Derivatives

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May

Derivatives: New high formed

Short-term risks may increase as caution rises and liquidity declines. Therefore, traders should remain prudent, monitor the market closely, and wait for the next clear signal before opening new positions.
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28

May

Derivatives: Caution returns

Short-term risk may increase as liquidity declines. Traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for the next clear signal before opening new positions.
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27

May

Derivatives: Unusual movement

Short-term risks increased, indicated by the candlestick with a long lower shadow in the previous session. Therefore, investors should stay cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for the next...
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26

May

Derivatives: Liquidity declined

Short-term risks may increase as upward momentum pauses and volume stays low. Traders should stay cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for the next signal before opening new positions.
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23

May

Derivatives: Retesting the 1,400 zone

Although a correction occurred, the uptrend has not been reversed, even though risks are beginning to rise. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for further...
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22

May

Derivatives: Uptrend maintained

With the second consecutive gaining session, the contract has reaffirmed the uptrend after breaking the Mar 2025 high. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.
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21

May

Derivatives: Breakout session

The contract has reconfirmed the uptrend after breaking through the March 2025 peak. Therefore, investors may consider reopening long positions.
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20

May

Derivatives: Caution increases

Sustained high liquidity suggests that short-term correction risks may emerge. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for further confirmation signals.
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19

May

Derivatives: Profit-taking pressure

Short-term risks may increase amid rising selling pressure; therefore, investors should remain cautious, closely observe market developments, and wait for further signals.
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