Put-Call Ratio
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| A ratio of the trading volume of put options to call options. It is used to gauge investor sentiment. A high volume of puts compared to calls indicates a bearish sentiment in the market. |
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Position Limits Each stock is assigned a numerical limit based on its trading volume. The exam will give ... Volume The amount of trading activity associated with a given security during a period of time. Stock ... Indicator Used in the context of general equities, a technical or fundamental measurement used to forecast the ... | ||
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