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+2.14%
BTC
67,420
+0.62%
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5,684
+0.18%
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1.0842
−0.04%
OIL
81.40
+1.20%
JPY
157.04
+0.24%
NVDA
892.40
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Oats COT report: positioning by trader group

ZO · CFTC Legacy report, futures only · data as of Tue 1 Sep 2026 · published Fri 4 Sep · next Fri 2 Oct, 15:30 ET
Large speculators · percentile

Not enough weekly reports stored yet to rank this contract against its own history.

Positions by trader group

Trader groupLongShortNetWk chg% OI longpercentile1-yr
Large speculatorsNon-commercial traders737642+95023.5%n/a—
CommercialsHedgers and producers3891,543−1,154012.4%n/a—
Small tradersNon-reportable positions1,815756+1,059058.0%n/a—
Open interest 3,132Commercials usually sit opposite large speculators — that is hedging, not a view.
Large speculatorsNon-commercial traders
Percentile n/a
Long737Short642Net+95Wk chg0
CommercialsHedgers and producers
Percentile n/a
Long389Short1.5kNet−1.2kWk chg0
Small tradersNon-reportable positions
Percentile n/a
Long1.8kShort756Net+1.1kWk chg0

Open interest 3,132

One year of positioning

Large speculators net position (contracts) · dashed = 10th / 90th percentile of the weeks shown
percentile, every week · blue = long side · rose = short side
Large speculatorsThe weekly 3-year percentile appears once 156 weekly reports are stored.
CommercialsThe weekly 3-year percentile appears once 156 weekly reports are stored.
Small tradersThe weekly 3-year percentile appears once 156 weekly reports are stored.
Table view: all 73 weeks

This reading in context

  • Window high+1,742 · Tue 5 Nov 2024
  • Window low−1,522 · Tue 20 Aug 2024

Past extreme readings

Past extreme readings are ranked against three years of weekly reports; they appear once the history backfill has stored 156 weeks for this contract.

Weekly change, last 12 reports

2 Dec−8151 Sep

Large speculators have reduced their net position for 2 straight weeks.

Corn98thWheat (Chicago SRW)93rdWheat (Kansas City HRW)98thSoybeans100thSoybean oil88thRough rice80th

Positioning is descriptive: it shows where each group stands against its own history, not where price goes next. Crowded positions can stay crowded for months.

What the COT report is, and how to read it

What the COT report is

Every Friday the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) publishes who holds what in each regulated futures market, as of the previous Tuesday. The Legacy report groups traders into large speculators (non-commercial), commercials (hedgers and producers) and small traders (positions too small to report), so you can see which side each group is on.

Why a percentile, not the raw number

Contract counts mean little on their own: 18,000 contracts is a lot in silver and very little in the S&P 500. So each net position is ranked against the same contract’s own last 3 years (156 weekly reports). The 92nd percentile means more long than in 92% of those weeks. Where we hold fewer weeks, the page says so (“1-year percentile”).

How people read the extremes

Readings at or above the 90th percentile, or at or below the 10th, are rare by definition — the group is unusually one-sided. That describes positioning; it is not a forecast. Crowded positions can stay crowded for months.

What it can’t tell you

The data is three days old when published and covers futures only. It shows positions, not intentions or timing, and says nothing on its own about where price goes next.

Educational information, not investment advice. Positioning data: CFTC Commitments of Traders (Legacy report, futures only), via Financial Modeling Prep. Percentiles are computed by TradeEasy against each contract’s own history. Past positioning does not predict future prices.

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