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When you simplify the language, the chart gets a lot clearer. 🫣

- Spread : The difference between the buy and sell price.
- Volatility: How fast and wide the price swings back and forth.
- Slippage: When your order fills at a different price than expected due to fast market moves or low liquidity.

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It measures price against the index’s own volatility, using bands around a rolling equilibrium, so you can judge how stretched a move really is. 🙌

The bands describe past price displacement, not guaranteed reversals. Read the code and test it on demo first ➡️ deriv.link/4sLPxdB

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Split Congress in focus as markets get ready!

- could limit new tax cuts and spending but it won’t erase deficits or tariff risks.
- 👀 treasury yields and dollar. A sustained drop in both could potentially support gold.
- US markets face two key tests tonight -> ADP jobs and ISM Services PMI
- Analysts are looking at dollar, treasury yields and gold as they assess what the data means for Fed policy.

Gold slipped below $4,000 and the bounce didn’t hold. Old floor, new ceiling? 🤔

Prakash Bhudia maps the levels that would strengthen or weaken the breakdown. Read the full note ➡️ deriv.link/4A389YU

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Hedge funds sold about $20B of tech shares in 2 weeks. Most of the action was investors cutting what they owned. Existing holdings were sold at roughly 3.5 times the pace of new short bets, NDTV Profit reported, citing Goldman Sachs.

AI stocks saw a particularly sharp reversal. 5 days of selling wiped out cumulative net buying since early 2025!

Why does it matter? When big investors cut the same crowded stocks, prices can fall without fresh company bad news. That is often viewed as warning about selling pressure. It's however NOT a proof that #AI is finished, or that the next bounce will last.