To The Moon

– Nikkei extended its slide, falling for a third straight session on Monday; the Nikkei 225 is down 1.3% to 53,138.42 at midday break for the Tokyo Stock Exchange. – Index has now dropped over 9% since U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran began more than two weeks ago, with the conflict spreading regionally and disrupting petroleum shipments via the Strait of Hormuz. – Brief intraday rebound followed comments from U.S. President Trump, who said he is urging other nations to help secure shipping routes. – Japan is unlikely to deploy naval vessels, per PM Sanae Takaichi, reinforcing concerns over prolonged energy supply risk (Reuters, 16 March). – Yen weakened toward 160/USD, prompting Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama to signal readiness for decisive market action (dpa-AFX, 16 March). – Ris

📊 See how the put moves alongside HSI March futures: 🔗 Put 96LW: https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/96LW

📌 See how they alongside the S&P 500 index futures! 📈 Call S&P 7000MBeCW260918 (ITEW) : https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/warrantterms/ITEW 📉 Put S&P 5800MBePW260918 (9GPW) : https://www.warrants.com.sg/tools/warrantterms/9GPW

📊 Did you know that the SIMSCI futures remains the most liquid equity index futures contract tracking the broad performance of the large and mid-cap segments of the Singapore market? 🏦 Consisting of 17 constituents such as DBS, OCBC, UOB and Singtel, SIMSCI also includes international-listed companies Sea and Grab - of which the latter two stocks are not covered by the Straits Times Index 🔍 The live SIMSCI futures level can be found on our home page under "Live index futures prices" 📈 Investors keen to take a view on the broad Singapore index may therefore wish to consider using SIMSCI warrants, of which one can track the movements alongside the SIMSCI futures using the live matrix tool 💥 As warrants move in greater magnitude than their underlyings, trending SIMSCI call warrant HUKW (https

💎Crude palm oil play $Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ r is one of the rare stocks that traded in the green amid the broad market carnage since the outbreak of the Middle East war ✳The stock is up 4.3% this month, while trending Wilmar call warrant $Wilmar MB eCW260630(ZFIW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/ZFIW) has climbed 15.4% to SGD 0.015. There are no trending put warrants available over Wilmar ↔Tensions in the Middle East have led to a sharp narrowing of the palm oil-gas oil (PO-GO) spread, increasing the likelihood of Indonesia implementing their B50 grade of palm oil-based biodiesel (Reuters, 9 Mar) 🌪Additionally, chances of an El Niño developing in 2H26 appear to be rising, with estimates

🛤Macquarie's index warrants track the movement of the index futures. In the case of Nikkei225 Index warrants, they track the Nikkei225 futures contract listed on SGX. As the current March futures contract approaches its expiry this Friday, Macquarie's Nikkei225 Index warrants will switch to follow the June futures from today. 👀See how our trending $Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ warrants move alongside the June futures contract here: ✳Call $NKY 59000MBeCW260612(V3XW.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/V3XW ✴Put $NKY 47000MBePW260612(FRDW.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/FRDW

This morning, Japan's $Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ leads the Asian market rebound with a 4% gain to 54,620 as of 925AM after crude oil fell below the USD 90 level (after trading within whiskers of the USD 120 level yesterday morning) on the back of US President Trump's signal that the ongoing conflict with Iran would resolve “very soon” Trump said that he did not believe the conflict would be over this week, but insisted the operation was ahead of schedule Call warrants across various stocks and indices rose as much as 120% this morning on the broad market rebound ​​​​​​​ Meanwhile, cross-asset volatility showed little sign of easing — with a market risk indicator hovering near levels seen when Trump unveiled global tariffs last year (

See how the new HSI call and put warrants follow the movements of the HSI futures index, live: ✳Call $HSI 26800MBeCW260429(5V2W.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/5V2W ✴Put $HSI 22800MBePW260429(NDJW.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/NDJW

🔃Markets are paring some losses, led by the $Hang Seng Index - main 2603(HSImain)$ March futures that has bounced 2% from its morning low of 24,700 to trade 1.7% lower at 25,144 🔺Some Hong Kong stocks such as $BYD COMPANY(01211)$ (+2%, HKD 96.60) and $MEITUAN-W(03690)$ (+1.6%, HKD 78.10) are even trading in positive territory as of 145PM 📰The bounce comes on the back of news reported by the Financial Times that the Group of Seven finance ministers will discuss a possible joint release of oil from reserves co-ordinated with the International Energy Agency 📞Three G-7 countries, including the US, have reportedly expressed support for the strategy, with the mi

📉With today's carnage in markets, you may find the offer spreads on many warrants being widened due to warrant deltas changing dramatically. 🚨Some put warrants may have become very deep in-of-the-money (typically with delta above 85%), while call warrants would have become very far out-of-the-money (typically with delta less than 10%) given today's plunge in stock/index levels ↔When this happens, you would notice that the offer spreads of warrants have been widened to discourage investors from buying these warrants e.g. HSI March call $HSI 28200MBeCW260330(OWIW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/OWIW) 👉Investors interested in buying should consider warrants on tight spreads instead e.g. HSI April call