Derivative
11
February
Derivatives: A selling signal appears?
The contract presented reversal signals, declining sharply with increased volume. This suggested a potential downside risk in the upcoming sessions. Therefore, traders should cautiously observe a breakout signal from the...
10
February
Covered warrant: Trading activity rebounds
The previous week, there was a significant increase in the number of rising CWs. However, despite the notable improvement in liquidity, declining CWs still made up the majority of total...
10
February
Derivatives: Awaiting a breakout signal
The 1,345-point level acted as a strong resistance in the next session. Traders should wait for a breakout signal above this level to confirm the next trend. Based on this...
07
February
Derivatives: Confirming an uptrend?
The contract accumulated within the 1,339-1,344 point range. Traders should observe breakout signals from this accumulation zone to determine the next trend. Based on this signal, traders could consider opening...
06
February
Derivatives: Awaiting breakout signal
The contract accumulated within the 1,330-1,335 point range. Traders should monitor breakout signals from this consolidation zone to confirm the next trend. Based on this signal, traders could consider opening...
05
February
Derivatives: Bull Trap?
The contract presents several positive signals but lacks consistency, as the breakout in the previous session was not strong enough. Therefore, traders should continue to monitor the market and wait...
04
February
Derivatives: Selling pressure after the holiday
The contract recorded a sharp decline with several negative signals in the short term. As investors remain cautious after the long holiday, it is advisable to continue monitoring the market...
03
February
Covered warrant: Pre-Tet selling activity
In the week leading up to the Tet holiday, negative sentiment continued to dominate the market, as the number of declining warrants remained prevalent. Hence, investors should observe and wait...
03
February
Derivatives: Final session before Tet
The contract's trend is influenced by the long holiday. Therefore, the contract requires a breakout in the next session to confirm its trend. Based on this signal, traders can consider...
Featured Analysis
Derivatives: Breakout Signal?
Market commentary: Maintaining the green territory
Market commentary: Positive performance
Market commentary: Positive performance
Derivatives: Dominated by green
REE – Brief – [NONRATED] – Profit gains through cost reduction
PNJ – Brief – [Non-rated] – Challenges still ahead
