Commodity CatalystFear & Greed Index
Custom market-data sentiment proxies, not official external indices. DXY and Treasury demand do not measure broad-market risk appetite.
Gold Sentiment
Silver Sentiment
War Monitor
Hourly scan of news headlines for Iran and Russia-Ukraine
Commitment of Traders
Weekly CFTC futures-only positions | Checked daily at 5 PM ET
Position details
| Trader group | Long | Short | Net | Weekly change | 52-week percentile |
|---|
About these trader groups
| Group | Who they are | What to watch | What it does not tell us |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managed Money | Funds and registered money managers taking speculative exposure. | Weekly buying and selling, momentum, and crowded long or short positioning. | Extreme positions can persist. Crowding alone does not time a reversal. |
| Producers / Merchants | Producers, merchants, processors, and users hedging physical business exposure. | Commercial hedging changes and positioning relative to its own history. | Net short is not automatically bearish. Hedge changes do not prove price expectations; WTI also includes refiners and users. |
| Swap Dealers | Banks and dealers hedging over-the-counter swaps they sell to clients such as index funds, consumers, and producers. | Changes in client flow passed through to futures, and how far the net position sits from its own history. | Their position mostly offsets client trades, so it is not a dealer view on price. Spreading positions are shown separately. |
Economic Calendar
Dashboard
Economic Calendar
Next two weeks · times ETCommodity Heatmap
Daily price changeReturns are price changes, not total returns; quotes may be delayed. Yearly uses the latest available rolling daily history.
Resistance & Event Watch
Price levels + scheduled catalystsLoading resistance and event context...
Fundamental Movers
- Checking the latest reports…
Trading Signals
- Scanning markets…
Daily Trend Leaders
Leading
Lagging
Market Analysis
Market data + newsLoading live news and market context...
Gold Cycle Tracker
Loading Fed funds futures, Treasury yields and credit data...
War Sentiment
Waiting for news dataLoading conflict assessments...
Trading
Short-term setups at support and resistance across 28 commodities
Experimental: patterns are detected automatically from price action for research and education only. They are not financial advice or trade recommendations. Any trade you place is at your own risk.
Markets where a strong bullish pattern has formed at an established support level, or a strong bearish pattern at an established resistance level, on that timeframe. A level counts when price has turned there at least twice before, or it is the major swing high or low. Select a market to open its chart on the same timeframe.
Scanning 28 markets on intraday, daily and weekly charts…
Experimental: long-term signals are generated automatically for research and education only. They are not financial advice. Investment decisions are at your own risk.
Long-term investing
Set it and forget it.
Ride the commodity super cycle. Buy the dips, hold through the noise.
- 1Spot the uptrendAbove the 200-day and 200-week averages
- 2Buy the pullbackNear the averages, once the trend turns back up
- 3HoldThrough the swings: the cycle could run into the 2030s
| Commodity | Price | vs 200-day | vs 200-week | Status | Backdrop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Measuring every market against its 200-day and 200-week averages… | |||||
Active Trades
Open positions and recorded outcomes
Returns assume long positions and use delayed market quotes. Canceled trades are removed without recording an outcome.
Precious Metals Forecast & Analysis
Sentiment, technicals, seasonality and fundamentals for each market
Tactical Mode
Multi-timeframe RSI & MACD with reversal detection (5s refresh when active)
Composite Formula
Each factor is normalized to 0–100, then weighted. Momentum compares price with SMA50 (±5% maps to 0–100); volatility compares 20-session realized volatility with the prior 100 sessions (ratio 0.5–1.5 maps inversely to 100–0); ratio and acceleration use ±5% and ±3% scales; drawdown from the observed high maps 0–30% to 100–0; DXY strength uses an inverse ±3% scale from SMA50.
Gold and Silver retain the six-factor metals formula. WTI, DXY, Treasury demand, and S&P 500 use momentum (40%), volatility (25%), acceleration (20%), and peak distance (15%). Treasury demand uses inverse yields, not bond prices or total returns. New-market readings use daily candles; quotes may be delayed. Peak distance includes maximum-range monthly history when available.