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Crude oil: back above 80 again Oil prices rebounded at the opening and remained stable. On the whole, whether it is the Fed’s interest rate hike expectations cooling, the dollar’s fall, the rise in U.S. stocks, or the possible impact of U.S. hurricanes on supply, coupled with a sharp decline in crude oil inventories and geopolitical tensions, they all tend to support oil prices. Technical The short-term bullish signal has also strengthened, and oil prices are expected to retest the resistance near the August high of 84.87. The trend of crude oil daily chart is currently stable above the short-term moving average, and today it is stable again above the middle rail line. The market outlook will rely on the middle rail line and the short-term moving average to support the bullish rebound. Below, focus on the support around $81.00 and $81.5. In terms of operational thinking, the main focus is to go long and be bullish. Go long near 81.20, stop loss: 80.70: target 83.00
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by Dylan-Jones
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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
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
Crude oil: bottoming trend again The main reason for crude oil to look down is: the rebound for several consecutive days touched the pressure and fell back. Or a more bullish view is the sub-wave 2 adjustment in the midst of 3 waves and 5 rises. Crude oil pressure 80.65~81.10, support 79.70~79~78.60. Crude oil operation is recommended to enter at 81.1, take profit at 79.6, target at 79.2~79.5, and take profit at 80.3 (the point may be revised as the market changes during the session, and the real-time strategy shall prevail)
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil: peaking again Crude oil should have mentioned that it will rebound, and the rebound trend is not small. It has already come out this time. From the indicators, the high point of this rebound is around 82. If the peak trend remains unchanged, this Nearby is more difficult to break. Moreover, crude oil is negatively correlated with the U.S. dollar in a certain trend. The sharp rise of the U.S. dollar will also affect the price of crude oil. Gold is in a weak position, but crude oil is due to factors such as production cuts and expectations of interest rate hikes. The price of crude oil continues to soar, but still the same sentence, the reduction in interest rate hike expectations has been large enough. As long as there is something that is not conducive to the suspension of interest rate hikes, the interest rate hike expectations will still rise, and crude oil will be under pressure. Strategy: 81.7 buy up 83.4 buy down The demand for crude oil is expected to increase, but crude oil is not the same as gold after all. Crude oil has no currency attribute after all. Although it also has a hedging attribute, it is still not as strong as gold, and the aspects that can be affected are not as extensive as gold, so the demand for crude oil The expected increase in volume is also a matter of this year, but the price will not be too inclined.
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
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: Will usher in a new wave of decline Crude oil rebounded slightly and fell again. The idea is to place an empty order at the resistance position of 83-83.2. Friends who read the article may not necessarily wait for the point, but members and friends have kept up. When there is a short signal, decisively enter the market with an empty order. The current price is around 81.3 You can go up a little bit first. This is the difference between the idea of the article and the specific entry. The support resistance is that area. The specific entry depends on the real-time changes in the market. When there is a signal, you can enter the market at 81.0-81.3. Strategy 81.0-81.3 enter long 82.0-82.2 take profit or enter decline
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
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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Crude oil: today's trend Crude oil once again hit a new high point, and the strength was in a mess. Even though the price fell after a surge in the U.S. session, it eventually rose again. This is why I have not been doing short orders recently. Your entry point may not be ideal, but you can still exit with a profit. Although the announced increase in crude oil inventories, the sharp reduction in refined oil inventories has helped the bulls in oil prices. At present, there is no sign of crude oil turning around, so you need to be cautious when buying short orders at the top.
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
Crude Oil: Trend Analysis Strategies U.S. oil first fluctuated within a very narrow range, and U.S. oil rose again wildly during the European session, and the pressure was measured above 84. Although U.S. oil is strong again, this trend is extremely abnormal, and technically does not support this extreme upward state. Instead, we should pay attention to whether the follow-up bulls can continue to provide this extreme upward momentum. The belt continues to open upwards, and the trend of long prices has not reversed. The decline is just a normal callback. Only when it falls can it rise higher. The small Yang line with a long lower shadow line is closed. It is expected that the lower support will be strong. Short-term prices have Possibility of going higher. 4 hours, with signs of opening, the price formed a high-level shock after recovering the lost ground. It is expected that the short-term pullback will not be very strong. The lower middle track line is supported by the 81.9-82.1 area. After the price rebounds and confirms stabilization, you can place multiple orders field. Operation strategy: callback 84.6-area short, target 84.9-85.1 81.90 and 80.90 are long respectively, with a stop loss of 70 points and a stop profit of 200 points.
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil: Crude oil unexpectedly fell, but there is still a new From the online point of view, there are signs of closure. The price has retreated sharply after encountering resistance near the upper rail. At present, it can only be regarded as an adjustment during the previous rise. The price will not just go down directly. It is expected that the short-term will be around 80 The dollar is consolidating around. With an opening in 4 hours, a big negative line directly fell below the first-line support of the middle rail, and it is currently stabilizing near the lower rail. The short-term price may test the low point again. It is necessary to pay attention to the support at this position. If it can be held, the short-term price will go up There will be a chance to rebound again. The operation idea is to look at a wave of rebound after the price retreats and stabilizes. Operation strategy: call back the 78.3-79 area to do long, stop loss at 78.4, target 80.5 and directly empty Share this point of view with my friends, I hope you can make more money and realize your dreams. Friends in need can keep up
FX:USOILShort
by Dylan-Jones
Crude oil: bulls are strong, step back to 80 and go long directl Crude oil has been in a unilateral upward trend, and there is no need to say more about the bullish trend. If you don’t make a move, you will miss it. Now it falls back to 80.3 and goes long directly. There is still more than 200 points of space from the pressure of the high point of 83.5. Although The space is not very large, but the odds of winning are very high. If you fall back and go long, it is almost a market to bend down to pick up money! But the overall trend remains unchanged, and the decline is just to give us a better point to go long. As can be seen from the trend in the figure, the nearest support level is 80.8, which is the moving average support of MA60. The lowest trend line support can be traced back to 80.3. You can do more, and the goal is to look at the high point of 82.1!
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
India's Oil Imports From Russia Decline Further - Monitor ImpacOver the past few months, India, one of the largest importers of Russian crude oil, has been scaling back its purchases from Russia. This decline, which predates the recent geopolitical tensions, is expected to intensify due to the Indian government's decision to impose certain restrictions on imports from Russia. Such a move will likely disrupt the global oil market dynamics, potentially leading to a surge in oil prices shortly. As traders, we must stay well-informed and agile in our decision-making process. The impact of reduced oil imports from Russia by India cannot be underestimated, as it not only affects the supply-demand balance but also has the potential to create a ripple effect across various sectors. Therefore, I strongly encourage you to closely monitor the developments surrounding India's oil imports and their subsequent impact on oil prices. To help you stay ahead of the curve, I recommend keeping a close eye on crucial industry news sources, monitoring the official statements from the Indian government, and analyzing market trends. By doing so, we can better assess the potential consequences on oil prices and position ourselves advantageously to capitalize on any market fluctuations. In conclusion, the decline in India's oil imports from Russia is a significant development that demands our immediate attention. Let us remain vigilant and proactive in our approach, ensuring that we are well-prepared to navigate any potential challenges that may arise from this situation.
TVC:USOILLong
by bryandowningqln
Crude oil: we continue to pay attention to 80 The short-term goal of crude oil price is to stand above the 80 mark, and the price reached the target as scheduled last week. But even if it reaches 80, at present, the crude oil price does not show a short-selling signal Seen from the daily line, the market continued to open, and the price maintained a fluctuating upward trend along the upward channel. Although there was a process of callback and rest in the middle, the overall callback range was not very large. Basically, they stepped out of new highs and stepped back to confirm the rise again, so it was big The direction is still dominated by callbacks. In 4 hours, the price encountered resistance near the upper rail and retreated. The price basically moved between the upper rail and the middle rail. The lower middle rail 80 area is supported. Pay more attention to above 80 Share this point of view with my friends, I hope you can make more money and realize your dreams. Friends in need can keep up
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
The Impact of a Deluge of US Crude on the World's Key Oil Price Over the past few years, the United States has experienced an unprecedented surge in crude oil production. This surge has turned the country into a significant player in the global oil market, creating a deluge of US crude that has profoundly impacted the world's key oil prices. Traditionally, the world's key oil price was heavily influenced by the production decisions of OPEC and Russia, as they held significant control over global supply. However, the surge in US crude production has disrupted this status quo, introducing a new player with substantial production capabilities. The influx of US crude has created a more competitive market, increasing supply and driving down the world's key oil price. This development has been welcomed by consumers globally, as it has translated into lower fuel costs and reduced inflationary pressures. However, it has also presented challenges for oil-producing nations heavily reliant on oil revenues to sustain their economies. While this deluge of US crude has brought about positive outcomes regarding affordability and accessibility, it is crucial to consider the long-term effects on oil price stability. As traders, we are responsible for assessing the situation and engaging in proactive discussions to ensure a balanced and sustainable market. Therefore, I invite you to join me in contemplating the following question: Could the ascent of oil prices slow down to a more stable pace? By encouraging thoughtful dialogue and sharing insights, we can collectively work toward a solution that benefits all stakeholders in the oil market. I urge you to share your thoughts, ideas, and concerns regarding the current state of the global oil market. Let us foster an environment of open exchange where we can explore potential strategies to mitigate excessive volatility and promote a more balanced oil price trajectory. Together, we can make a difference in shaping the oil market's future and ensure its stability for years to come. Please feel free to comment with your valuable insights.
TVC:USOIL
by bryandowningqln
Crude oil: test the 80 level again It seems that the given 79 first-line long order has successfully reached the target position. Although the price fell back after a short-term surge, it does not mean that this wave of bulls is over. The U.S. economy performed strongly in the second quarter, and the economic growth outlook is bullish again. Coupled with optimistic demand expectations, crude oil prices may continue to maintain a strong trend in the short term. However, it should be noted that the recent extreme weather in the U.S. will limit the increase . From a morphological point of view, the short-term price will form a oscillating trend around 80. In the short-term, we need to pay attention to the first-line support of 78.8-79 below. The callback stabilizes, and more orders can enter the market. Share this point of view with my friends, I hope you can make more money and realize your dreams. Friends in need can keep up
FX:USOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
USOIL: Crude oil today operation plan Raw oil on Friday the high base is not dynamic static, the United States has a small pullback after the rise of 77.2 a line, the loss of the previous correction to find back, the daily line continued to close up. Although the raw oil said that the high point before this has not been effective burst, with the lower side of the support does not break up, the strong potential in the high position of the consolidation of the power to break, the multi-head trend of the combined technology, we look more good! Today's operation: usoil: buy@76.3-76 tp 77.5 Join me and don't let procrastination and hesitation stop you from making money!
TVC:USOILLong
by HectorBrown1