Derivatives
22
May
Derivatives: Uptrend maintained
With the second consecutive gaining session, the contract has reaffirmed the uptrend after breaking the Mar 2025 high. Therefore, traders may consider reopening long positions.
21
May
Derivatives: Breakout session
The contract has reconfirmed the uptrend after breaking through the March 2025 peak. Therefore, investors may consider reopening long positions.
20
May
Derivatives: Caution increases
Sustained high liquidity suggests that short-term correction risks may emerge. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for further confirmation signals.
19
May
Derivatives: Profit-taking pressure
Short-term risks may increase amid rising selling pressure; therefore, investors should remain cautious, closely observe market developments, and wait for further signals.
16
May
Derivatives: Breaks through the 1,400-point zone
The uptrend remains confirmed following the fourth consecutive gaining session. Therefore, traders may consider maintaining long positions.
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.
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