Glossary
ONELIX glossary — plain language and the source
One dictionary for both sides of the site: the LIX score and its risk indicators on one side, CFTC COT positioning on the other. Each entry gives a plain version, then the reference definition — CFTC, a market concept, or the ONELIX method, always marked as such.
This is not an FAQ. For questions such as “does the COT predict crashes?”, see the COT FAQ. For the full method, the methodology guide.
No term matches. Try “LIX”, “drawdown”, “TFF” or “spreading”, or open the COT FAQ.
Positioning terms describe who is committed in a market. The LIX describes which regime the market is in. The two readings meet on a single page.
See drawdown statistics by positioning level →Sources
CFTC · Commitments of Traders · About the COT Reports · TFF Explanatory Notes (PDF)
ONELIX methodology · LIX guide · COT guide · COT FAQ · All guides
Disclaimer. Strictly educational and informational content. It is not investment advice under AMF / MiFID II. CFTC data is reproduced for information. LIX, COT Index, crowding and the 4-week change are ONELIX measures, not official series. Past performance does not predict future results.