$SKHYNIX Short is out of cards in this round—most of the large player’s position, nearly 70%, is stacked on the long side. The long-versus-short positioning ratio is pushed to more than double, and all the heavy bets are piled on one side. After seven hours, the large accounts’ activity jumps another 20%; the share of accounts across the whole venue is only just over half, yet the large accounts’ position is forced up to 70%. No need to point out who’s controlling the action. The chips are held by only a few—going forward, it’s going to be a time when the shorts get beaten.