CTS Futures are benefiting from increased speculative capital, with commitment of traders (COT) reports showing net long positions at their highest post-pandemic level. Is CTS simply undervalued after its recent dip or has the market correctly priced in what lies ahead? Let’s dig into the valuation picture and see what the numbers suggest. It is also crucial to understand that futures trading is conducted through centralized exchanges, such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Consequently, traders will be subject to exchange commissions. These are separate from, and in addition to, any fees charged by Plus500. Plus500 holds full membership in the CME Group. CTS Futures ended Tuesday up 0.9%, largely on stronger export data from key emerging economies. This is reinforcing sector-wide optimism in commodity-linked futures markets.