Sentiment Analysis with the Commitment of Traders Report
|Webinar hosted by MoneyShow.com in collaboration with FXstreet.com Gonçalo Moreira shows you how you can turn the raw data provided by the CFTC each Friday into meaningful indicators that can indicate a shift in sentiment or even to trigger a trade entry or exit. Currency COT charts are particularly useful because you can use them to infer sentiment in related markets. For example, a falling USD/CAD is likely bullish for oil, while a falling AUD/USD is probably bad for gold.
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