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USOIL OverviewUSOIL has HIGH VOLUME long candles, looking to reach the 78 - 80 range. It has recently broken through multiple support zones with HIGH VOLUME, showing that USOIL is likely to increase further in the coming days. I'm looking for it to enter back into the support zone, and we will see if it bounces or rejects and breaks lower. It could, on the other hand, not bounce at all and increase straight to the 78 - 80 range, where I will be looking for shorting options at the RESISTANCE level.
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by I3ig_Trades
Oil: Keep buying. Wait until it reaches a high and then go short. For a month, I used the correct trading signals as a reference. This is what everyone can see. There is no mistake in the operation. I want to post my views here to save those who continue to lose money. Or those who don’t know how to trade or don’t make any profit. I just use my expertise. If you keep losing money, leave me a message. Even if you are a novice. Follow me and you can see the changes in your balance in a very short time.
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by Eddy_Wealth
USoil: Oil prices will continue to rebound this week.Oil is about to form an oversold rebound situation, and the target this week is expected to be above 74. The current price is around 72.2. The USoil quote on tradingview is used as the basis. Investors with large amounts of funds can buy in advance. If your trading continues to lose money. Or the profit is not ideal. Remember to refer to my trading instructions or follow me. Prevent further losses. NYMEX:CL1! MCX:CRUDEOIL1! NYMEX:MCL1! MATBAROFEX:WTI1!
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by Eddy_Wealth
8.14 Crude Oil Trend AnalysisShort at 80 points Last week I predicted that the oil price would reach 80. As I expected, the oil price peaked at 80.58 and then fell back to around 78.4. The panic in the stock market last week led to a large sell-off of crude oil, which also gave us a good opportunity to enter the market. The oil market ignored the tension in the Middle East. Now the situation in the Middle East has been repositioned and the oil price has returned to 80. This prediction went very smoothly. My personal suggestion is "Profit-taking Exit" Although the situation in the Middle East is not very clear, it has not yet reached an uncontrollable situation. Now is a good time to exit. When the market is in panic, it also brings opportunities for traders to enter the market. I wonder if you have seized this opportunity.
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by David_strategy
US OIL SHOWING A GOOD FALL WITH 1:10 RISK REWARDUS OIL SETUP TRADE WIH 1:10 RISK REWARD A good selling setup detected on US OIL It's showing a BEAR MOVE due to these reason 1. It's following THE 60 M trendline here 2. It's ready to break the neckline 3. In day chat it's showing the heavy bullish pressure Just grab out will your own risk With a small amount Stay connected Stay happy Bande mataram BITCOIN SETUP TRADE WIH 1:10 RISK REWARD A good selling setup detected on US OIL It's showing a BEAR MOVE due to these reason 1. It's following THE 60 M trendline here 2. It's ready to break the neckline 3. In day chat it's showing the heavy bullish pressure Just grab out will your own risk With a small amount Stay connected Stay happy Bande mataram
FX:USOILSPOTShort
by tradergyan01
8.6 Long-term trend of oilAs the stock market fell last Friday, traders in major markets chose to sell a large number of transactions. Crude oil was of course not immune, causing a rapid drop in prices. Compared with the oil price in July, it fell by $10 and now fluctuates around $73. Everyone is worried about the US economic recession, but at the same time ignores an important information, which is the great geopolitical tension in the Middle East. Once the situation escalates, crude oil will rise sharply again. It is also a buying opportunity now. If you are a long-term investor, then you might as well take a look at the option spread after expiration throughout August. I personally expect it to be between 78 and 80. Of course, this is also a risky pre-evaluation. There are risks in entering the market, so please be cautious.
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by David_strategy
Crude oil is expected to fluctuate.Technical analysis of crude oil Daily resistance 78.2, support below 72.7 Four-hour resistance 77.5, support below 76 Operation suggestions for crude oil: Crude oil fluctuated and rose throughout the day yesterday, and finally reached the 78.2 mark, which was in line with expectations From the current trend, today's lower support focuses on the key support level of 77.2-76.1 formed by the hourly line yesterday, and the upper pressure should first pay attention to the vicinity of 78.2-78.4. Intraday operations can be carried out around this range, adopting a strategy of selling high and buying low. SELL:78.2near SL:78.50 SELL:78.4near SL:78.70 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ
Crude oil market analysisMarket performance Freight rates rose in March and calmed down in May. In June, freight rates from the Middle East to China fell by 0.5 yuan month-on-month. July was also sluggish. At the same time, the gross profit margin of refining fell by 10-30% year-on-year, affecting the enthusiasm of refineries to purchase crude oil. Market risk analysis The US election may affect energy policy. The Democratic and Republican parties have different energy policies. In addition, the US Meteorological Corporation predicts that there will be 25 storms in the Atlantic this year, which may affect oil production and transportation To sum up, my personal analysis shows that the crude oil market will remain low in the second half of the year.
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by David_strategy
Oil prices can still be shorted at around 77 to make a profit. The overall trend of oil shows the closing stage of the arc top. There are still some opportunities for decline to short the oil price to make a profit. I am EDDY. Senior Financial Analysis Consultant. I have experienced the financial crisis, the stock market crash, and the market circuit breaker. The current trading opportunities in the market are much better than before. There are many trading opportunities every day. I have been observing investors in the market for a while. I can't bear to see some people in the market continue to lose money because they don't know how to trade. So I plan to continue to share my operating ideas for a while for your reference. If you are still confused about the trading market, you can continue to pay attention to my updates.
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by Eddy_Wealth
USOIL: Trend Analysis and Trading StrategiesCrude oil technical analysis Daily resistance 83.4, support below 79 Four-hour resistance 81, support below 81.3-80 Crude oil operation suggestions: Last Friday, the overall oil price fell first and then rose, breaking through the 82.7 mark, and then fell back and bottomed out, breaking through the 81 mark and closing weakly. The overall price showed a fluctuating upward rhythm. Today, the lower support continues to focus on the low point of 81 last Friday, and the upper pressure focuses on the vicinity of 82.5-82.7. If the upper 83.4 is not broken, continue to see the oscillation operation first, and if 83.4 is broken, the bulls will start SELL:82.0near SL:82.40 SELL:83.4near SL:83.70 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ
USOIL, sell high and buy low to participateTechnical analysis of crude oil Daily resistance 83.4, support below 79 Four-hour resistance 81, support below 80-78.5 Crude oil operation suggestions: Crude oil 4-hour chart is still shrinking and consolidating, and short-term contraction and shock are waiting to accumulate momentum to open up space. In the short term, there is still an expectation of further downward adjustment. Today's upper resistance focuses on the opening of yesterday's hourly line around 81.3-81.5. The intraday rebound relies on this position to continue to look down with the main short. The short-term support below focuses on 79.7-79.5. The European and American markets stabilize at this position once more and then look at shocks and rebounds. Sell high and buy low (At the same time, beware of the technical changes and there is also a warning of a sharp drop and wash) SELL:80.7near SL:81.10 SELL:82.0near SL:82.40 SELL:83.4near SL:83.70 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ
Crude Oil Market Analysis and Trading SignalsTechnical analysis of crude oil Daily resistance 83.4, support below 77.5 Four-hour resistance 82, support below 80.7-79 Crude oil operation suggestions: After a bottom rebound in the daily chart of crude oil, the upward momentum has slowed down. Short-term is accompanied by a second roundabout retracement confirmation. The daily chart uses the middle track as the support point. Go long after the retracement confirmation. Today's lower support continues to focus on yesterday's hourly neckline support of 80.5. Relying on this position, the main bullish trend remains unchanged. The upper target is still near the daily pressure of 83.4. The short-term bullish strong dividing line focuses on the 80.7 mark. If the daily level stands firm at this position. Continue to follow the trend and do more. Short selling can participate near the daily resistance of 83.4. (At the same time, beware of trend changes, and there is also a warning of a sharp drop in the technical side) SELL:80.7near SL:81.10 SELL:82.0near SL:82.40 SELL:83.4near SL:83.70 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ
Brent Crude Surges in June But Chart Pattern Raises ConcernsBrent Crude Surges in June as Inventory Draw Tightens Market, But Chart Pattern Raises Concerns Brent crude oil prices experienced a significant rally in June 2024, rising 5% over the month. This increase adds to a positive trend for the year so far, with Brent crude accumulating a total gain of 12.85% year-to-date. However, a closer look at the price chart reveals a potential concern – the formation of a rising wedge pattern, which could indicate a reversal in the upward trend. Understanding Brent Crude and Its Global Influence Brent crude oil, extracted from the North Sea, is a light sweet crude oil variety. Widely traded across the globe, it serves as a benchmark for oil pricing, influencing other crudes like West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US benchmark. Supply, demand, geopolitical tensions, and global economic health are all factors that impact Brent crude prices. In June 2024, a confluence of events pushed prices higher. US Inventory Draw Tightens the Market A key driver of the June price increase was a significant decline in US crude oil inventories. The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a drop of 2.55 million barrels. This decrease signifies that demand for crude oil is outpacing supply, a classic recipe for rising prices. Several factors could explain the inventory decline. Economic growth can lead to increased energy consumption by businesses and consumers, driving up demand for crude oil. Geopolitical tensions can also disrupt oil supplies, further tightening available inventories. OPEC+ Decision Adds Fuel to the Fire Another factor influencing June's price increase was the decision by OPEC+, a group of oil-producing countries led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, to loosen production cuts. Implemented in April 2020 to support oil prices during the COVID-19 pandemic, these cuts were gradually lifted as the global economy recovered in 2024. The OPEC+ decision was interpreted as a sign of a tightening oil market. With rising demand and only a gradual increase in production from OPEC+, concerns arose about potential future supply constraints. This concern played a role in pushing Brent crude prices higher in June. The Rising Wedge: A Potential Threat to the Upward Trend? While the June price increase paints a picture of a robust oil market, a technical analysis of the Brent crude price chart reveals a potentially bearish pattern – the rising wedge. This chart formation consists of two upward-sloping trendlines, with prices seemingly trapped within an expanding channel. While the price appears to be rising, the trendlines narrow as the pattern progresses, suggesting a potential loss of momentum. A breakout from the rising wedge, particularly downwards, is often seen as a bearish signal, indicating a potential reversal in the price trend. This could lead to a decline in Brent crude prices in the coming months. The Two-Sided Coin of Rising Oil Prices Higher Brent crude prices have a double-edged impact on the global economy. On the one hand, consumers face the burden of rising gasoline prices, which can strain household budgets and impact businesses reliant on transportation. Additionally, higher oil prices translate to increased costs for transportation and other goods and services. On the other hand, oil-producing countries benefit from the price hike. Increased revenue allows them to invest in infrastructure, social programs, and economic development initiatives. The Road Ahead: Uncertainties and Opportunities Predicting the future of oil prices is a complex task. Global economic growth, geopolitical tensions, and OPEC+ production decisions will all play a role. However, the June price increase and the formation of the rising wedge pattern highlight the dynamic nature of the oil market. While the upward trend suggests continued price increases in the near term, the rising wedge pattern warrants caution. Investors and businesses involved in oil-dependent industries should closely monitor the price chart and economic factors to navigate the potential market shift.
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by bryandowningqln
OIL: Operation in the range of 77~80Crude Oil Technical Analysis Daily resistance is 80-83.4, support below is 77-75 Four-hour resistance is 80, support below is 77.8 Crude oil operation advice: Yesterday, crude oil experienced a strong bullish rise around the 77.5 mark. In the Asian and European markets, the price slightly stepped back to test and stabilized at the 77.5 mark, ushering in a rebound. The European market rose slightly and broke through the 78 mark, falling into sideways fluctuations. After the US Bulls continued to work hard during the session, and the hourly line continued to rise and broke through and stood at the 79 mark, and continued to rise to close strongly near the 80 mark. After the overall price fluctuated around the 77 mark for nearly 4 trading days, the bulls broke through. In the short term, the oil price stood above the 79 mark and entered the bullish rebound cycle again. Today's lower support focuses on the neckline of yesterday's hourly line near 78.5-78.7. The intraday retracement relies on this position to continue to be bullish. The upper target continues to focus on breaking highs. The short-term long-short strength and weakness dividing line focuses on the 77 mark. Any retracement before the daily level falls below this position is a long opportunity. BUY: 78.4 near SL: 78.00 BUY: 77.8 near SL: 77.50 SELL: 80.0 near SL: 80.50 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ
Crude oil is trading in a range, with a focus on 73.8~76.5Technical analysis of crude oil Daily resistance 78.4, support below 72.7 Four-hour resistance 76, support below 75-73.8 Crude oil operation suggestions: Crude oil fell first and then rose last week. The weekly line is in a wide range of fluctuations, and there is no strong unilateral trend. In the form of repeated tug-of-war between long and short positions, pay attention to the support of the low point of 73.80 this week. If it holds, it will continue to be bullish. The overall price shows a rhythm of long and short narrow fluctuations. Although the daily level has experienced two consecutive positive fluctuations and rebounded, the overall technical indicators are still in a short position. The upper side is still facing the pressure of the 76.5 mark. Today's rebound relies on the 76.5 line to continue to be short first. The short-term support below focuses on the vicinity of 74.3-74.5. Today, we will rely on this range to maintain the rhythm of fluctuations and sell high and buy low. SELL:76.0 near SL:76.50 BUY:73.8 near SL:73.40 Technical analysis only provides trading direction!
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by ActuaryJ