❗️🇺🇸#bonds #us #short
hedge funds' aggregate short position in US bonds continues to hit record level
hedge funds' aggregate short position in US bonds continues to hit record level
🌎#commodity #short #markets #poll
global fund managers have significantly reduced their long positions in commodity markets — BofA's July survey
global fund managers have significantly reduced their long positions in commodity markets — BofA's July survey
🌎#stocks #short #sentiment #poll
individual investors are bullish on stocks, while global fund managers continue to hold a bearish sentiment — BofA's July survey
individual investors are bullish on stocks, while global fund managers continue to hold a bearish sentiment — BofA's July survey
❗️✴️#crypto #markets #short
at present, certain Grayscale trusts are trading at a premium to the market, reaching several hundred percent — Coinglass
#GBTC
at present, certain Grayscale trusts are trading at a premium to the market, reaching several hundred percent — Coinglass
#GBTC
⚠️🇺🇸#TSLA #short
Tesla short interest ratio (% of the free float) = min since 2010 = significant reason for further decline.
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Sentimentrader: every time Tesla has gapped down 5% or more to a 6-month low, it rebounded strongly over the next 30 days.
Tesla short interest ratio (% of the free float) = min since 2010 = significant reason for further decline.
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Sentimentrader: every time Tesla has gapped down 5% or more to a 6-month low, it rebounded strongly over the next 30 days.
Forwarded from Scorpi18 | Investment Adviser
❗️🇨🇳#stocks #china #history #short
Sentimentrader: recently, a rare event was observed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, only having occurred five times since the turn of the century: the ratio of rising to falling stocks exceeded 3:1 over a span of 10 trading days. Historically, this marker has indicated the end of a bear market.
the level of short positions in Chinese stocks is approaching historical highs (around 50%), which could signal a reduction in bearish sentiment.
Sentimentrader: recently, a rare event was observed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, only having occurred five times since the turn of the century: the ratio of rising to falling stocks exceeded 3:1 over a span of 10 trading days. Historically, this marker has indicated the end of a bear market.
the level of short positions in Chinese stocks is approaching historical highs (around 50%), which could signal a reduction in bearish sentiment.