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February

Chart of the day: Downward trend

The market confirmed the downward trend; however, this represents a short-term correction within the long-term upward trend. Therefore, investors can observe reversal signals to open new positions.

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January

Market commentary: Market rebound

Although the market ended higher, liquidity remained low. This development likely reflects a technical rebound following the prolonged sell-off rather than a confirmed trend reversal. Therefore, investors are advised to...

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29

January

Market commentary: Prolonged selling pressure

Short-term downside risks remain elevated as selling pressure continued to dominate the session, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. In the absence of clear signs of trend improvement, investors are advised...

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28

January

Market commentary: Risks remain present

The market continued to face corrective pressure, indicating that the short-term negative trend remains intact with no clear signs of easing. Amid limited recovery momentum, investors are advised to remain...

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27

January

Market traders: Liquidity weakened

By investor group, both domestic individuals and domestic institutions decreased, with declines of 22.6% and 21.7%, respectively, compared to the previous week.

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27

January

Market commentary: Selling pressure remains

The market posted a sharp decline accompanied by higher liquidity, indicating that selling pressure is dominating. Moreover, the index closing below the 10-day and 20-day moving averages suggests that short-term...

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26

January

Market commentary: Late-session selling pressure

The market ended lower alongside a decline in liquidity, implying that selling pressure was not overly strong and that cash flow remains cautious. This development indicates that the market has...

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26

January

Chart of the day: Awaiting breakout signals

The market shows accumulation. A breakout signal proves necessary to confirm the upcoming upward trend. Therefore, investors should exercise caution and observe additional trend confirmation signals before opening new positions.

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23

January

Market commentary: Late-session selling pressure

The market ended lower alongside a decline in liquidity, implying that selling pressure was not overly strong and that cash flow remains cautious. This development indicates that the market has...

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