net fund position

[brian99]

Is there a site that tracks net fund position with respect to open interest? It seems the only thing that matters anymore is what the funds are doing. I think it's critical to know what they are up to going forward, especially with the U.S. printing trillions. That money has to go somewhere

[workboots]

http://www.agrimoney.com/news/crop-prices-to-stay-firm-into-2012-says-socgen--2545.html

http://www.agrimoney.com/news/high-crop-prices-to-stay-into-2012-says-goldman--2559.html

-not exactly what your looking for but describes the outlook from a couple bigtimers prespective. probably written by some keener in the big fat picture of whats going on devision with a stamp of approval from a bunch of other keen swingin ***** with phds and such.

[ALLFARMER]

So are interest rates headed up or down in the next 5 years. I was told 4.75% variable 5.75% fixed??

[Kodiak]

Here is a site with a nice simple graphical representation of the CFTC weekly report. All futures are presented,

Here is the index page: http://www.cotpricecharts.com/commitmentscurrent/

or

For an example, here is Minneapolis wheat:
http://snalaska.net/cot/current/charts/MW.png

[parsley]

Venture capital looks forward.

US Investments by Top 100 Venture Firms

http://www.tableausoftware.com/public/gallery/2009-investments-vc

This has a relationship to the topic, albeit not directly.

cott and loneranger have prob most of the VC's already on their desktop.
Enjoy, Pars

[brian99]

Thanks for the responses, everyone. The information is out there, you just have to know where to find it.