Derivative
30
September
Derivatives: Awaiting a breakout signal
Despite the rebound, investor sentiment remains cautious as liquidity stays low. The signals are currently mixed, making it difficult to determine a clear short-term trend. Investors should therefore remain observant...
29
September
Covered warrant: Liquidity declined
The covered warrant market showed caution last week, as liquidity weakened compared to the prior week. However, a positive note was that the number of warrants gaining in price still...
29
September
Derivatives: Testing the MA20
Investor sentiment has turned cautious, and current signals lack consistency, making the short-term trend difficult to identify. Therefore, traders should observe the market and wait for confirmation before reopening positions...
26
September
Derivatives: Signs of caution
Current signals lack consistency, making it difficult to determine the short-term trend. Therefore, trades should observe the market and wait for confirmation before reopening positions in the next session.
25
September
Derivatives: Testing the neckline
Current signals show inconsistency, making short-term trends difficult to determine. Therefore, traders should observe the market carefully before deciding to reopen positions in the next session.
24
September
Derivatives: Bull trap?
The downtrend has been confirmed in the short term with the Head and Shoulders pattern. Therefore, traders may take advantage of the pullback to open short positions in the next...
23
September
Derivatives: Downtrend?
The downtrend has been confirmed in the short term with the appearance of the head and shoulders pattern. Therefore, traders may take advantage of a pullback to open short positions...
22
September
Covered warrant: Signs of negative sentiment appear
Over the past week, the covered warrant market showed signs of stagnation: although liquidity improved slightly, the majority of warrants still posted losses. This indicates that cautious sentiment continues to...
22
September
Derivatives: Testing the 20-day moving average
Correction risks increased in the short term as trading volume rose. Therefore, traders should remain cautious, monitor the market closely, and wait for confirmation signals before reopening positions.
Featured Analysis
Market commentary: Foreign investors turned net buyers again
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Market commentary: Selling pressure returned
Derivatives: Awaiting the next signal
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Derivatives: Uptrend confirmation?
Market commentary: Sustained demand
