Rare rule-based classifications when reported trader groups are at opposing range extremes
This page shows the strictest classifications by requiring ALL THREE trader types to be at EXTREME levels (95/5) in alignment.
For non-equity markets: Bullish requires Commercials ≥95%, Large Specs ≤5%, Small Traders ≤5%. The commercial-low classification requires the opposite. Rarity does not establish reliability or predict a reversal.
| Market | Category | Commercials | Large Spec | Small Traders | Trade Setup |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand Dollar (NZD) | Currencies | 97.84% | 2.53% | 3.71% | Bullish Sentiment |
This page finds moments when all three reported trader groups are at opposing extremes simultaneously. It is a descriptive screen based on fixed rules, not a validated trading strategy.
The COT Index converts raw net positions into a 0-100 min/max range position over the selected history. A reading of 95 means the current value is 95% of the distance from that window's minimum to maximum; it does not mean it exceeds 95% of all observations.
Because all three groups must be at opposing range extremes at the same time, these classifications appear infrequently. The bar charts show each market's current range position; no turning-point or future-return claim should be inferred.