Positioning
Speculative futures positioning and disclosed short positions in GPW-listed companies. Read current exposure against its history; concentration alone does not predict a reversal.
Hawk Thorne Multi-Asset Asymmetry Register (HT-MAR): 156-week positioning percentiles and open-interest exposure metrics derived from CFTC Commitments of Traders and GPW disclosures.
The most stretched book is NASDAQ: the 100/100 percentile, net long 20.5% of open interest; 5 of 13 rostered markets read crowded.
Futures positioning
Non-commercial net positioning as a share of open interest. The percentile places the latest reading within the report history held; readings in the outer deciles are flagged.
How far each contract sits from its own historical median, equal-weighted. A fragility reading of the board, never a signal.
- NASDAQat range top20.5%100+155 bpadding to longs
- GOLDat range top53.1%99-69 bptrimming longs
- COPPER22.8%87-552 bptrimming longs
- JPY16.9%82+156 bpadding to longs
- SILVER22.0%61+139 bpadding to longs
- CHF-17.3%46+108 bpcovering shorts
- EUR-11.4%22-401 bpextending shorts
- CAD-24.3%18-165 bpextending shorts
- AUD-30.0%15-958 bpextending shorts
- S&P 500-8.0%14-46 bpextending shorts
- WTIat range bottom-1.7%8-88 bpextending shorts
- GBPat range bottom-36.7%3-53 bpextending shorts
- RUSSELLat range bottom-20.7%2-257 bpextending shorts
Disclosed GPW short interest
Disclosed net short positions of 0.5% or more in GPW-listed issuers, aggregated per issuer. The bar shows disclosed short interest as a share of issued capital.
- MODIVO4.34%
- DINOPL1.90%
- KRUK1.85%
- GRUPAAZOTY1.69%
- CRQUANTUM1.39%
- BUDIMEX1.30%
- SCANWAY1.30%
- JSW1.16%
Percentiles use the historical window shown above. The futures and equity readings cover different participant groups and instruments; they are not directly comparable.
Common questions
Which futures positions are the most crowded right now?
As of 2026-10-06, positioning is in the top or bottom decile of the available window for: NASDAQ (100), GOLD (99), WTI (8), GBP (3), RUSSELL (2). This describes concentration, without forecasting when positions will change.
What does net positioning measure?
Long positions minus short positions within the stated participant group. A value near zero can reflect large positions on both sides.
Does crowded positioning predict a reversal?
No. It describes current exposure relative to its historical range. Price direction also depends on changing expectations, liquidity and other positions outside the dataset.