Forex Ninja

After showing mixed results in October, forex players cranked up the volume last month, thanks to game-changing market catalysts. Here are the November metrics.

Large speculators boosted the value of net long bets on the Greenback yet again. And the latest COT forex positioning report reveals that the Greenback advanced against most of its peers, but mainly at the expense of the Japanese yen.

After dipping last week, the value of net long bets on the Greenback increased again. And the latest COT report from the CFTC reveals that the Greenback’s advance was broad-based. The Greenback continued to lose ground to the pound, though.

Has it really been months since I last gave y’all an update on intermarket correlations? Here’s what’s been goin’ on in the charts since then!

After 7 consecutive weeks of increases, the value of net long bets on the the Greenback finally took a hit. And the latest COT report reveals that the slide in Greenback demand was pretty broad-based. The Greenback still managed to take ground from the yen, though.

Net favorable bets on the Greenback increased for the seventh consecutive week. However, the latest COT report from the CFTC reveals that the Greenback advanced mainly against the Japanese yen, but had a mixed performance overall.

Forex trading activity had a really solid run in September, but market players were unable to sustain these volumes in the following month. Here are October’s metrics.

Net bullish bets on the Greenback increased for the sixth week running. And the latest COT report reveals that demand for the Greenback was more broad-based, since the Greenback only lost ground to the Aussie and the pound.

Large speculators increased their net bullish bets on the Greenback for the fifth week running, but the latest COT report reveals that the Greenback had a mixed performance overall, advancing mainly at the expense of the euro.

The Greenback enjoyed a pickup in the value of net long positions for the FOURTH week in a row, extending its positive streak to a month already. Which market themes were in play?