The Commitments of Traders Futures and Options report as of October 2nd for Silver showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 42,948 contracts, an increase of 4,748 contracts.
Data from the CFTC show
non-commercial traders have poured back into oil futures with net-long open interest on the NYMEX reaching an all-time high in October 2009.
The 2006 trading losses of MotherRock and later Amaranth have produced a similar downturn in
non-commercial traders' enthusiasm.
Weekly slaughter came in at 623,000 head for the week which is down 5.9% from last year.The Commitments of Traders reports as of September 18th showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 59,881 contracts, an increase of 11,581 contracts for the week and the buying trend from funds is seen as a positive force.
The Commitments of Traders reports as of September 18th showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 53,675 contracts, an increase of 835 contracts for the week.
The Commitments of Traders reports as of September 18th showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 20,697 contracts, a decrease of 5,094 contracts for the week and the long liquidation selling trend was seen as a short-term negative force.
The Commitments of Traders reports as of September 18th showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 214,309 contracts, a decrease of 19,493 contracts for the week and the long-liquidation selling trend is seen as a short-term negative force.
The Commitments of Traders reports as of September 18th showed
Non-Commercial traders were net long 323,841 contracts, a decrease of 13,001 contracts for the week and the long-liquidation selling trend is seen as a short-term negative force.