In version 11.8 on the mobile end, Futubull has newly launched the daily short selling data for all US stocks, which has already been connected to the two largest exchange groups in the US in terms of trading volume: NASDAQ and NYSE. According to the NASDAQ Exchange, Futubull is the first domestic platform to access this data!
The change in stock price is influenced by the comparison of bullish and bearish forces. Tracking short sale data promptly can assist in understanding the changes in short interest and making investment decisions. In addition to the bi-weekly updated short interest data, Futubull has newly added daily updated short sale data for all US stocks this time, helping mooers easily track the updated changes in short sale data and make more timely investment decisions.
Now let's take a look together with Futubull below to see how to use this new feature, making it a powerful tool for investment assistance, and helping us gain more investment returns~
What is short selling?
Short selling refers to investors in the securities market borrowing a large amount of securities at a high price to sell on the market when the securities price is soaring. Then, they buy back the securities at a lower price after the securities price falls in the future, return the borrowed securities, and thus make a profit.
How to use short sale data to assist investment decisions?
One. Using Scenarios
Short sale analysis is one of the key indicators for analyzing stocks, which can assist investors in analyzing the market sentiment and potential performance of a particular stock. Mooers who like to go long can track short sale data to avoid stocks that may have a downward trend in stock price; mooers interested in short selling can identify stocks with excessively high short interest ratios to discover investment opportunities.
Second, understanding short sale data...