Unlike Dubai, the capital's most active stocks also advanced. Arkan was again the top trader as it increased for the seventh time in eight sessions and is sure to suffer some profit taking next week. Dana Gas saw 31 million shares change hands to place it second on the volume chart, but it traded to a standstill. Sorouh Real Estate climbed 1.38 per cent to Dh9.53, recording the largest gain among companies with volumes of more than 10m. "Sorouh can hit Dh10.20 to Dh10.50 next week," said Bakir. He recommends Abu Dhabi National Energy – also known as Taqa – at around Dh3.55, saying it could touch Dh3.70 next week. Taqa closed up 2.3 per cent at Dh3.58 on Thursday. Aldar Properties added 0.43 per cent to close on Dh11.75, although it remains 10 per cent below its 52-week high of Dh13.05. Finally, DP World endured another grim day on the Dubai International Finance Exchange, falling 2.91 per cent to $1, its lowest close since April 21. More than 6m of its shares changed hands.