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PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap

Weekly CFTC positioning for PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap on Nodal Exchange: the disaggregated report (managed money, producers, swap dealers), futures only.

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As of 27 October 2026, managed money was net short 1,062 contracts in PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap while swap dealers were net short 16,411 contracts, so the two groups agree on direction. Managed money flipped from net long to net short over one week, flipped from net long to net short over four weeks and added 258 net contracts over 52 weeks. The COT Index sits at 6%, near the bottom of its one-year range. Open interest is 96,070 contracts, the 48th largest of 147 energy markets by open interest. Weekly reports since December 2013.

-1,062

Managed money, net

contracts

-16,411

Swap dealers, net

contracts

96,070

Open interest

contracts

6%

COT index, 1 year

bottom of range

As of 2026-10-27. Positions as of the Tuesday report date; published by the CFTC on Friday.

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Recent Reports

DateOIManaged money, netSwap dealers, net
2026-10-2796,070-1,062-16,411
2026-10-2094,9452,533-15,586
2026-10-1394,4752,533-15,411
2026-10-0693,6752,533-15,816
2026-09-2999,7472,424-16,956
2026-09-2298,9072,369-16,331
2026-09-1597,8552,369-17,216
2026-09-0896,5002,319-17,436
2026-09-01103,7852,310-18,446
2026-08-2598,865815-17,491
2026-08-1898,441190-16,685
2026-08-1198,281215-16,590
2026-08-04104,7176-16,815
2026-07-28103,7716-16,165
2026-07-21103,433106-16,185
2026-07-14103,991206-15,653
2026-07-07103,622406-15,469
2026-06-23112,31817-14,581
2026-06-16111,185-8-14,471
2026-06-09109,065-8-14,281
2026-06-02113,555-178-15,573
2026-05-26112,933-73-14,808
2026-05-19112,886-168-14,741
2026-05-12107,129-240-14,341
2026-05-05100,752-770-14,113
2026-04-28105,842-195-15,300
2026-04-21102,048-145-14,650
2026-04-1497,404625-14,410
2026-04-0794,214-825-11,320
2026-03-31100,536-1,120-12,052
2026-03-2499,565-1,070-11,287
2026-03-1798,862-1,070-10,002
2026-03-1099,037-1,070-10,267
2026-03-03102,588-1,240-10,681
2026-02-24101,121-1,140-10,554
2026-02-17100,141-1,140-10,414
2026-02-10101,136-240-10,584
2026-02-03108,62160-11,844
2026-01-27108,449-610-12,231
2026-01-20108,286-610-12,116
2026-01-13105,288-610-12,151
2026-01-06109,951-760-11,001
2025-12-30109,676-980-11,709
2025-12-23109,076-580-11,109
2025-12-16107,226-580-11,364
2025-12-09106,071-480-11,589
2025-12-02111,477-1,255-11,259
2025-11-25111,213-1,275-11,957
2025-11-18108,998-1,275-11,957
2025-11-10108,038-1,275-11,957
2025-11-04107,488-1,275-11,722
2025-10-28113,733-1,320-12,116

What the latest data says

As of 27 October 2026, managed money net position in PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap is net short 1,062 contracts, down 3,486 contracts over the last four weeks. Over the last 52 readings it ranged from -1,320 contracts (28 October 2025) to 2,533 contracts (6 October 2026). The latest reading sits at the bottom of that range.

What this data is

CFTC positioning (COT) for PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap

Every Friday at 3:30 pm Eastern the CFTC publishes who held what in US futures markets as of the previous Tuesday. Large traders are grouped by what they do, not who they are, and the report shows each group's long, short and spread positions. That's the Commitments of Traders report, published weekly for futures on currencies, rates, equity indices, energy, metals and agriculture.

Financial futures use the Traders in Financial Futures format: dealers and intermediaries, asset managers and institutional investors, leveraged funds, and other reportables. Commodities use the disaggregated format: producers, merchants, processors and users; swap dealers; managed money; and other reportables. Positions too small to report are shown as nonreportable in both.

This page follows PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap only. The full list and the cross-market view live on the CFTC positioning (COT) hub.

Source and updates

Source
CFTC Commitments of Traders (Traders in Financial Futures and Disaggregated reports)
Credit
CFTC.
Updates
Weekly. Positions as of Tuesday, published by the CFTC on Friday at 3:30 pm Eastern and added here the same evening. Latest report 2026-10-27.
History
10 December 2013.
This series
669 weekly reports on file, 2013-12-10 to 2026-10-27.Disaggregated format, futures only, Nodal Exchange.
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How to read it

  • Look at the net position of the speculative category (leveraged funds or managed money) relative to its own history, not its absolute size.
  • When speculators and the structural side (asset managers or producers) sit at opposite ends of their own ranges, the two groups are positioned against each other.
  • Open interest is the denominator. A net long that grew while open interest shrank is a crowd getting smaller, not more confident.

Analysis of what the data shows, not advice. XOOMAR does not recommend buying, selling or holding anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does this data update?
The CFTC publishes every Friday at 3:30 pm ET with positions as of the Tuesday before. The new week shows here the same evening.
What does a negative net position mean?
More short contracts than long among that trader category. It describes positioning, not a price prediction.
Which categories does the PJM.AEP-DAYTON HUB month off dap report use?
The disaggregated format: producers, merchants, processors and users; swap dealers; managed money; other reportables; and nonreportable positions.
What is the COT Index?
Where the speculative category's current net position sits in its one-year range: 100% is its highest net position of the year, 0% its lowest.

Data on this page is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. See our editorial policy.