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Tag Archives: commitment of traders
Price-Volume Ratio Identifies Reversals
Sometimes the simplest ideas work the best. Before market peaks, shares typically transition from strong (institutional) hands to weak (retail) hands. Before market troughs, shares usually move from weak hands back into strong hands. Both of these scenarios result in … Continue reading
Use Sector Confirmation to Improve Your Trading Results
Analyzing the technical and/or fundamental characteristics of an individual security is obviously a requirement before investing. However, very few traders go the extra mile and evaluate the characteristics of the market sector as well. Using sector confirmation can help you … Continue reading
Posted in COT Analysis, Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Commentary, Market Timing, SWAMI Charts, Trade Analysis
Tagged commitment of traders, COT, COT analysis, futures, Swami, Swami chart
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Everybody Loves Fridays
We all use economic, fundamental, and/or technical data to gain insight into market movements. Some data may appear to lead the market, but there is often no plausible explanation for their supposed predictive abilities. This can be disconcerting for a … Continue reading
Look at the Big Picture
We all have a few favorite technical indicators. However, almost all technical indicators calculate indicator values for a specific look-back period and then plot those values over time. With this approach, we can only analyze one look-back period at a … Continue reading
Trade With the Experts
How would you like to know the current and historical positions of knowledgeable experts, with proven track records in almost every market – for free? Very few traders take advantage of this resource provided weekly by the Commodity Futures Trading … Continue reading
Follow the Corporate Insiders
One of my favorite indicators is based on the commitment of traders (COT) data, which I discussed in the article titled “Trade with the Experts.” In that article I stated that using the COT indicator “is almost like trading with … Continue reading →