Open Interest
Open Interest measures the number of outstanding futures or options contracts that have not been closed or settled.
It reflects the level of participation and engagement in a market.
Interpreting Open Interest
Tracking open interest helps to:
• Gauge market participation
• Distinguish new positioning from liquidation
• Interpret price moves more accurately
Open interest and price dynamics
Rising open interest alongside price moves often signals increasing conviction.
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