Derivative

24
April
Derivatives: Sideways trend?
Despite the recent rebound, volatility has increased. As such, investors should stay cautious, closely monitor the market, and time their entry appropriately.

23
April
Derivatives: Rising volatility
As volatility increased in the latest session, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and select appropriate entry points for new positions.

22
April
Derivatives: Short-term caution
The contract trades within the 1,285-1,320 range. A breakout signal is needed to confirm the next direction. Traders should stay cautious and wait for clear signals before entering new positions.

21
April
Covered warrant: Cautious sentiment
The CWs market saw a slight improvement in liquidity over the past week, indicating continued active cash flow. However, the number of declining warrants rose significantly, reflecting considerable investor caution...

21
April
Derivatives: Liquidity remains low
Despite the recovery, short-term risks remained elevated. Investors should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and choose appropriate entry points.

21
April
Derivatives: Liquidity remains low
Despite the recovery, short-term risks remained elevated. Investors should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and choose appropriate entry points.

18
April
Derivatives: Cautious sentiment
Despite the market rebound, short-term risks remain high. Therefore, traders should stay cautious, closely monitor market developments, and carefully time their entry into new positions.

17
April
Derivatives: Continued correction
Although the contract recorded a second straight correction, elevated volatility still indicates ongoing short-term risks. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, closely monitor market movements, and carefully time any new positions.

16
April
Derivatives: Profit-taking pressure
Volatility remains elevated, suggesting short-term risks persist. Hence, traders should remain cautious, closely monitor market developments, and carefully time their entry into new positions.