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XTIUSD( US OIL )LONG term Trade AnalysisHello Traders In This Chart XTIUSD HOURLY Forex Forecast By Forex Planet today XNGUSD analysis 👆 🟢This Chart includes_ (XTIUSD market update) 🟢What is The Next Opportunity on XTIUSD Market 🟢how to Enter to the Valid Entry With Assurance Profit This Video is For Trader's that Want to Improve Their Technical Analysis Skills and Their Trading By Understanding How To Analyze The Market Using Multiple Timeframes and Understanding The Bigger Picture on the Charts.
FXOPEN:XTIUSDLong
by ForexPlanet20
USOIL - Large Scale Distribution at PlayWTI has been steadily appreciating in price since May 2020 with the peak being reached on 08-Mar-2022 at $129.42/bbl. Price swept the critical highs of $114.8/bbl twice then retracted into its current range. My previous write up on the asset was bullish with continued upside potential up to $140$. Before it got there I was expecting a sweep below the range low at $92.96/bbl before the move higher takes place. We are at that point right now. The sweep under the range occurred on 14-Jul-2022. From a weekly perspective, the price is trapped in the range as outlined between $129.42 high and $92.96 low. There are two options, the price continues to trade within the range or price drops below the range toward the $60 level. I prefer the latter scenario as I believe the 28-Feb-2022 and the 07-Mar-2022 weekly candles are exhaustion candles where institutions offloaded the majority of their long positions. A meaningful retrace is expected despite all the geopolitical turmoil as the risks in my opinion are already priced in.
TVC:USOILShort
by DenisRisticFX
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USOIL: Oil today analysis Crude oil technical analysis: crude oil yesterday cross small Yin K line closed flat, the space is not much, maintain in the last week's range of oscillating operation, currently continue to be in the short-term direction of choice, is poised to break the low point further fall, or start a steady recovery to recover lost ground, short-term in the shock of the momentum, the rhythm is slow. The Japanese K line entity is small and has no practical reference significance, waiting for the entity K line to break the current deadlock. 4 hours Tubrin road began to close, the short-term temporary saw back and forth between the upper and lower rail, the current upper and lower rail there is a certain range, the support of the lower rail is still at the low point 77.70-78.30. The upswing was near yesterday's high. At present, in the contraction shock, the short-term unilateral quantity is insufficient, and it will be maintained in the interval, and the operation is mainly to deal with the ultra-short line. In summary, crude oil today's short-term operation, above the short-term focus on the resistance of 80.6-81, strong support of 81.3-81.5, below the short-term focus on 79.0-78.5 support
TVC:USOILShort
by HectorBrown1
Crude oil: There is still room for today's strategy to rise In the U.S. market, WTI crude oil rose and closed down, once rising to $80.7/barrel, but failed to hold the $80 mark, closing down 0.03%, at $79.94/barrel, due to the threat of tropical storms in the U.S. Gulf crude oil production and news that Saudi Arabia may extend the production cut time and other benefits and rise, but the Fed's further interest rate hike worries limit oil prices, Therefore, oil prices continued to run on the strong side at the beginning of the session. Overall, the probability of the Fed raising interest rates has risen, and increasing demand concerns have limited oil price gains. However, tropical storms in the US Gulf Coast may cause supply disruptions to bring support. Before this week's non-agricultural data, oil prices may remain volatile around US$80/barrel. In the short term, pay attention to the impact of API data and market uncertainties on oil prices. Short near 81.60, stop loss: 82.20, target 80.60 First step back around 80.40 to go long, stop loss: 79.90, target to be determined
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by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil: operation strategy, high and low Oil prices continued to rebound at the opening and performed first. Overall, Fed officials believe that there may be no need to raise interest rates. The decline in European diesel inventories boosts oil prices, but demand concerns still limit oil price gains. During the day, we will pay attention to the speech of the chairman of the Federal Reserve at the annual meeting of global central banks. If the speech is dovish, the oil price is expected to return to above US$80/barrel. If it is hawkish, the oil price may drop sharply, pointing to US$75/barrel; market uncertainty risks increase, and trading needs to be cautious. the The trend of crude oil bottomed out twice in a row and closed up. There is a certain signal of bottoming out in the short term. There may be a continuation of the rebound in the market outlook, but the upper side needs to pay attention to the resistance of the middle rail line. Under pressure, there is a risk of going lower again. At the top, focus on the resistance around $80.40/barrel, and the operation is mainly short-selling
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil: continue to maintain decline I have encountered many investors who are still losing money and are confused. There is no fixed market, and there are no fixed investors. They need to continuously learn and adjust to integrate into the market. Years of experience in the industry and a caring guidance team will accompany you on your investment journey and provide you with solid investment ideas. The market is endless, the market is constantly evolving, and the transaction will never stop. Although we can't do everything in every wave of market, we can seize the ever-changing opportunities, treat the market with an objective and calm attitude, and analyze the market , wait for the market, and make full preparations for each transaction. If a worker wants to do a good job, he must first sharpen his weapon. It is not that trading is better than trading. WTI crude oil October futures closed at US$78.89/barrel, falling below US$80/barrel for the first time in a week, down 0.9% on the day. The EIA report released earlier today was mixed. Crude inventories fell by 6.1 million barrels, but investors also took a bearish look at the report, which showed U.S. crude production rose to a three-year high of 12.8 million barrels per day. Also, implied gasoline demand was below 9 mb/d for the sixth of the past seven weeks, a weak sign for gasoline demand in what should be the peak summer driving season Go short around 79.20 on the rebound, stop loss: 79.80, target at 77.00
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil, today's strategy is bearish Crude oil is now clearly in a bearish trend. The k-line starts to exert force from the upper rail, the big Yin line breaks through the middle rail, and the k-line goes all the way south to the lower rail. At present, the k-line directly dives downward, and the Bollinger Band track is also opened downward. The opening is gradually enlarged, the lower triple bottom is near 79.0, the big Yinxian will inevitably break through, empty, 79.0 air The market continues to consolidate weakly in the bottom area, and the overall oscillation at the support level of the trend line has now converged. We can clearly see from the attached picture below that the bottom area signal has appeared yesterday, and the bottom area in the early stage is relatively stable. In terms of a wave of rebound, yesterday’s intraday reappearance is relatively a rebound. In the short term, we can focus on the pressure. Only when we recover the lost ground will we go up further. , the specific suggestions are as follows: Operating strategy: crude oil 79.0 empty, take profit 78.5-78.0, Crude oil 78.0 into,
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
Russia's Oil Exports Plummet to Lowest Volume Level Since JanIntroduction: In a surprising turn of events, Russia's oil exports have hit their lowest volume since January, raising concerns within the trading community. This unexpected decline has far-reaching implications for the global oil market, warranting a moment of reflection and reconsideration for traders worldwide. In this article, we delve into the reasons behind this decline and propose a call to action, urging traders to pause oil trading temporarily. The Unforeseen Decline: Russia, one of the world's largest oil producers, has experienced a significant drop in its exports, catching many traders off guard. The recorded volume level was the lowest since January, sending shockwaves through the trading community. This decline raises several red flags and highlights the need for a cautious approach in the current market. Factors Contributing to the Decline: Several factors have contributed to Russia's plummeting oil exports. First and foremost, the ongoing China economic slowdown has severely impacted oil demand, reducing production and exports. Furthermore, geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and changing market dynamics have all affected this downward trend. The Call-to-Action: Pause Oil Trading: Given the current circumstances, traders must take a moment to pause and reassess their trading strategies. The declining oil exports from Russia should serve as a wake-up call for the trading community. It is crucial to adopt a more cautious and responsible approach to trading oil, considering the volatility and unpredictability of the market. Traders can mitigate potential risks by temporarily pausing oil trading and avoiding unnecessary losses. This pause allows for thoroughly evaluating market conditions, including supply and demand dynamics, geopolitical developments, and economic indicators. This step will enable traders to make informed decisions and adjust their strategies accordingly. Additionally, this pause serves as an opportunity to explore alternative investment avenues. Diversifying portfolios and considering other commodities or sectors can help traders reduce their dependence on oil and navigate the market with greater resilience. Exploring renewable energy sources like solar or wind power could also be a long-term investment consideration. Conclusion: The recent decline in Russia's oil exports indicates that the global oil market faces unprecedented challenges. As responsible traders, we must pause and reevaluate our strategies in light of these developments. We can protect our investments, mitigate risks, and explore alternative opportunities by temporarily taking a step back from oil trading. Let us collectively embrace this call to action and make informed decisions contributing to a more stable and sustainable trading environment. We can only navigate these uncertain times and emerge more robust in adversity through careful consideration and responsible action.
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by bryandowningqln
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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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
The high level of crude oil encounters resistance and shocks Crude oil prices rose and fell last week. The price hit the $85 line and then fell back. Judging from the current price trend, crude oil bulls have encountered slight obstacles, indicating that the market may start to weaken. After a wave of unilateral gains, the crude oil market was challenged at the $85 level, which may be due to a certain degree of exhaustion in the market, resulting in a small pullback. Despite market concerns about an economic slowdown, demand remains resilient, and the fundamentals of the crude oil market look much more optimistic than a month ago. At the same time, due to OPEC+ and Saudi production cuts, supply is reducing, and short-term crude oil prices may hit $85 again Looking at the daily level, the opening of the Bollinger Bands is upward, and the price has encountered resistance near the upper track and has fallen back. The price has risen twice and failed to stand on the line of 85 US dollars. There are signs of a fall in the short term. The fall of the price is just a normal correction in the process of rising. , does not mean a reversal in direction. In the morning, the market price retreated slightly, and there is a risk of continuing to fall. In the short term, we will first see a wave of decline, and then continue to continue the upward trend. In 4 hours, the Bollinger Bands closed, and the price fell below the first-line support of the middle rail, and there is a possibility of further decline. In the short-term within the day, we need to pay attention to the support near 82.5 below. Once the price falls below this position, it is possible to step back on the first-line 81.8. In terms of thinking, let's start with a wave of price rebound, and focus on the resistance in the 82.8-83 area above. Operating strategy: rebound in the 82.8-83 area and short, stop loss 83.4, target 81.8
FX:USOIL
by Richard-Wagner