Directional bias refers to a trader’s or analyst’s overarching market stance—bullish, bearish, or neutral—shaping decisions on entries, exits, and risk. It filters noise, aligns strategies with predicted price movement, and prevents impulsive reactions. Hedge funds, day traders, and portfolio managers use it to set position sizing and stop-losses. Ultimately, anyone seeking structured, confident trading benefits from defining this clear market perspective.
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