Over the past week, several Thai stocks have witnessed significant declines, with the top 10 most affected being:

1. JMT (JMT Network Services): -22.45% in the past week, primarily due to concerns about interest rates and future budgets.
2. SABUY (Sabuy Technology): -12.98% in the past week.
3. JMART (Jmart Group Holdings): -9.09% in the past week.
4. AAV (Asia Aviation): -8.80% in the past week.
5. SNNP (Sri Nana Pink Marketting): -8.10% in the past week.
6. SJWD (SCG Double You Dee Logistics): -7.64% in the past week.
7. CPF (Charoen Pokphand Foods): -6.86% in the past week.
8. NEX (Nex Point): -6.31% in the past week.
9. CHG (Chularat 9 Hospital): -5.45% in the past week.
10. BAM (Bangkok Asset Management): -5.39% in the past week.

Some positive outlooks include potential profit increases for certain companies in the coming quarters, especially in the tourism sector. For instance, the tourism season and free visas for Chinese tourists are expected to boost profits.

Additionally, some companies are actively adapting to changing market dynamics. For example, NEX plans to produce electric vehicles (EVs), such as EV minibuses and EV trucks, given the growing EV market trend.

However, it is crucial to monitor the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict to assess its potential impact on the Thai stock market in the near future.