They’re both called the long-short ratio, but the two calculation methods mean very different things. $MAGIC Large traders’ long-short ratio by positions: 1.27:
This is the large-trader measure calculated by position size, reflecting which side the money is betting on.
When the two measures point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight. When they conflict, I generally trust the large-trader measure based on positions more. How would you respond?
This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
This is the large-trader measure calculated by position size, reflecting which side the money is betting on.
When the two measures point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight. When they conflict, I generally trust the large-trader measure based on positions more. How would you respond?
This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.