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WTI is targeting growth again. H4 05.11.2024🛢 WTI is targeting growth again 📈 Oil is looking at a possible pattern for a segment overlap to the upside in which we will again target a major upside. Price is now approaching the control margin at 73 and from there a local correction may be made and then growth will continue. Major volumes have stayed down and have been buybacks. Also OPEC+ have postponed the increase in oil production which will further support it. BLACKBULL:WTI
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by KovachTrader
#WTI Crude Oil 4-HWTI Crude Oil 4-Hour Analysis WTI Crude Oil is trading within a falling channel on the 4-hour chart, currently finding support at the channel's lower boundary. This support level could provide a potential buy opportunity, especially if bullish momentum builds. Additionally, a breakout above the channel's upper resistance line would signal further upside, opening the door for more buy entries. Technical Outlook: - Pattern: Falling Channel - Forecast: Bullish (Buy Opportunity) - Support Level: Channel lower boundary - Further Opportunity: Buy more if resistance breakout occurs Traders may look to enter buy positions at the channel support and consider adding to positions if a breakout above the upper resistance confirms additional bullish momentum. Indicators like RSI for oversold conditions or MACD for bullish crossovers can provide extra confirmation before entering.
BLACKBULL:WTILong
by PIPSFIGHTER
USOUSD (WTI Crude) strong bullish move likely … week of 26 AugA ‘hammer candle’ is one of my favorites and we can see a nice one in the weekly chart of oil. It also appears at a major support (73.00) and at a rising trend line. If you are not a fan of the hammer candle like I am, just look left on my chart and see what happened in the past when this candle appeared. But “when” to trade is always a question, directional bias is only a part of our decision making. I will, first of all be looking for USD weakness and CAD strength (correlation). Monitoring PA on the H4 and H1 is always a good idea too. Evidence of bullish PA would justify taking a long trade. However, if a move to the downside forms, that would negate my analysis. This is not a trade recommendation. You should be aware that trading carries a high level of risk, so only trade with money you can afford to lose. Please use sound money and risk management, trading without a stop or moving the stop away from price is a recipe for disaster. If you like my idea, please give a “boost” and follow me to get even more. Please comment and share your thoughts too!! It’s not whether you are right or wrong, but how much money you make when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong – George Soros
EIGHTCAP:USOUSDLong
by Trading_Vista
Bullish case for WTI crude (USOUSD) Price above the cloud? Yes Tenkan-sen crossed above the Kijun-sen? Yes Chikou span above the cloud? Almost there Chikou span above price? Yes Future cloud bias? Bullish This is not a trade recommendation, it is just my analysis. You should be aware that trading carries a high level of risk, so only trade with money you can afford to lose. Please use sound money and risk management if/when you trade. If you like my idea, please give a “boost” and follow me to get even more. Please comment and share your thoughts too!!
VANTAGE:USOUSDLong
by Trading_Vista
Looking to sell WTI crude (USOUSD) … the week of 17 June, 2024Often times, the 200dma is a great dynamic support and resistance. See how effective it has been for the past 6 weeks as resistance as multiple attempts were made by the bulls. The up trendline was broken recently and last week it was re-tested from below. The round number 80.00 and the fact that long-term we are in a downtrend are all factors of confluence. There are so many reasons supporting a sell but the short-term trend is bullish. I want to see some bearish evidence before committing to a trade. A bullish continuation past the 80.00 level and the 200dma will negate my analysis. As you can see, this has the potential to be a +5R trade. Staying patient and allowing for market to make its moves will be required. This is not a trade recommendation. Trading carries a high level of risk, so only trade with money you can afford to lose. Anything can happen in the markets at any time. Please use sound money and risk management in all your trades. If you like my idea, please give a “boost” and follow me to get even more. Please comment and share your thoughts too!!
VANTAGE:USOUSDShort
by Trading_Vista
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Global analysis of crude oil trade Crude oil prices fell as markets trimmed geopolitical risk premiums on concerns about escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, ANZ Bank said in a note on Thursday. Crude oil prices plummeted to the 82.5 line in the early morning. For Thursday's white market, the market's intuitive performance is short. Intraday rebound resistance can focus on 83.2-83.7-84.2. In terms of support, focus on the hourly upper and lower rails of 81.7, the 4-hour MA60 moving average supports the 80.8 line, and further focus on the 80 mark below as a defensive support point. Overall, crude oil prices are under pressure and have fallen below the Bollinger Band, with a downward breakthrough more likely. It is recommended to go short on rallies
TVC:USOIL
by Jerome-Leon
Global analysis of crude oil trade Crude oil real-time market analysis: The resistance of crude oil in the morning on Wednesday was 85.6. As time went to the European market, it has now moved down to the 85.3 position. The 4-hour SAR extension point coincides with the MA30 moving average and is now at the 85.5 line. Tonight, it can be judged at the 85.5 position. Oil price strength and weakness. Technically, the three Bollinger Bands tracks are flat in the 4 hours, with the upper track at 86.5, the middle track at 85.5, and the lower track at 84.2. The idea at night is very simple. Let’s first look at the breakout situation in the 86.5-84 range. Considering that the API crude oil inventory data in the early morning is negative, for In the evening, the priority thinking of EIA data remains rebound and short selling.
TVC:USOILShort
by Jerome-Leon
WTI Global analysis of crude oil trade The overall trend of crude oil bottomed out yesterday and rebounded. The MA5 position of the weekly line fell back and rebounded, and the middle track of the daily line did not break below. This shows that the market is still strong. In addition, the conflict between Iran and Israel will boost crude oil, so it is good to be bullish. After all, the current situation in the Middle East is a mess. Crude oil has once again returned to the old point to see a rise, that is, go long around 85, add positions at 84.5, defend 84, and look at 86-87!
TVC:USOILLong
by Jerome-Leon
Crude oil fluctuates and rises, and is about to go up WTI crude oil prices rose choppily despite a somewhat downbeat inventory report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and a stronger-than-expected March consumer price index (CPI) report (which may further delay the Federal Reserve's first rate cut). The current geopolitical environment continues to provide support for oil prices. Crude oil real-time market analysis: The 4-hour upper track pressure is at the 87 mark. The daily SAR indicator has appeared at a high level and diverged downwards since yesterday. The current extension point is at the 87.5 line. The defensive resistance lies in the daily Bollinger Band upper track position of 88.1. If crude oil prices break down, focus on the 84 mark and the daily MA5 moving average of 83.5. On the whole, crude oil prices continue to fluctuate at high levels, and it is enough to maintain the high-sell-low-low mentality until it breaks the range. U.S. trading strategy: Crude oil is recommended to go short in batches at 86.9-87.5, stop loss if it breaks 88.2, target 86-85, hold if it breaks below 84; go long when the low hits 84.5 (±2 points) for the first time, stop loss 83.7, target 85.5 -86.2;
TVC:USOILLong
by Jerome-Leon
In the short and medium term, WTI is mainly bought. Due to delays in production cuts by OPEC countries. Oil experienced a slight decline, but some Arab countries decided to reduce production. So oil formed some support after a brief decline. As a resource product. To a certain extent, supply is also lower than demand, and the other is the promotion of geopolitics, so the operation is still based on buying at low prices. The club already has live signals announced. In the mid-term, buying is also the main focus.
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by T0_messenger