The Commitments of Traders report tells you exactly where institutional positioning sits on every major currency. Orion COT distils the official CFTC data into a clean percentage on your TradingView chart — so you stop guessing the bias and start confirming it.
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The Commitments of Traders (COT) report is published weekly by the CFTC. It shows the aggregated positions of the largest commercial and non-commercial traders in every major futures market — Forex, indices, commodities. It is, quite literally, where the real money is positioned.
The problem: the raw report is a wall of numbers. Most retail traders never look at it. The ones that do spend half an hour parsing it before they can trade.
Orion COT does the parsing. The output is one number per currency, on your chart, showing what percentage of the institutional positioning is bullish vs bearish. If GBP is sitting at 78% long, you know which way the giants are leaning before you even draw a level.
No more 'I think the dollar is bullish but I'm not sure why.' One number. Above 60%, the institutional positioning is meaningfully one-sided. You either trade with it or know exactly when you're fading the consensus.
Strategies that work great on a bullish currency fail on a bearish one, and vice versa. COT bias tells you, at a macro level, whether the wind is at your back this week. Filter accordingly.
We didn't add Open Interest, net change, change-of-change, commercial-vs-spec. The official report does all that. The on-chart display gives you one usable number. Less is more.
COT is a context layer, not a signal. It tells you which side the wind is blowing — your entry model still does the work.
Weekly — every Friday after the CFTC publishes the report. The display refreshes automatically the moment the new data is out. You don't need to do anything.
Every major plus several minors — USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, CAD, CHF and more. Pull up any pair on TradingView and the display shows the underlying single-currency bias for both sides of the cross.
No — and that's deliberate. COT is a bias layer. It tells you which side the big money is leaning, not when to click buy. Use it before drawing levels and before sizing positions. Your entry model still does the entry work.
Subscription is £3.99 first month, then £9.99/mo. Lifetime is £79 — under 8 months of subscription paid in one go, then yours forever including every future update.
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