Gold volatility Vs. Open interest

Gold volatility Vs. Gold open interest.

Open Interest

How to look at open interest in the COT report.

For example: this is bullish gold:

Large Speculators (“Smart Money”) hold an informational edge over other traders as far as fundamental supply-and-demand statistics are concerned. “Smart Money” is trend-leading. 

- Commercial Hedgers (“Dumb Money”) 

- Small Traders (“Dumb Money”) 

- Large Speculators (“Smart Money”)

Open interest in Gold

Open interest shows that this is likely the bottom in gold. 

 

Oil Open Interest Vs. Oil Price

Open interest (link 2) in oil is a leading indicator for the oil price as it tells us whether there is money flowing into the sector or not. 

By checking out the Open Interest of various commodities, we can roughly gauge their price trend.

As Open Interest increases, more money is moving into the futures contract and vice versa. Open Interest represents the total number of open contracts and volume is the total number of contracts that have changed hands in a one-day trading session. It is important that observe the relationship between open interest and volume. By using open interest, traders are able to forecast the trends and momentum opportunities, and also augur the market timing on trades. According to the theoretical base, rising in volume and open interest reveal the continued movement up or down. In other words, when the volume and open interest decline, the theory perceived that the momentum and movement are decelerating, and the direction of prices will soon reverse.

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