Derivatives
08
April
Derivatives: Intraday reversal
Although reversal signals are present, market volatility has increased significantly. This suggests rising risk levels, so traders should remain cautious, closely monitor market developments, and time their entry into new...
04
April
Derivatives: Bearish sentiment
The contract has confirmed a downtrend following yesterday’s sharp decline. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining short positions in the coming sessions, while also taking advantage of any intraday rebound to...
03
April
Derivatives: Divergence during the session
The contract continues to confirm the double-top pattern, with a corrective target in the 1,340-1,350 range. As such, traders may consider opening short positions in the upcoming trading session.
02
April
Derivatives: Bull trap?
Despite the short-term rebound, the contract continues to confirm the double-top pattern, with a corrective target in the 1,340-1,350 range. As such, traders may consider opening short positions in the...
01
April
Derivatives: Bearish signal
The contract has confirmed a double-top pattern, with a correction target in the 1,340-1,350-point range. As such, traders may consider opening short positions in the upcoming trading session.
31
March
Market commentary: Volatile movements
The market continued to exhibit volatile movements within a narrow range, indicating that profit-taking pressure remains evident. Additionally, low liquidity reflects growing investor caution. This suggests that the short-term trend...
31
March
Derivatives: Liquidity declines
The futures contract confirmed a short-term downtrend with a validated double-top pattern. Traders can therefore consider opening short positions in the upcoming trading session.
28
March
Derivatives: Rising caution
Although the futures contract continued its correction, traders should await clearer signals to confirm the next market direction, especially a breakout from the current consolidation range. Therefore, traders are advised...
27
March
Derivatives: Selling signal?
Market volatility has increased, and predicting the next trend direction is difficult. Traders should wait for clear breakout signals confirming either an upward or downward trend before opening long or...
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Market commentary: Late-session selling pressure
Derivatives: Sustained upward momentum
Market commentary: Extending the upward momentum
Derivatives: Uptrend confirmation
Market commentary: Maintaining the upward momentum
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