The first aspect of bullish Masukura refers to that in a day's trading, the more funds invested, the more funds bought up, accounting for about 80% of the total funds.

The second aspect of short position refers to the fact that in one day's trading, the short-selling funds reached about 80%, which means that buying falling funds has an absolute advantage.

It is certain that bulls are equal to bears.

However, the price is uncertain. If many people are optimistic about the market outlook, then buying is strong. For example, if you bid 1, I bid 2 and he bids 3, the price will be higher and higher, forming a bull market, that is, the transaction will be made at the selling price. On the contrary, it is a short market.