Derivatives
15
May
Derivatives: Testing the 1,400-point resistance
The uptrend remains confirmed with the third consecutive gaining session accompanied by rising volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining long positions.
14
May
Derivatives: Buying momentum sustained
With the second consecutive gain, the uptrend has been confirmed alongside sustained trading volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining or initiating long positions.
13
May
Derivatives: Testing the march 2025 peak
The uptrend has been confirmed with a strong gaining session and rising volume. Therefore, investors may consider maintaining long positions.
12
May
Derivatives: Accumulation phase
Despite the corrective session, the short-term uptrend has been confirmed. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining or opening long positions.
09
May
Derivatives: Uptrend confirmed
The short-term uptrend has been confirmed alongside rising volume. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining or opening new long positions.
08
May
Derivatives: Breakout session?
In this context, the short-term upward trend is confirmed. Traders can therefore reopen long positions.
07
May
Derivatives: Late-session selling pressure
In this scenario, the contract stays in a tight range between 1,285 and 1,320 points. Traders should stay cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for a breakout session to...
06
May
Derivatives: Awaiting a breakout session
As the contract continues to move within the narrow range of 1,285-1,320 points, traders should remain cautious, closely monitor the market, and choose appropriate entry points.
05
May
Derivatives: Low liquidity
The contract continues to move within the narrow range of 1,285–1,320 points, so traders should remain cautious, closely monitor the market, and time their position openings appropriately.
Featured Analysis
Market commentary: Selling pressure persists
Market traders: The proprietary trading desk reversed to net buying
Derivatives: Sell signal?
Market commentary: Heavy selling pressure
SBV withdraws liquidity amid diverging interbank rates
Covered warrant: Liquidity increased again
Market commentary: Divergent movements
