Large player Positions for CAD, CHF, GBP, JPY, EUR, AUD 1/23/18
Hello everyone I have decided to share my analysis of the release of the U.S. COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION weekly report.
Every week I will break down the long format of the CFTC's report and translate it into short hand for people trading Forex. This weekly
report will detail what large speculators such as hedge funds and banks are doing in the market so we can compare
our own ideas and strategies against what larger institutions who consistently make a profit are doing.
For example if you think you should short the EUR/USD but last week the guys at the big boy's table just dumped 2 trillion in
short positions and opened 1.8 trillion in long positions and on top of that the big players are already 26 trillion long to
11 trillion short. It would be nice to have such information before you bet against the great minds at Goldman Sachs
and all those hedge fund geniuses.
All positions are correlated to the US dollar. These positions only include entity's within the United States such as Goldman Sachs and other large speculators.
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EUR (format in trillion Euro's )
Total
32 long
14 short
Last week
+0.32 Short
+0.97 long
Outlook:
Long term: Strong Buy
Short term: medium Buy
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GBP (format in trillions GBP)
6.2 Long
4.1 Short
Last week
+0.9 long
+0.5 short
Outlook:
Long term: medium buy
Short term: medium buy
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CAD (format in trillions CAD)
6.9 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0.8 long
+0.2 short
Outlook:
Long term: Low buy
Short term: medium buy
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CHF (format in trillions CHF)
1.7 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0 long
+0.12 short
Outlook:
Long term: strong sell
Short term: strong sell
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JPY (format in trillions JPY)
465 Long
2001 Short
Last week
-11 long
+32 short
Outlook:
Long term:very strong sell
Short term:very strong sell
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AUD (format in trillions AUD)
6.3 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0.13 long
+0.06 short
Outlook:
Long term: medium Buy
Short term: medium Buy
Every week I will break down the long format of the CFTC's report and translate it into short hand for people trading Forex. This weekly
report will detail what large speculators such as hedge funds and banks are doing in the market so we can compare
our own ideas and strategies against what larger institutions who consistently make a profit are doing.
For example if you think you should short the EUR/USD but last week the guys at the big boy's table just dumped 2 trillion in
short positions and opened 1.8 trillion in long positions and on top of that the big players are already 26 trillion long to
11 trillion short. It would be nice to have such information before you bet against the great minds at Goldman Sachs
and all those hedge fund geniuses.
All positions are correlated to the US dollar. These positions only include entity's within the United States such as Goldman Sachs and other large speculators.
==========================
EUR (format in trillion Euro's )
Total
32 long
14 short
Last week
+0.32 Short
+0.97 long
Outlook:
Long term: Strong Buy
Short term: medium Buy
==========================
GBP (format in trillions GBP)
6.2 Long
4.1 Short
Last week
+0.9 long
+0.5 short
Outlook:
Long term: medium buy
Short term: medium buy
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CAD (format in trillions CAD)
6.9 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0.8 long
+0.2 short
Outlook:
Long term: Low buy
Short term: medium buy
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CHF (format in trillions CHF)
1.7 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0 long
+0.12 short
Outlook:
Long term: strong sell
Short term: strong sell
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JPY (format in trillions JPY)
465 Long
2001 Short
Last week
-11 long
+32 short
Outlook:
Long term:very strong sell
Short term:very strong sell
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AUD (format in trillions AUD)
6.3 Long
4.6 Short
Last week
+0.13 long
+0.06 short
Outlook:
Long term: medium Buy
Short term: medium Buy
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