Derivatives

12
June
Derivatives: Caution returns
The prevailing signals confirm a continuation of the short-term downtrend. Traders are advised to maintain a cautious stance, closely monitor market developments, and wait for more favorable entry signals before...

11
June
Derivatives: Downtrend continues
Negative signals continue to appear, confirming the short-term downtrend. Therefore, traders need to carefully observe the market and wait for the appropriate time to reopen positions.

10
June
Derivatives: Correction below 1,400 points
A negative signal has emerged, confirming a short-term downtrend. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for a more appropriate time to re-enter positions.

09
June
Derivatives: Testing the 1,400-point support
Short-term risks increased as the contract declined on higher volume. Traders should stay cautious, watch the market closely, and wait for clearer signals before entering new positions.

06
June
Derivatives: Continued accumulation
Although the index experienced a pullback, the declining volume indicates a possible accumulation phase. Therefore, traders may wait for a more suitable time to reopen long positions.

05
June
Derivatives: Accumulation session
Despite the correction, the short-term uptrend remains intact. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.

04
June
Derivatives: Breakout session
With this breakout session, the contract has confirmed a short-term uptrend. Therefore, investors may consider reopening long positions.

03
June
Derivatives: Test the 10-period moving average
Short-term risks are increasing as the contract tests the 10-period moving average. Therefore, investors should remain cautious, closely monitor the market, and wait for further signals before opening new positions.

02
June
Derivatives: Declining volume
Short-term risks increased as the contract declined on lower volume. Traders should stay cautious, monitor market developments closely, and wait for clearer signals before opening new positions.