The chart below suggests that futures speculators have grown more bullish on stocks (top panel), and bearish on treasuries (bottom panel) of late; supporting other technical evidence that maybe (i.e., absolutely no guarantees!) the current correction is nearing its bottom:
Sunday, December 16, 2018
Bonus Chart of the Day
Each week I track the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) Commitment of Traders (COT) reports, across currencies, commodities and financial markets to get a feel for what some of the world's most sophisticated traders think of the near-term prospects for various asset classes.
The chart below suggests that futures speculators have grown more bullish on stocks (top panel), and bearish on treasuries (bottom panel) of late; supporting other technical evidence that maybe (i.e., absolutely no guarantees!) the current correction is nearing its bottom:

The chart below suggests that futures speculators have grown more bullish on stocks (top panel), and bearish on treasuries (bottom panel) of late; supporting other technical evidence that maybe (i.e., absolutely no guarantees!) the current correction is nearing its bottom:
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