CFTC COT report data for WTI and BRENT
hi, im new here and a little bit confused
question for traders who use COT reports for data analysys
i downloaded cot report from cftc web cite and trying to figure out what it is
im interested in OIL but seems like there many data related to it
i need to know which data exectly represent Open interest and etc of WTI and BRENT crude oils
here some example that make me confused
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET-WTI - ICE FUTURES EUROPE
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
WTI CRUDE OIL CALENDAR SWAP - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
BRENT CRUDE OIL LAST DAY - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
CRUDE OIL CAL SPREAD OPT FIN - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
Your question is far too detailed for a simple answer in this forum. I suggest you google "CFTC COT explained" - there are loads of articles on the net that will answer your question perfectly.
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hi, im new here and a little bit confused
question for traders who use COT reports for data analysys
i downloaded cot report from cftc web cite and trying to figure out what it is
im interested in OIL but seems like there many data related to it
i need to know which data exectly represent Open interest and etc of WTI and BRENT crude oils
here some example that make me confused
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET-WTI - ICE FUTURES EUROPE
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
WTI CRUDE OIL CALENDAR SWAP - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
BRENT CRUDE OIL LAST DAY - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
CRUDE OIL CAL SPREAD OPT FIN - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
The COT report provides the data broken down to 4 different types of traders:
Dealer/Intermediary - typically "sell-side" and include large banks (both US and non US) and dealers in swaps, securities and other derivatives.Asset Manager/Institutional - typically "buy-side" and include pension funds, insurance companies etc'.
Leveraged Funds - typically "buy-side" and include hedge funds and money managers such as CTAs (registered commodity trading advisors) and CPOs (registered commodity pool operators) or unregistered funds as identified by the CFTC.
Other Reportables - typically "buy-side" and include reportable traders that that do not fit into none of the first three categories.
you can use this sait for Analysis :cotbase & myfxbook
The COT report provides the data broken down to 4 different types of traders:
Dealer/Intermediary - typically "sell-side" and include large banks (both US and non US) and dealers in swaps, securities and other derivatives.Asset Manager/Institutional - typically "buy-side" and include pension funds, insurance companies etc'.
Leveraged Funds - typically "buy-side" and include hedge funds and money managers such as CTAs (registered commodity trading advisors) and CPOs (registered commodity pool operators) or unregistered funds as identified by the CFTC.
Other Reportables - typically "buy-side" and include reportable traders that that do not fit into none of the first three categories.
you can use this sait for Analysis :cotbase & myfxbook
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hi, im new here and a little bit confused
question for traders who use COT reports for data analysys
i downloaded cot report from cftc web cite and trying to figure out what it is
im interested in OIL but seems like there many data related to it
i need to know which data exectly represent Open interest and etc of WTI and BRENT crude oils
here some example that make me confused
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET-WTI - ICE FUTURES EUROPE
CRUDE OIL, LIGHT SWEET - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
WTI CRUDE OIL CALENDAR SWAP - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
BRENT CRUDE OIL LAST DAY - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
CRUDE OIL CAL SPREAD OPT FIN - NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE