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Short crude oil and keep making moneyThe crude oil trading strategy shared with you today, USOIL: @79.2-79.4 Sell, TP: 78.5. We made a good profit again, and the lowest crude oil fell to around 77.6 today. Similarly, our crude oil trading strategy has successfully reached my expected profit target. Congratulations here to all friends who keep up with trading strategies. Looking at the current structural trend of crude oil, although the local trend of crude oil has rebounded structurally, overall, the global manufacturing data is weak, increasing demand concerns. In addition, the short-term trend of crude oil fell below the lower support of the range. Although oil prices rebounded vigorously after hitting a new low, it only eased the continuity of the decline and failed to change the direction of the downward trend. Therefore, crude oil still has downside risks in the short term. Therefore, short-term trading of crude oil is still dominated by shorting at high levels. There is no fluke in the market, we need more time to look for opportunities and be good at seizing them. And I spend a lot of time every day researching the market and profiting from it. Similarly, I also make more detailed trading plans and trading signals based on the market every day. The article has a certain lag. In order to grasp the market dynamics and trading plan in time, you can follow the bottom of the article to master the wealth code and create your own wealth!
TVC:USOILShort
by AntonioWilson
USOIL:Trading strategy Oil has been fluctuating narrowly today, so today's trading is sold short when it reaches resistance, and bought when it reaches support. As long as you are not greedy, then you can make a profit today. But the general direction of oil is still short selling, because it is still suppressed by the daily line and has not reached the support point. Usoil Short-term trading: Usoil:buy79.55-78.8 TP:80.3-80.6 SL: 78.3 In the long run, it is more risky not to fall to the support level, so you must strictly set the stop loss. If you don't know how to trade yet, join me and learn how to trade, or let me guide you in trading.
FX:USOIL
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
USOIL:summary Oil is the same as I expected. It has fallen below the five-day line since Monday and fell below the rising channel on Wednesday. I judge that oil will be adjusted this week, so this week's strategy is to sell short if it rebounds. But before the close of trading on Friday, it rose again by 81.35 to reach the lower edge of the rising channel, so next week we must look again and wait for the market to make a new choice. We will trade oil cautiously next Monday and wait for the trend to be obvious before trading, so that we will be safer. If you don't know how to trade yet, join me and learn how to trade, or let me guide you in trading.
FX:USOIL
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
USOIL:Trading strategy Yesterday, as I expected, after the oil fell below the rising channel, it fell directly to 79, but as long as it fell, it would be repeated and would not fall directly. Now oil has rebounded to 81, but as long as it does not rise to 81.5 and stands firm, then the current rebound is for a better decline. Usoil Today's trade building: Usoil:sell81.1-81.5 TP:80.5-79.8 sl:82.3 If you don't know how to trade yet, join me and learn how to trade, or let me guide you in trading.
FX:USOILShort
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
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Navigating the Unpredictable Oil Market: A Call to Closely Monit Introduction: In recent months, the global economy has been grappling with the unprecedented challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world slowly recovers, the Federal Reserve's recent statements regarding inflationary pressures have sparked concerns about the demand for energy, particularly oil. This article aims to shed light on the potential impact of these developments on the oil market and urges traders to adopt a cautious approach while closely monitoring oil prices. Understanding the Federal Reserve's Inflation Concerns: The Federal Reserve, in its efforts to stabilize the economy, has expressed concerns over the possibility of inflation not receding as quickly as anticipated. Rising inflation can have far-reaching consequences, dampening consumer spending power and reducing energy demand. As traders, it is crucial to recognize that the oil market is not immune to these potential repercussions. The Interplay Between Inflation and Oil Demand: Historically, inflationary pressures have often led to decreased demand for energy as businesses and consumers adjust their spending habits. Higher prices for goods and services can strain budgets, leading to reduced discretionary spending on energy-intensive activities. Consequently, this can impact the demand for oil and its derivatives, causing fluctuations in the market. The Importance of Monitoring Oil Prices: Given the uncertain economic landscape, traders must monitor the price of oil closely. By watching market trends and developments, traders can gain valuable insights into the potential impact of inflation on energy demand. This information can help inform trading strategies and enable traders to adapt to changing market dynamics effectively. Call to Action: Exercise Caution and Stay Informed As traders, it is essential to approach the current oil market with caution and prudence. The Federal Reserve's concerns regarding inflationary pressures should serve as a reminder that the energy sector may experience volatility in the coming months. Therefore, we strongly encourage you to closely monitor oil prices, market indicators, and economic news to make informed trading decisions. By staying informed and maintaining a vigilant watch on oil prices, traders can better navigate the potential challenges of inflationary pressures. Consider utilizing reliable sources of market information, engaging with industry experts, and leveraging data-driven analysis to stay ahead of the curve. Conclusion: In an era of economic uncertainty, monitoring oil prices becomes paramount for traders seeking to optimize their strategies. The Federal Reserve's concerns about inflation not receding as quickly as expected underscore the need for caution and vigilance. By closely following oil prices and staying informed about market developments, traders can position themselves advantageously and make informed decisions in the face of potential fluctuations in demand for energy.
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by bryandowningqln
USOIL:Trading strategy Yesterday, crude oil fell as I expected. As long as you followed my strategy yesterday, everyone should be profitable. But I judge that oil will not fall directly, it will definitely fluctuate and then fall. Oil has fallen below the rising channel, as long as the rebound does not exceed 82.5, then you can sell short If you have enough funds, you can 81.3 Short selling, if you want to be safer, you can short selling near 82. Usoil Today's trade building: Usoil:sell81.3-82 TP:80.8-80.4 sl:82.5 If you don't know how to trade yet, join me and learn how to trade, or let me guide you in trading.
FX:USOILShort
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
Gold and Crude Oil Operation StrategiesGold Analysis: Gold continued to fluctuate and go down on Monday. The highest on the day was 1916 and the lowest was 1902. The daily line closed at 1907. The daily line will see that the price of gold will continue to fall. Pay attention to the breakthrough of 1900. If you break the position, look at 1890-1885, four-hour line, hourly line, Brinkou Downward, and the moving average is densely packed, showing a downward shock. In summary, the intraday operation idea is mainly to fluctuate downward, and the upper watershed is 1920 Gold operation strategy: 1, 1914-1916 short, stop loss 4 dollars, target 1908-1903-1900 Crude oil analysis: Crude oil fluctuated and went down on Monday, the highest on the day was 83.2, the lowest was 81.7, and the daily line closed at 82.4. From the daily line, there is still room for oil prices to fall. Below, focus on 80, the four-hour line, fluctuating downward, the hourly line, the Bollinger rails are parallel, short-term It will continue to fluctuate, pay attention to the breakthrough of 81, and the intraday operation idea is mainly to fluctuate down, first look at the 84-80 range Crude oil operation strategy: 1, 83.1-82.9 short, stop loss 0.4, target 82-81.5 2, 80.1-80.2 long, stop loss 0.4, target 81-81.5
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by short-term-catcher
USOIL:Trading strategy Today, I expressed my point of view. The trend of oil is the same as I expected. The following is my point of view in the morning. Oil closed up for the seventh consecutive week last week, continuing its longest streak of gains in more than a year.Because the IEA expects that the increase in global oil demand and the decline in supply will drive oil prices up, but oil will not directly continue to rise. At present, it is a volatile rise. I will continue to observe the trend of oil and share it in my channel. If you follow me, then you have made money now. At present, oil has fallen below the rising channel. If it cannot rise back today and tomorrow, then oil will continue to adjust If you want to make money, join me, keep up with my strategies, and I will share my ideas every day.
FX:USOIL
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
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USOIL: 14/8 crude oil analysisLast Friday, crude oil technically showed the characteristics of minor shocks, recovery and recovery. However, the price in the Asian-European trading stage then fluctuated and fell back and fell rapidly, and then stabilized and rebounded after piercing the 82.3 line. In the U.S. market in the evening, the price rose slowly to 83.7 and fell back under pressure, and finally closed around the 83 mark with shocks. The volatility throughout the day is not large, and the price fluctuates back and forth around the 82.2-83.7 range. From a technical point of view, the overall price shows a trend of finishing within a high and narrow range. Even so, the short-term trend is still suppressed by the 84 mark, and stagflation is observed in the short-term period. If crude oil prices fail to make a strong breakthrough today and reach the 84 mark, from a technical point of view, there may still be expectations of an adjustment and a fall. In the upper part, the short-term pressure area is concentrated around 83.8-84. If the market fails to break through here and stand firm, it may trigger a downward trend again, forming a trend of shocks and declines. Below, the support zone is around 81.7-81.5. In intraday trading, investors can first sell high and buy low in this range to seize the opportunity of shock operation. Crude oil operation strategy: rebound to 83.5-83.8 short, stop loss 60pips, target below 82.0. Crude oil operation strategy: Step back to 81.3-81.6 to go long, stop loss 60pips, target above 83.3.
TVC:USOIL
by ActuaryJ
Oil Drops After Weak China - A Cautionary Call to Pause on Oil II am writing to you today with a sense of concern and urgency regarding recent developments in the oil market. As you may already know, oil prices have taken a significant hit following the release of weak economic data from China, a key player in the global oil market. The recent slump in China's economic growth and the uncertain property market have sent shockwaves through the oil industry. As a result, oil prices have experienced a slight decline, leaving many investors worried about the future trajectory of this crucial commodity. Given the current circumstances, we must take a step back and reassess our investment strategies in the oil market. While oil has historically been a lucrative investment avenue, the current volatility and uncertainty demand a more cautious approach. Therefore, I encourage you to pause any immediate oil investments and carefully evaluate the potential risks involved. It is crucial to consider the following factors before making any further decisions: 1. China's Economic Slowdown: China's economic growth has been slowing down, and this recent data only adds to the concerns. As the world's largest oil importer, any further deterioration in China's economy could profoundly impact oil demand, leading to a prolonged period of low oil prices. 2. Trade Tensions: The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China have already caused disruptions in global trade patterns. Any escalation in these tensions could further dampen oil demand and negatively impact prices. In light of these factors, I strongly advise taking a cautious approach and closely monitoring the developments in the oil market. Diversifying your portfolio and exploring alternative investment opportunities less exposed to the risks associated with the current oil market conditions may be prudent. Remember, it is always better to prioritize capital preservation during uncertain times rather than chasing short-term gains. By exercising caution and patience, we can better navigate the unpredictable nature of the market and protect our investments in the long run. Please get in touch with me with any further questions or concerns in the comment section below. Together, we can navigate this challenging period and make informed decisions that align with our investment goals.
TVC:USOIL
by bryandowningqln
USOIL:summary Oil adjusted yesterday, but in the end it did not break the support point and returned to the upward channel again. My forecast for next week is still mainly volatility, focusing on resistance and support points. Reach the support point to buy up, reach the resistance point to sell down, next week I will remind everyone again how to trade according to the market trend. If you don't know how to trade yet, join me and learn how to trade, or let me guide you in trading.
FX:USOIL
by UnknownUnicorn60055110
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USOIL WITH PLAN WEEK : 14/18 - 18/08 ( ENG VER )USOIL is having a lot of information supporting the increase in oil prices. Besides, Technical Development told him that the uptrend of Oil is continuing. Chart H4 : - Going beyond the H4 transaction boundary created a long time ago. Personally, I can see that the accumulation phase has formed. According to the Wyckoff paradigm. - The recent H4 sessions have successfully returned to the Upper Edge Test. - The last 2 H4 sessions, bullish candle with large volume - test backtest candle with very small volume. Seller beware! Chart M15 : - Finish running accumulation, go back to check LPS. 2 Areas of concern can enter orders : - LPS: 83. - Quasimodo region: 82.5 Summed : BUY USOIL : 82.5 - 83 All Stoploss : 82 Target : 84 - 86 ! Good luck everyone !
TVC:USOILLong
by Finn_Rm3x
Are Oil Bulls Too Confident? Proceed with CautionIntroduction: The oil market has recently witnessed a remarkable recovery, leading many traders to adopt a bullish stance. However, exercising caution and carefully evaluating the current situation is crucial before making any hasty investment decisions. While Russia and Saudi Arabia have committed to significant production cuts, various factors could potentially impact the oil market's stability. This article aims to shed light on the potential risks and rewards of keeping oil in your portfolio, urging traders to approach this situation cautiously. 1. The OPEC+ Production Cuts 2. Geopolitical Uncertainties 3. Global Economic Recovery 4. Transition to Renewable Energy Call-to-Action: Considering the potential risks and rewards, traders must approach the oil market cautiously. While Russia and Saudi Arabia's commitment to production cuts provide some stability, the market remains vulnerable to various factors. Therefore, it is recommended to maintain a diversified portfolio that includes oil investments but also incorporates other sectors that may benefit from the global economic recovery and renewable energy transition. By staying well-informed, monitoring geopolitical developments, and assessing the pace of economic recovery, traders can make informed decisions about their oil investments. Remember, a cautious approach will help mitigate potential risks and maximize opportunities in this ever-changing market. In conclusion, traders must exercise caution when considering oil investments. While production cuts and other positive factors provide stability, the market remains susceptible to geopolitical uncertainties, global economic recovery, and the long-term shift toward renewable energy. By maintaining a balanced and diversified portfolio, traders can navigate these challenges and position themselves strategically for potential gains. Keep oil in your portfolio, but do so cautiously, keeping a watchful eye on market dynamics, emerging trends, and geopolitical developments.
TVC:USOIL
by bryandowningqln
Crude Oil Analysis Today​Crude oil tested high yesterday and fell back. First, the inertia rushed above 85.3 and was under pressure. The European and American markets oscillated and backtested and corrected. Finally, the daily line harvested the Xiaoyin K line. After the daily yang line turned to the small yin K line for correction, the current space is enough to form the top, which is only regarded as a partial callback correction. The upward trend is slowing down, and after the correction, it will regain its momentum to rise again, but it will become volatile in the short term, changing from a strong rise to a slow rise in shock. Today's weekly line ends. Pay attention to the rhythm of the short-term, it should be to step back first, then start to stabilize and slowly recover the lost ground. The 4-hour chart is in a partial correction in the rising wave, and the indicators in the attached picture are in the overbought area to be digested. At present, the whole is running above the upward trend line, and today's short-term may step back to confirm the support of the upward trend line. The European and American markets started to rebound again. The support points are mainly concentrated at 82-81.5. There is still a certain distance at present, and of course strong corrections may not reach it. At present, it is necessary to wait for the magnitude of the correction. The main idea is to maintain the low and many positions after the backtest, but the long position should be rearranged according to the intraday pattern. After all, there has been a partial correction in the small cycle. Coupled with the closing of the week, the short-term may enter a volatile ending. In terms of operation, it is subject to the market, and the tentative thinking is to wait for the step back and then go long. ​ ​​​​Crude oil operation strategy: SELL84.1-84.5 short, stop loss 60pips, target below 83. Crude oil operation strategy: step back to more than 81.6-82, stop loss 60pips, target above 83.5. The current crude oil spread is large, stop loss friends and the entry position can be set to 60pips
TVC:USOILLong
by ActuaryJ
US Oil SPOT | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upIn July, we witnessed a remarkable surge, with oil prices soaring over 14%, marking the most substantial monthly percentage increase since January last year. A perfect blend of tighter supply and surging demand triumphed over concerns about potential interest rate hikes and lingering inflation, igniting economic growth prospects. Adding to the excitement for bulls, OPEC leader Saudi Arabia made a game-changing announcement on Thursday. They have decided to extend their voluntary oil output cut of one million barrels per day (bpd) for an additional month, spanning into September. And that's not all! Russia chimed in, harmonizing with the Saudi move, announcing a hefty reduction of 300,000 barrels per day from its exports. The bulls are certainly in for a merrier ride! The US oil market is embracing this momentum with open arms, hinting at a potential ride up to $86 before facing any noteworthy resistance. But the big question looms—can we seize this golden opportunity and capitalize on this bullish move in the exciting week ahead? US Oil Technical Analysis: In this video, we delve deep into the 4-hour timeframe, dissecting key supply and demand zones to uncover invaluable insights into the potential trajectory of price action for USOILSPOT in the week ahead. Join us as we delve into a comprehensive technical analysis of the US oil market, exploring trends, key levels, and chart patterns that hold the key to unlocking profitable opportunities. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to elevate your understanding of the future path of USOILSPOT. Stay ahead of the curve and gain a distinct competitive edge by immersing yourself in this price-action-based technical analysis. Disclaimer Notice: Please be aware that margin trading in the foreign exchange market, including commodity trading, CFDs, stocks, and other instruments, carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. The content of this speculative material, including all data, is provided by me for educational purposes only and to assist in making independent investment decisions. All information presented here is for reference purposes only, and I do not assume any responsibility for its accuracy. It is important that you carefully evaluate your investment experience, financial situation, investment objectives, and risk tolerance level. Before making any investment, it is advisable to consult with your independent financial advisor to assess the suitability of your circumstances. Please note that I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided, and I am not liable for any loss or damage that may directly or indirectly result from the content or the receipt of any instructions or notifications associated with it. Remember that past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Keep this in mind while considering any investment opportunities.
FX:USOILSPOT
by darcsherry
Is the Oil Trend Cooling Off? IEA Report LoomsIntroduction: As the global energy landscape evolves, the oil market has long been a focal point for traders seeking lucrative investment opportunities. However, recent developments and the impending release of the International Energy Agency's (IEA) report have raised concerns about the future of oil investments. This article explores the potential cooling off of the oil trend and advocates a cautious approach to oil investing. 1. The Changing Dynamics of Energy 2. The Impending IEA Report 3. Volatility and Uncertainty 4. Diversification and Alternative Investments Considering the current uncertainties surrounding the oil market and the imminent release of the IEA report, we urge traders to pause and re-evaluate their oil investments. It is essential to carefully assess the potential risks and align investment strategies with the changing dynamics of the energy sector. Exploring alternative investment opportunities that align with sustainability and renewable energy can offer long-term growth potential while reducing exposure to oil market volatility. Conclusion: The oil trend may be cooling off as the world transitions towards cleaner energy sources. With the IEA report looming, caution is advised when it comes to oil investments. By diversifying portfolios and exploring alternative energy sectors, traders can position themselves to adapt to the evolving energy landscape and potentially capitalize on emerging investment opportunities. Now is the time to re-evaluate investment strategies and embrace a cautious approach toward oil investing.
TVC:USOIL
by bryandowningqln