Know the Backdrop Before You Take the Trade
The higher-timeframe read on any market: seasonal behaviour measured from 15+ years of price history, weekly CFTC positioning charted against price, expected volatility and the macro backdrop — one dashboard, no setup.
The Problem
- Gold front-loads its year. Indices have dead months. You can't see either.
- A breakout into crowded longs is not the same trade as one into crowded shorts.
- Seasonal charts and raw CFTC files leave you eyeballing, never measuring.
How ORBit Fixes It
- Click two points on the seasonal curve — measure that window across every year.
- Net positioning by trader category since 2008, drawn against price, plus a 0–100 index.
- One dashboard per market, free Nasdaq included, with every figure explained inline.
Live Demo · Eighteen Years of Real Gold Prices
Drag a Window and See What Every Calendar Window Has Done
Gold's seasonal shape, averaged across 2008–2025. Click two points on the curve to measure that recurring window — average return, win rate, year-by-year breakdown. Toggle Detrend to strip out gold's long-run uptrend and see relative seasonal strength only.
Window · Select Two Points
Year-by-Year Returns in This Window
The full tool gives you this on every instrument — and lets you save any window as a recurring ORB filter that reshapes the entire panel.
Live Demo · Real CFTC Positioning over Eighteen Years
Click Any Category to See Where the Big Positions Sit
The COT Index on Nasdaq futures, by trader category, weekly since 2008. Each line is normalised 0-100 against the prior three years, so a reading near 100 means that category is at its most-long in three years; near 0, its most-short. Click any category to switch the chart to its line.
The full COT panel does this for every instrument, plus a 0–100 COT Index, plus a single click to filter your entire ORB setup by where positioning sits.
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