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Nasdaq 100 COT positioning

Leveraged funds are net long 10,073 contracts in Nasdaq 100 futures as of Nov 3, 2026, with positioning at 93 of 100 within its 52-week range. From the weekly CFTC Commitments of Traders report.

Positions as of Tue, Nov 3, 2026 · published Fri, Nov 6, 2026 · Source: CFTC

Leveraged funds added to their long position over the past week. That leaves positioning at 93 on a 0–100 scale between its 52-week low and high — a crowded, stretched reading.

WAVG reads this the same way every week across every market, names the factors behind the bias, and flags when positioning reaches the edge of its 52-week range.

What moves Nasdaq 100 positioning

The E-mini Nasdaq 100 carries the same groups as the S&P but a heavier tech and growth tilt and far more mega-cap concentration — a handful of names drive the index, so positioning reacts to their earnings and guidance.

It is the most rate-sensitive of the US indices: because growth stocks are long-duration, positioning tightens when long-term yields rise and loosens when the Fed turns dovish. Watched against the S&P, a Nasdaq position running far hotter than the broad market flags a crowded growth trade.

This week's report

Trader groupLongShortNet
Leveraged funds62,69852,625+10,073
Asset managers109,64236,505+73,137
Dealers39,546152,075−112,529

Contracts held long, short and net as of Nov 3, 2026 (published Nov 6, 2026). Source: CFTC.

The last 13 weeks

Week endingLeveraged funds netChangeIndex (52w)
Aug 11, 2026−89,125−10,7920
Aug 18, 2026−61,771+27,35426
Aug 25, 2026−41,232+20,53945
Sep 1, 2026−14,092+27,14070
Sep 8, 2026−31,872−17,78054
Sep 15, 2026−6,387+25,48578
Sep 22, 2026−30,683−24,29655
Sep 29, 2026−24,723+5,96060
Oct 6, 2026−19,212+5,51165
Oct 13, 2026−11,593+7,61973
Oct 20, 2026+950+12,54384
Oct 27, 2026+2,301+1,35186
Nov 3, 2026+10,073+7,77293

Net position of leveraged funds at each weekly reporting date, the change from the week before, and the COT index for that week. The index compares a week against this market’s own 52-week range: 0 is the low end of that range, 100 the high end — a high reading is not the same as a long position. Source: CFTC.

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