Ann: General Security Agreement, page-382

Yeap, it'd in the weekly report provided by the cftc for the futures market. The data in the report lags by approximately 8 days, so the data isn't current but good enough to see trends develop.

I summarize the net positions for each category. You can see that the bullion banks have been reducing their short positions. As a general rule of thumb, any movement of 5,000 + contracts between weekly report periods is considered high.

I will provide an update on Saturday which captures the movements up till Tuesday this week. Should be pretty interesting as there has been some big movements.

Also, 100% agree with you. It has been a few weeks since any stupid manipulation where we see the POG drop $100 in the span of 2 hours.....

The speculative traders & funds are also struggling for direction at the moment as to which sector they should pump. Looks like they are tapering away from the rising energy and battery minerals sector. BNPL stocks are getting raped. Semi Conductors & Tech Stocks are in a downtrend. Same with Cannabis. There only needs to be the smallest catalyst to drive the speculative money back into the gold sector. There is so much money to be made there, it could be a 5yr + long narrative and permanent bull market, the fundamentals have never been stronger to underpin this and is getting strong by the day. Only a matter of time....