Large traders must report their futures positions to the CFTC by law. WAVG turns that weekly filing into a clear bias per market — across indices, FX, metals, energy and bonds — and pairs it with scored S&P 500 fundamentals, congressional trades, dark-pool volume and realtime news.
Illustrative data, not live market values.
Positioning, fundamentals, filings and news each tell part of the story. WAVG puts them side by side.
The Commitments of Traders report, decoded: a bias per market, a 0–100 index against the 52-week range, and a plain-language breakdown naming the drivers behind each signal.
The S&P 500 rated on free cash flow, real debt and efficiency — each company benchmarked against its own peer group. Banks are scored like banks, insurers like insurers.
Market-moving headlines as they cross the wire, with push alerts so you don't watch the tape. Includes a political feed that lands in seconds.
Follow the filings: congressional trades under the STOCK Act, dark-pool volume, corporate insider activity, 13F moves and lobbying spend — each as a clean ledger.
The CFTC publishes the Commitments of Traders report every Friday at 3:30 p.m. ET. Most traders never open the raw file.
The official filing lands: what every reportable trader group held as of Tuesday's close, market by market.
Positions are fetched, scored and explained automatically. Bias, index and drivers update across all markets — a banner tells you the moment fresh data is in.
Ten minutes: who's long, who's hedging, what changed. You start Monday knowing the positioning behind the price.
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Real weekly data, not a demo.
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Every large trader in US futures markets must report positions to the CFTC, the US regulator. Each Friday the CFTC publishes the aggregate: how many contracts asset managers, leveraged funds, dealers and other groups hold long and short in each market. It's published by law, for free — and ignored by most retail traders because the raw file is unreadable. WAVG makes it readable.
COT data updates within minutes of the CFTC release every Friday (positions as of Tuesday, the official cutoff). Fundamentals rebuild daily Tuesday–Friday. News and filings flow in continuously as they're published.
No. Every signal comes with a plain-language explanation naming the factors behind it, and every metric has an inline explainer. Experienced traders get the raw numbers; newer traders get the reasoning.
The weekly COT bias for every market, positioning charts, the macro live-news feed, the economic calendar and dark-pool flow — real data, not a demo. Paid tiers add the S&P 500 fundamentals ratings, full ledgers, histories and profiles, plus real-time political news with push alerts. No credit card needed, so there's no accidental subscription.
Yes. Billing runs month to month through Stripe; cancel in the customer portal in one click. Your plan runs out at the end of the paid period.
No. WAVG is a data and analytics terminal: it shows what is publicly filed and puts it in context. What you do with that information is your decision, and markets carry risk.
A public read on how large traders are positioned right now, refreshed every Friday from the CFTC report. New to it? Start with what the COT report is or how to read it.
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