They’re both called the long/short ratio, but the two measurement methods mean very different things. $ONE : Top traders’ long/short ratio by positions: 1.09.
This is based on position size among top accounts, showing which side big money is betting on.
When the two measures point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight; when they diverge, the position-based measure for top traders is often more trusted. What about you—would you make a move or stay on the sidelines?
This is based on position size among top accounts, showing which side big money is betting on.
When the two measures point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight; when they diverge, the position-based measure for top traders is often more trusted. What about you—would you make a move or stay on the sidelines?