Weekly · Commitments of Traders
COT report: 9 markets side by side
How the big funds are positioned in the US futures on our nine markets, from the CFTC's weekly Commitments of Traders report. Each market is placed on its own 3-year scale, so you can see at a glance where funds are unusually long or short. Positions as of Tue 3 Nov 2026; the next report is due Mon 16 Nov at 3:30 PM ET (20:30 UTC).
Where the big funds sit against their own 3-year range
● now · ○ a week earlier. 0 = the big funds' most bearish week in 3 years, 100 = their most bullish. Markets with less than 3 years of reports are shown without an index.
Every market
How to read it
Each card shows the net position (long minus short contracts) of the group most often read as speculative: managed money in gold, silver and WTI oil, leveraged funds in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, the US 500 and the US 100. Teal means net long, purple net short.
The COT index places this week's net position between the lowest (0) and highest (100) of the last 156 weekly reports. It is Swiftedge's own calculation. It makes markets of very different sizes comparable: near 100, funds are about as long as they have been in 3 years; near 0, about as short. That is context, not a forecast.
These are the regulated US futures markets (CME, COMEX and NYMEX), not the perpetual futures markets shown live in Swiftedge Depth. In crypto, funds are often short futures as one leg of a basis trade, so a net short there does not have to mean they expect a fall.
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FAQ
What is the COT report?
The Commitments of Traders report from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) shows each week how different groups of traders are positioned in US futures markets, from hedge funds to producers and banks.
When is the next COT report?
Each Tuesday's positions are published on Friday at 3:30 PM ET, or later in weeks with a US holiday. The next report is due Mon 16 Nov at 3:30 PM ET (20:30 UTC).
Why are Solana and XRP shown without a COT index?
Their US futures have reported positions only since 2025. The index needs 3 years (156 weekly reports), so it appears once there is enough history.
Which trader group is shown?
Managed money for gold, silver and WTI oil; leveraged funds for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, the US 500 and the US 100: in each case the group most often read as speculative positioning.