They’re both called the long-short ratio, but the two metrics mean very different things. $HYPE The platform-wide account long-short ratio is 1.78:
This metric is based on the number of accounts, so it shows which side most people are on.
When the two metrics point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight. When they conflict, I usually trust the large-trader metric based on positions more. Anyone who knows their stuff want to weigh in?
This metric is based on the number of accounts, so it shows which side most people are on.
When the two metrics point in the same direction, the signal carries more weight. When they conflict, I usually trust the large-trader metric based on positions more. Anyone who knows their stuff want to weigh in?
