Tom McClellan(@McClellanOsc):The chart by @MacroCharts shows an inverse correlation. It would work better if the red plot were flipped upside down to show a positive correlation. Here is an example, using the commercials' net position. Notice also that allowing the plots to intrude into the vertical space of each other, but without stepping on each other, uses more of the chart space for data, allowing the viewer to better see the details vs. having each plot get its own segregated portion of the overall chart.

Tom McClellan

@McClellanOsc

Technical Analyst - Editor of The McClellan Market Report. Trying to figure out stock market physics, and to leave my campsite cleaner than how I found it.

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Tom McClellan@McClellanOsc

2026.09.19 14:27

The chart by @MacroCharts shows an inverse correlation. It would work better if the red plot were flipped upside down to show a positive correlation. Here is an example, using the commercials' net position. Notice also that allowing the plots to intrude into the vertical space of each other, but without stepping on each other, uses more of the chart space for data, allowing the viewer to better see the details vs. having each plot get its own segregated portion of the overall chart.