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On Friday, oil prices recovered from a brief sell-off, rising more than $1 and the weekly chart also showed an increase, boosted by new optimism surrounding demand from the largest oil importing countries. Friday saw a large bullish rally, closing at a high level, while on Monday prices weakened during trading.
Regarding operations, the key point to watch above the crude oil price is near the 80.5 level, which can serve as a reference for selling. Looking below, the support near the 78.5 level is a good point to buy in with a small position, while the strong support at the 77 level can be a point to buy in with a large position.
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Crude oil is falling as expected and approaching the buying point for long positions.
Trade active
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Waiting for profit to be realized.
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Continue to wait for the yield to expand.
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The automatic take-profit point has been reached, and the perfect profit has been realized by exiting the position.
Trade closed: target reached
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The market is as expected, and I am preparing for a new round of buying.
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