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and understand however when you when you actually spend some
was a bit of a long one but I just wanted to make everything
will actually rise and that's when we know we want to be the
time on it which I would highly recommend just go through all
seeing for example more JPY shorts less JPY longs see does
can always look at so guys that's it for this lesson it
these reports link also to your charts as well so you if you're
confusing at first because there's a lot to actually grasp
and you're going to have really clean order flow and when you
this actually translate into the market it's not going to do
extra confirmations that you need to look at might be a bit
relate this to your technicals you'll be really able to
and there's more orders you're going to see that this number
market at the time because you're getting that them orders
November time when liquidity in the market actually builds up
it's a volatility indicator however what we actually mean
number is less than eight it shows low volatility in the
because we got 5. 27 therefore we can imply that the market
reading we're getting 5. 27 now what have we just said if the
this chart onto perhaps September or October and
Therefore using this information you must understand
to be careful and reduce the risk in the market. If we push
market by volatility it says volatility volatility because
is liquidity you know how much how many orders are going
through into the market and everything like that. So
has low volatility as expected during the summer markets.
as clear as possible so guys take care and I'll see you in
here EuroFX Vics the main part that we're going to be looking
at is the chart right here in this case at the moment it's
it in. Once you get that open you've got the main area right
straight away and this is the link for it if you want to type
100% of the time however this is sort of an indicator that we
something that you could look at weekly but personally I
shows good volatility. Now where can I find this? So you
type in Barchart. com again. Obviously now now guys you can
volatility in the market. If the number is than eight it
report is more of a weekly thing. However, because the
see how useful this this website actually is and you
understand it well so yeah guys all this is is simply just some
trade? If the number is less than eight it shows low
type in the Euro FX Vix and it should come up on Google
your bias. Um so as you can tell from the open interest
volatile the markets are at the moment and is it a good time to
drastically every single week. So, Um so yeah the COT report
before you get into any of that and have these two
Now what this is is simply a chart or a number to show how
you you would usually type this contract in as a dollar EVZ.
it's only really effective on the higher time frame whether
trying to get a grip on fundamentals at the time. So as
confirmations as simply just an extra step. They will confirm
I said from the start we're going to be looking at the open
attractive to investments therefore you may see euro
would usually look at it monthly and when I'm really
institutions are doing in their open positions. Now the
it be six month, 3 month, whatever type. Um but the COT
using both the open interest and commitment of traders
buys that's when you'll start to see this open interest go
because once you once you're in this consolidation area the
So like I've said how to use these confirmations overall
So for this we use something called the Euro FX Vix. Um you
contracts are so large, you can't expect it to change
report can help long term understanding of what
then the change of the shift in trend when you start to see the
back up.
interest will drop and then eventually rise when you start
sales that have continued at this point the open interest
to see the buys happening. The reason it will drop is be is
therefore the euro contract and bonds or whatever it is is more
start to buy obviously I'm not saying that right now but this
is going to drop as well. Once you get that drop in line and
it's coming towards the end of August in 2021 and this the
at that point whether this was spurred on by fundamentals at
interest commitment of traders and also volatility indicator.
important thing here is to already have a directional bias
interest in for the euro contract is building up
you can see right there you've got the different ranges right
open interest is for the sale buyers and that's exactly what
because we're looking for sales we can only assume that that
for that is going to drop. So what does that mean? The line
interest is increasing at that time and what can we expect
therefore so you're not going to understand whether it's
the contract amount is increasing and the open
that now if you were trading during that time and you saw
is what you can expect if we start to see that happen
the monetary policies actually play out like that and you
the time in terms of interest rates in terms of other types
thing you could have done is to actually look at this open
price eventually started to sell off completely for the
buyers for example whether this is increasing interest rates
expected to see or to keep on seeing sales one of important
interest graph and see what was going on as soon as you start
to see this open interest start to spike up what does that mean
a change in fundamentals and for some reason we expect
happened now how to use this now if we start to see a change
options that you've got there. Um in this case I've looked at
research on it but for some reason the euro sold completely
there. We've chosen the six month time frames to have a
there. So how do we actually use the open interest line? So
euro. Now I can't remember exactly because I have to do my
going to show and represent is what happens at certain stages
in a graphic form right here. And the way to do that is you
as you can see right here we're on the six month time frame. As
you search and then you open up the chart through here press
type in commitment of traders and that would come up right
to all at the bottom over here we've got the COT data So
press that plus study sign. When you go onto it you just
the October 1 the November one the December that keeps on
from one of one of the videos where we briefly went over
relevant to this time you know we're at the end of August and
refreshing every single month but because this is the most
is a September 2021, then that renews you've got you've got
add is go to the study area right here add in open interest
that's going on in the economy and do not use this as the
full chart and this is where you get up what you've got to
comparing different types of economies so if if you can see
remember how we had all of this in number form. You can have it
moving on to the second part that we were looking at was
amount of interest in that market and the amount of orders
the Euro FX September 2021 contract. So if you remember
and that will come up the open interest line is that pink line
Barchart. com there's different types of contracts so this one
we'll look at so when you open up the chart so this is when
we're getting into September right now that's the one that
building up for buys or the sales so you just understand
of monetary policies clearly there's there's a reason for
simple go to because a lot it can be very misleading
Barchart. com and then at the up or down one of any of the
spreadshears on futures then you can look at the different
open interest so as I've explained it just shows the
cleaner and then of course got all the data right there now
got to always look back to your other resources and everything
longer term perspective. Now what the open interest line is
that are going through so the way you look for this is go on
how the market is moving where all the orders are going
that more JPY contracts are being sold and then for example
look at fundamental bias the other factors that we look at
you can assume that EuroJPY will be buying however you've
through and also put into perspective when you're
monetary policy or whatever this is the more important
it's just going to be this obviously shown it just a bit
thing but the COT report is a great way to actually quantify
know intra day and on the one hour time frame for example. In
terms of the second website that we use this is if you want
here you've got Euro more contracts are being bought then
report but when it comes to understanding it they see oh
in the market. Now right here we got to a certain stage where
long long period of time so it's not going to help you you
so just type that in obviously to Google or whatever it use
change in in contracts as well. And of course when you actually
sometimes because these are contracts that happen over a
okay now we've got more JPY contracts as shorts rather than
I even moved on move on to the second page but a COT report is
actually move the markets of course is going to be that
they are longing and this is what we need to as you can see
what a lot of retail traders do is they know about this COT
buyers therefore I should keep on shorting keep on shorting
keep on showing JPY however this isn't the case what
simply an extra confirmation of our of our buyers because what
terms of looking back but in terms of looking forward as
orders going through going to shorts Longs are 13. 8%. This
is exactly what we're looking for. Now know one thing before
percent of open interest you've got 48 percent of the of the
short position so that's obviously buy and sell
we're seeing that more institutions are longing no
to quickly and briefly look at it I've got the link over here
500, 000 so I believe that's the total amount of contracts
because it's all the numbers but let me just break it down.
that there are then if you look at the breakdown of it this is
positions then you've got contracts of JPY 12 million
are the businesses for example so they would buy that future
said so if you look at it you've got long shorts and then
wanting to export something and buy something or import
spreads main part again is going to be the long and the
that we're going to be looking for because that is actually
as I've explained throughout the whole thing whether it be
we'll be looking at is the short format and this is exact
market. In terms of non-commercial this is the one
current legacy reports and the part that we're going to be
the non commercial the commercial are the guys who who
confusing. Um you don't really understand what's going on
direct effect in their marketplace so if they're
contract or whatever it is as a trade but in fact this has a a
something from Japan example they would have to purchase
some JPY contracts or JPY currency and that's what the
non-reportable positions is retail trades like me and you
commercial side is the non commercial is the banks as I've
for example where our trades do not even create a blip in the
futures contracts only so not futures and options we're
type of future market that it is. Now you've got
So in this case we're going to be looking at the JPY futures
non-commercial, commercial and then total. And then
you're going to get to this part this subsection called
more institutions are shorting and selling JPY contracts than
this is what we're going to be looking at. So in this case
well you may not see a massive massive increase or decrease in
what it looks like. So of course at first it looks very
has all the different types of data but the main one that
the banks and all the larger institutions and they're called
I'll explain. That's the one that I usually use if I do look
contracts. Here it shows a date the code is relevant to the
the contracts because they're so large anyways but roughly
what's happened previously. Now of course this is good good in
so it's also it also depends on the week that's just passed as
believe comes out once a week sometime at the end of the week
coming through for the next week but it's going to be or
well so it's not that it's predicting the orders that are
looking at is the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and then
going to be looking at the short format the long format
at COT data. Um so you go onto the website the CFTC website.
JPY in the recent week so just to let you know the COT data I
Um go to the market data and economic analysis section. Then
scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page eventually
the part that we're going to be looking for so as you can see
show how many orders have gone through for the euro it will
trades at that moment
website and the second way is going to be a lot quicker that
to get it all. The official way is to go through the CFTC
asset type so again if we take the Euro example it's going to
you go on the left hand side to commitment of traders. So
So how to find all this information? There's two ways
show how many orders have gone in for sales and how many have
be a line showing how many people were actually in in
the market so if we're looking at the euro for example it will
gone in for buys then when it comes to open interest it's
simply a a line chart showing the amount of orders on an
it's a document that shows every single recorded order in
report and then you got open interest. So for commitment of
trades report also known as COT. Um it's understanding the
order sizes of types of traders and institutions into certain
it consists of two components. You've got commitment of trades
will be the final step before you actually understand your
asset classes and currency pairs. So what this report is
going to look at is the institutional orders. So that's
steps to actually enter the trade. So first things we're
bias your complete bias and of course you can make the next
it's data, some kind of GDP data, CPI, whatever it is. This
whatever reason may be, whether it's monetary policies, whether
tipe of confirmation her because we are actually
fundamental confirmations, so we would outtain now
directional buys on the stand they because about ähm you know
will year look this, some confirmations is a different
institutional oder so i you remembery now technical section
Yes guys, welcome to the next video so and this one with's
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