority of its constituent companies have gained value; when it falls, the reverse is true. On Borsaya.com you can compare global indices grouped by region.
3. Exchange Rates
An exchange rate expresses the value of one currency against another. USD/TRY tells you how many Turkish Lira one US Dollar is worth.
Exchange rates shift continuously in response to economic data, central bank decisions and geopolitical events. Borsaya.com shows live rates for all major currency pairs.
4. Reading Price Charts
A price chart displays how an instrument's price has moved over a chosen time period. Switching between daily, weekly and monthly views lets you observe both short and long-term trends.
On a candlestick chart, each bar shows the open, close, high and low for that period. A green (or white) candle means the close was higher than the open; red (or black) means the opposite.
5. Following News Alongside Market Data
Market prices react to news. Interest rate decisions, inflation figures, company earnings reports and geopolitical events can all move prices instantly.
On Borsaya.com you can watch live market data alongside the latest financial news — allowing you to observe in real time how events affect different markets.