Gold and Silver CoTs will likely show continued improvement on Friday As gold continues to break down from the beer flag its Commitments of Traders
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Gold & Silver Commitments of Traders
The gold and silver CoT data improved nicely this week And this was on Tuesday, before the metals got the majority of this week’s bearish
Gold & Silver CoT
Still no notable movement in the Gold and Silver CoT The Commitments of Traders for gold show large Specs net selling and shorting, and Commercials
Gold & Silver Commitments of Traders
Gold and Silver CoT data continue moderately improving Gold saw large Specs and Commercials basically in a wash, with a common theme a reduction in
Gold & Silver Commitments of Traders
In NFTRH 636 we noted.. “Unfortunately, the gold and silver Commitments of Traders data are not offering positive signals. While neither is a show stopper,
About the Silver CoT Setup
A screenshot from NFTRH 630: Silver bugs want to see this get fixed, plain and simple. If you hear any excuse making or worse, accusations
Gold and Silver CoT [w/ edit]
Here is how they shook out as of Tuesday the 31st. Gold open interest continued to diminish as large Specs sold way more than they
CoT Data for the 3 Metallic Amigos
Why not add copper to the CoT readings since it is an important Amigo for indicating cyclical reflation trades? Note that these are just the
About That Gold CoT…
As you probably know, I’ve occasionally posted and interpreted the gold Commitments of Traders data noting its high risk signals for months (most recently here).
Gold and Silver CoT Remain a Concern
Just reading it as I see it, folks. Gold commitments of traders saw the specs press long and the commercials press short. Silver saw specs
Thoughts on the Gold and Silver CoT
Gold and silver Commitments of Traders printed this week in just about as high risk a situation as they’ve been in since the gold price
Gold and Silver CoT Improvement, as Expected
With the recent price slams in both gold and silver you just knew that the large specs were puking ’em up and the commercial traders