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12

August

Derivatives: Declining liquidity

Low liquidity reflects a cautious market sentiment. Therefore, traders should closely monitor market movements and wait for an appropriate entry point.
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11

August

Covered warrant: Liquidity hit a record high

Over the past week, market liquidity continued to surge, setting a new peak. Additionally, the dominance of rising covered warrants reflects investor optimism toward the underlying market’s upward potential. According...
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11

August

Derivatives: Signs of caution

Given current signals, the risk of a pullback is rising again. Investors are advised to remain cautious, closely monitor market movements, and wait for appropriate entry points.
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08

August

Derivatives: Uptrend maintained

Given the current signals, the contract remains in an uptrend. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.
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07

August

Derivatives: New high formed

Given the current signals, the contract continues to maintain its upward trend. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.
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06

August

Derivatives: Profit-taking pressure

Given the current signals, the contract continues to maintain its upward trend. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.
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05

August

Derivatives: Breakout session

With this breakout session, the contract has confirmed a bullish trend. Therefore, investors may consider reopening long positions.
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04

August

Covered warrant: Liquidity rebounded

During the week, covered warrant trading activity saw an uptick in liquidity. However, the majority of warrants posted price declines, indicating cautious market sentiment. According to valuations based on the...
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04

August

Derivatives: Downtrend slowing

The late-week rebound provides a positive signal for the market outlook. As such, investors should closely monitor the market and wait for appropriate opportunities to initiate long positions.
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