$SOL ｜Market-wide long/short account ratio: 2.7｜Long 73% / Short 27.1%
Before discussing funds, let’s first clarify the market-wide long/short account ratio.
The total number of long and short positions across the entire market is always equal. When the long/short account ratio is greater than 1, it only means that long positions are spread across more accounts, while short positions are concentrated in fewer accounts.
I use the long/short ratio as a supplementary indicator, but mainly focus on price structure and trading volume.
Indicators can fail, so risk management is essential: thinking in advance about what to do if you’re wrong is more important than guessing correctly.
My views may be wrong at any time. Trade at your own risk.
Before discussing funds, let’s first clarify the market-wide long/short account ratio.
The total number of long and short positions across the entire market is always equal. When the long/short account ratio is greater than 1, it only means that long positions are spread across more accounts, while short positions are concentrated in fewer accounts.
I use the long/short ratio as a supplementary indicator, but mainly focus on price structure and trading volume.
Indicators can fail, so risk management is essential: thinking in advance about what to do if you’re wrong is more important than guessing correctly.
My views may be wrong at any time. Trade at your own risk.