- Naranj Research Desk
Last week wasn't just another red week.
The Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) lost nearly 2%, wiping out the optimism built over the previous sessions and sliding straight into one of the most important support zones on the chart.
Now the real test begins.
Because history matters.
This isn't a random number on the chart.
Over the past two years, this zone has acted as a launchpad multiple times. Every time TASI reached this area, buyers stepped in and pushed the market higher.
Now the index is back at the same doorstep.
The question is simple:
Will buyers defend it again?
Or...
Has the market finally run out of strength?
If this support holds and TASI manages to reclaim 10,800–10,900, it would be the first sign that confidence is returning.
That could pave the way for a broader recovery in the coming weeks.
If 10,400 fails to hold, the picture changes quickly.
The next area to watch shifts toward 10,100–10,000—a level that could become the market's next major stopping point.
This is why the current zone matters so much.
Friday's bounce was encouraging.
But one positive session doesn't automatically mean the correction is over.
Smart traders don't buy because the market bounced.
They buy when the market proves the buyers are back.
For now, that proof is still missing.
Sometimes the best trade isn't finding the next rally.
It's avoiding the wrong one.
This week, patience could be more valuable than prediction.