Akkaş Market

Very bad place I definitely don't recommend

They don't sell camels, we have to go to other markets.

Affordable price, have clean well-groomed hands

Market cap is the abbreviation of the term market capitalization. It is equal to the number of shares of a company in the market multiplied by the price of one share. High market cap values ​​generally indicate that a company is embraced, of good quality, and that its papers are frequently traded. Although this figure is an indicator of the value of the company, it has a temporary character depending on the changing market conditions. Market cap may not always show the true value of a company. Examples of this can be seen during the .com boom in the late 1990s. The market cap values ​​of unworthy and almost non-business companies skyrocketed to astronomical values ​​at that time. Likewise, a company's business may be good, but the market cap value may appear much lower than expected due to the inability to attract the attention of the masses. Companies can be classified as follows according to their market cap values: Small-cap: market cap between $ 300 million - $ 2 billion Mid-cap: market cap between $ 2 - 10 billion Large-cap: market cap over $ 10 billion Companies smaller than small-cap can be classified as: Micro-cap: market cap between $ 50 - 300 million Nano-cap: market cap under $ 50 million

A super-great market that provides service almost 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, where you can find whatever you want with a friendly quality level

An ideal market on the street