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NASDAQ-100 Consolidated

CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE · TFF report · Latest: 2026-09-01

In the 2026-09-01 report, leveraged funds were net short 18,034 contracts in NASDAQ-100 Consolidated while asset managers were net long 72,886, so the two institutional camps are positioned against each other. The COT Index sits at 74%, the middle of its one-year range. Week over week, leveraged funds added 26,282 contracts.

Lev. Funds Net

-18,034

Asset Mgr Net

72,886

Open Interest

320,401

COT Index (1Y)

74%

NASDAQ-100 Consolidated | Net Positioning

Recent Reports

DateOILev NetAM Net
2026-09-01320,401-18,03472,886
2026-08-25322,190-44,31674,231
2026-08-18318,247-67,70969,026
2026-08-11302,340-96,72762,589
2026-08-04334,748-100,64065,252
2026-07-28319,776-76,96077,740
2026-07-21311,523-90,58773,594
2026-07-14307,355-80,32374,922
2026-07-07303,152-68,47979,862
2026-06-23276,807-57,40363,778
2026-06-16375,254-51,46871,133
2026-06-09334,790-56,75484,437

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Understanding

Reading NASDAQ-100 Consolidated positioning

Every Friday the CFTC publishes how each trader class is positioned in NASDAQ-100 Consolidated futures as of the preceding Tuesday. Leveraged funds are hedge funds and CTAs, the fast money; asset managers are pension funds and institutions, the slow money. Watching how each side moves week to week tells you who is driving price.

The COT Index above maps the current net position onto its one-year range: near 100% means the most stretched positioning in a year, near 0% the most washed out. Extremes are not timing signals on their own, but they tell you which side of the boat is crowded, and crowded trades unwind violently.

A useful habit: compare the two camps. When leveraged funds and asset managers agree, trends tend to persist. When they position against each other, volatility usually follows. The weekly table below the chart shows exactly that history.

Common Questions

When does this data update?

The CFTC releases every Friday at 3:30pm ET with data as of Tuesday. We parse it within hours, with a Saturday retry for late publications.

What does a negative net position mean?

More short contracts than long among that trader class. It is positioning, not a price prediction.

Why does this market sometimes miss a week?

The CFTC occasionally delays releases around US holidays; the gap fills with the next report.