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#OIL #OOTT UpdateI think I just decoded the oil chart. I have been contemplating a rise to $90+ because I expected ABC flat where I now see WXY combination of zigzag, zigzag and triangle. The chart now perfectly aligns with Brent where wave [ B] did make lowest low presumably shaping a symmetrical triangle whereas WTI is working on a running triangle. That means that we have only strong push left upwards from current low which should come either as a straight impulse or an expanding diagonal which will be extremely annoying.
TVC:USOIL
by Fomenka
Oil -Rising on potential OPEC cut oil productionWell, the technical analysis seems to indicate that Oil is currently in a very strong overbought area, from which we expect it to rise to at least 82. Especially since interest rates may stop rising in the coming period and be fixed at 5.25 or 5.50 With the decline in oil prices due to the economic slowdown, there is a high probability that OPEC will cut oil production at the next meeting, which will cause prices to rise strongly.
TVC:USOILLong
by m-trad-e
1
FEDFUNDS | Too TightThe point of TradingView (and being a human/trader in general) is to learn from your mistakes. I did make some mistakes. Perhaps this idea by itself is another mistake. But I cannot do any different. I must speak out about what I see. For the past year I tried to understand the pressures that are pushing prices higher, equities lower. It is important in analysis to avoid the mass, the "common truth". We all have expected a future of uncontrollable inflation, extreme prices and The Great Reset. The place where everything is too expensive to buy, and we will have to live with coupons. While some of these may come, it is important to analyze what isn't coming. Oil prices have been paired with the dollar (with the petrodollar). Many expect oil prices to explode even further, while "dollar is losing value" and "hyperinflation is imminent". Some charts however show a different picture... WIth the 2M chart warning of downward swing, and with the 3M chart showing divergence, the future of oil may not be as explosive as we may believe. But that is in relative terms. The strength of money seems fated to increase a lot more. Which in relative terms will constitute oil cost to be viable. In the main chart, it appears that oil is moving into what appears to be a Wyckoff Distribution. And oil is not the only one who will have trouble with the high-yield environment. Until now, the usual equity-bond investment scheme has performed tremendously. This trend is now changing. With a significant trend violation that occurred last year, it seems that we are entering a new period of investment strategies. From bonds as a hedge against equity weakness, investors should seek alternatives. The old way of doing things is broken. Commodities will be playing a significant role in the future of investments. It is in our power to find the new way of doing things. Tread lightly, for this is hallowed ground. -Father Grigori P.S. A link to the indicator I am using.
NYMEX:CL2!
by akikostas
USOIL is getting cheapWe recently noted that an interesting opportunity to go long oil could be on the horizon soon. Accordingly, we waited patiently for the price to fall below $70 per barrel. Now, with the price trading near $68.80, we are starting to consider the price attractive to go long. However, we think it is proper not to use all the firepower yet as technicals still point to more downside. Therefore, our plan is to start accumulating in very small batches and unload the stash with the price retracing back above $70. With that said, we would like to set a price target for USOIL at $71. Technical analysis Daily time frame = Bearish Weekly time frame = Bearish Please feel free to express your ideas and thoughts in the comment section. DISCLAIMER: This analysis is not intended to encourage any buying or selling of any particular securities. Furthermore, it should not be a basis for taking any trade action by an individual investor. Therefore, your own due diligence is highly advised before entering a trade.
TVC:USOILLong
by Tradersweekly
22
UKOIL Analysis: Brent Crude OilThe looming possibility of a US debt ceiling default has sent shockwaves through the financial markets, triggering a series of events that could impact various assets, including commodities like UKOIL (Brent Crude Oil). In this analysis, we will explore the potential implications of a US debt ceiling default on UKOIL and present a trading strategy based on the current market conditions. Analysis: 1. US Debt Ceiling Default Impact: A US debt ceiling default can have far-reaching consequences on global financial markets. Uncertainty and market volatility often drive investors towards safe-haven assets like commodities, particularly crude oil. As a result, we can anticipate increased demand and a potential price surge for UKOIL. 2. Buy Zone: The suggested buy zone for UKOIL, considering the potential effects of a US debt ceiling default, lies between $73.42 and $65.46. This range indicates the levels at which traders could consider entering long positions, anticipating a bullish price movement. 3. Stop Loss: To manage risk, it is crucial to establish a stop loss level. For this analysis, a suggested stop loss level is $61.53. Traders should set their stop-loss orders below this point to protect against adverse price movements. 4. First Target: The first target for UKOIL, considering the potential rise resulting from a US debt ceiling default, is set at $121.22. This level represents a significant upside potential and serves as an initial profit-taking area. 5. Second Target: In the event of a sustained bullish trend, the analysis suggests that UKOIL could potentially reach new all-time highs. The second target is set at $184.53, reflecting the possibility of an extended price surge beyond previous records. Considering the potential impact of a US debt ceiling default on UKOIL, there is a compelling case for a bullish price movement. The suggested buy zone of $73.42 to $65.46 provides an opportunity for traders to enter long positions, while the $61.53 stop loss helps manage risk. The first target of $121.22 offers a profitable exit point, and the potential for UKOIL to reach new all-time highs, with a second target of $184.53, adds an exciting long-term perspective. Disclaimer: This analysis is based on the assumption of a US debt ceiling default and should be considered speculative. Traders and investors should conduct their research, evaluate market conditions, and exercise caution when making financial decisions.
TVC:UKOILLong
by mahmoudbawa
1
Crude Oil (WTI) 2 Scenarios Explained 🛢️ WTI Crude Oil is stuck between 2 solid structures. Depending on the reaction of the price to these structures, I see 2 potential scenarios. Bullish Scenario. If the price breaks and closes above 74.3 resistance on a daily, a bullish continuation will be expected to 76.57 level. Bearish Scenario. If the market drops and closes below 69.4 support, a bearish movement will be expected to 65.0 level. Wait for a breakout, it will show you the future direction of the market. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️
TVC:USOILLong
by VasilyTrader
8
SPX | Waiting For The Miracle To ComeThis year has been very boring... Lot's of horizontal movement, not many interesting news. Well, except of course that "a couple" of banks went bust. But if I didn't tell you that, you couldn't tell where in this chart this occurred... SPX, and the market in general, has been too stubborn despite the importance of the events occurring. On the one hand, this makes sense. This kind of crisis (banking) has come before, so the markets are calm. A crisis comes when nobody expects it to. And by design, a crisis is an unknowing event of unknowing consequences. A bank going bust is not frightening anymore. The market expects the FED to step-in and bail everyone out. But the FED cannot possibly bail anyone out. They cannot print any more money (we might have reached a debt ceiling), and even if they could, they could be unwilling to print more money. Inflation will get worse. So no more money. Dollar has served as the worldwide reserve currency, until now. China amongst other powerful nations, collaborate into creating an alternative reserve currency. One that will be controlled by them, not by a panicking (?) FED. The FED might not be panicking, even if we believe that they are trapped. I believe that they have very good knowledge of what they do, and of the repercussions. Absurdly high interest rates can be a mechanism to increase the dollar purchasing strength. And you need purchasing power when you have enemies (Russia, China etc.) Since 2015, this has worked out tremendously well. The Dollar is making higher highs. Of course, there are many fundamentals (like the Dollar Milkshake) that push the dollar value to new highs. But interest rates are interest-ing (hahaha) to the Dollar. And the Dollar is winning battles against many countries of the world. And with lower money supply, it's value is fated to increase even further. (I like real reality, not augmented reality, that's why I used M2REAL instead of M2SL) The money supply is vacuumed back into the printer which created it. And the power of the vacuum is not big, it is exponential. The Dollar Milkshake Black Hole is now open. But how much can the FED possibly hike? The discrepancy between the FED's rate and the Market's rate is at it's highest level. The FED may not be able to hike any higher against the market's expectance. Who knows what will happen if the FED overcomes this limit... (is it even fundamentally possible?) Inflation is high and it is fated to increase even more. I have posted about it extensively. The preview of this chart idea is broken, oops... Now, oil is looking substantial signs of strength. Oil, the main inflation influencer, is showing significant signs of bottoming. Furthermore, it has retested a trendline that followed us since 2008. Long-term, the only way for Crude is up! And the only way for equities is down! Just to reach the mean, the OIL/SPX ratio has to increase by 75%. So there is much room upwards for commodities... Have you realized what SPX has shaped into? Could this be the anatomy of a bubble? And has it already broken? It seems that the recession is only now just beginning. During normal times for the US economy, equities could grow even as yields were increasing. Now we are entering a period of weakness for the economy. Something has to give, either the equities go bust, or the yield rates. (Equities have much more room to drop than Yields do) A crisis is definitely inching towards us... A final chart for today: Equities used to grow as money was created. Now this chart has immense dynamics to move downwards. In a sense, equities have MUCH room downwards, even if money gets created. This comes to prove that equities cannot absorb any more money supply. Money printing from the FED cannot possibly help equities, no matter what they do, they are trapped inside the bearish wedge. Only way for equities is down! And similarly for SPX Tread lightly, for this is hallowed ground. -Father Grigori PS. What could these charts mean? Are they of any meaning after all? A crisis is definitely itching towards us... I HAVE to test. All the time. Or I get this... this ITCH. It must be hardwired into the system or something. -Wheatley, Portal 2
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by akikostas
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