On the supply side, the secondary reduction in long-term investor positions initiated over the past two months was temporarily halted, with a slight increase in holdings. This has been matched by a slight reduction in short-term investor holdings. However, this is not enough to form a trend. The cost line for short-term investors is $63,500, a profit of about 5%.

Investors are showing mixed signals in their positions, with a temporary pause in long-term investor reductions and a slight decrease in short-term holdings. The current cost line for short-term investors indicates a potential profit margin. It will be interesting to see if these fluctuations develop into a more defined trend in the near future.