This combination of 'price, volume, and open interest' indicates that both bulls and bears are in a state of observation, with both sides reducing trading volume. The increase in open interest and rising prices suggest that the bulls are actively opening positions.
Although the bulls are relatively optimistic about the future market trends, there is insufficient trading willingness, which also indicates that the bulls do not have a strong grip. While there may be subsequent price increases, the magnitude of the increase may not be as large as that of the first combination of 'price, volume, and open interest'.
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This combination of 'price, volume, and open interest' is often a precursor to a major market movement. At this point, the combined effect of the forces from both bulls and bears, along with external market factors, brings the market to a dynamic balance.
The decrease in trading volume is due to the stabilization of price fluctuation ranges, making short-term trading unprofitable. However, the increase in open interest means that the divergence in market outlook between bulls and bears is widening, and the financial confrontation between both sides is gradually escalating. Since the outcome of the divergence in views on the market trend remains unclear, both sides are unwilling to concede, each increasing their positions and neither party willing to break the deadlock first, all waiting for the final breakthrough. Once this market situation erupts, an intermediate market trend will emerge, so investors should manage their funds properly.