As an analyst using technical analysis, you observe a put–call ratio of 0.25. What does this indicate?
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The put-call ratio is a measure of the volume of put options traded relative to call options. A ratio below 1 indicates that more call options are being traded than put options, suggesting bullish sentiment. Show more…
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