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The data sources and reports Larry Williams uses: COT positioning, seasonal cycles, macro extremes, and the fundamental backdrop for commodities and equities.
Larry Williams' most important tool. Weekly report showing net positions of commercials (hedgers), large speculators, and small speculators. Williams uses extreme commercial positioning as a contrarian reversal signal.
800,000+ time series from 100+ sources. Williams uses historical data to identify seasonal patterns, cycle highs/lows, and recurring market behavior across decades.
Official source for Non-Farm Payrolls, CPI, PPI, and average hourly earnings. Williams watches for extreme readings in jobs and inflation data that signal major turning points.
Economic calendar and historical data for 196 countries. Williams compares cross-country indicators to identify global trends and divergence signals in commodities and currencies.
Live probabilities of Fed rate moves from Fed Funds futures. Williams tracks the trend of interest rates — not single moves — to understand the macro backdrop for commodities and equities.
Official GDP, personal income, consumer spending (PCE), and corporate profits. Williams uses GDP trends alongside seasonal cycles to time entries in commodity and equity markets.
Calendar showing upcoming data releases with expected vs actual values and impact ratings. Williams-style traders use it to avoid being caught off-guard by high-impact macro reports.
Comprehensive calendar with real-time updates, consensus forecasts, and historical data. Covers macro events and central bank decisions across all major economies.
The reports that move markets. Times are Eastern Time (ET).
Bullish = good for stocks (market goes up)Bearish = bad for stocks (market goes down)
Tracking visits since launch