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How to use traders' sentiment data in your trading strategy
When the majority of traders are positioned in one direction, it may signal a potential reversal point as markets often move against the crowd.
Understand market psychology by analyzing how retail traders are positioned during different market conditions and price levels.
Use sentiment extremes to identify higher probability trade setups and adjust your position sizing accordingly.
Learn how professional traders use sentiment data
When buy/sell ratios reach extreme levels (above 70% or below 30%), it often precedes market reversals as the crowd becomes overextended.
Rapid changes in sentiment can indicate shifts in market momentum and potential breakout opportunities.
When price makes new highs/lows but sentiment doesn't confirm, it may signal weakening momentum and potential reversals.
Our sentiment data is calculated based on the real positions opened byLitrofinancialgrowth traders across all account types. The percentage represents the proportion of traders currently holding long positions versus short positions for each instrument.
The sentiment data is updated every 5 minutes to provide you with the most current view of trader positioning. Historical data is available for analysis going back 6 months.
Not necessarily. While extreme sentiment can be a useful contrarian indicator, it's important to consider other factors like price action, fundamentals, and technical analysis. Sentiment is just one tool in a trader's toolkit.
Our sentiment data primarily reflects retail trader positioning. Institutional traders often have different motivations and time horizons, which is why their positioning may differ from retail sentiment.
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