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Energy Stocks Near End of Monster QuarterEnergy is the leading sector this quarter by a wide margin. SPDR Energy ETF was up 38 percent since the end of March through Thursday’s close. That’s 7 percentage points ahead of the No. 2 consumer-discretionary fund . This creates the potential for some positive window dressing with just eight sessions remaining in the second quarter. There are also fundamental and technical catalysts. The fundamentals are fairly clear: The global economy is reopening. Oil demand is rebounding but supplies are tight. OPEC+ is reining in non-compliant countries like Iraq and Kazakhstan. Meanwhile, domestic drilling has fallen off a cliff. Did you know that the Baker Hughes rig count (a proxy for U.S. production) has hit record lows for the last six weeks? As usual, oil is a boom-and-bust industry. It just went through a major bust, which may create the potential for a boom. Technically, XLE is parked at the top of a bullish ascending triangle that it broke in early June. It’s also been fighting resistance at its 100-day simple moving average (SMA). Meanwhile, the 50-day SMA has turned higher and is approaching from the downside. This resembles the pattern on the S&P 500 a month ago before it continued upward. (See below.) XLE had a tight consolidation pattern around $54 before the bottom fell out in February. Traders may want to view that as an upside target and use the 50-day moving average for risk management.
AMEX:XLELong
by TradeStation
XLE Prepare to long, analysis of conformation entryExisting Condition: 1. Downtrend line was broken by breakaway Gap (G1). Start a new trend. 2. Gap Up above SMA50 3. double bottom reversal pattern confirmed Weekly demand zone in 11/28/2003; Use Fib number + simple moving average (SMA) + demand zone (DZ) to verify entry point: 1. 0.382 retracement, DZ1, If price raises above 29 (SMA8) or 2. 0.5 retracement, DZ2, If price drops below 27.1, and back to above 27.2 or 3. 0.618 retracement, DZ3, If price drops below 26.1, and back to above 26.2 or 4. G2: Gap UP above (SMA50) 29.3, market buy at open. This is the most strong signal. (See the result after G1 Gap) The target Size is based on the entry point: DZ1 to SZ1; DZ2 to SZ2; DZ3 to SZ3; According to this image, I would long calls of XLE/XOP/ERX, buy PUT of ERY; I will create another trading plan with detailed Stop/Entry/Target (S.E.T) when one of these conditions could be triggered.
AMEX:XLELong
by PlanTradePlanMM
XLE: Will Energy ETF Fill the Gap?What a difference a month makes! At this time in April, crude oil was in negative territory as the market literally paid you to take barrels away. Now it's rebounded sharply as the economy reopens. On top of that, Memorial Day weekend is coming. Even if coronavirus hurts some travel demand, summer driving season is still around the corner. That brings us back to the energy sector, which is has spent the last three weeks consolidating. The SPDR Energy ETF held roughly $36 last week. That area marked the highs on March 10 and April 9. In other words, old resistance has become new support. The next chart feature to watch is XLE’s bearish gap from March 9. If it starts to fill that space, buyers may look for a continued push toward at least $42. That price zone also marks the 50 percent retracement of its decline in 2020. Overall the move in energy is based on seasonality and a lot of economic drivers. Charts alone may not capture its potential to rebound because the market could also face a macro sentiment shift toward beaten-down cyclicals and away from growth stocks – at least for a few weeks. If that’s the case, energy could be the top beneficiary – along with small caps, financials and industrials. Within energy, traders with the time may want to take a wider view toward refineries and oil-field service providers.
AMEX:XLELong
by TradeStation
ENERGY SELECT SECTOR SPDR ETF ( $XLE 1D) the cup is full Everyone is well aware that the current state of the world economy is dire. In my previous analysis I was following the price of WTI and USOIL (link below) but due to the MAY contract debacle the charts are now trash. So, now to monitor the advancement of the recovery I will now use the Energy sector ETF XLE. It will not be a leading indicator as a transportation index would, but it can be a good indication of the overall economic activity or expectations. The recent “crash” is what’s look like capitulation (high spread on high volumes). It could take time to recover. Maybe months. On a daily time-frame however I identify a pseudo cup and handle pattern. Even if it’s not a full reversal on higher time-frames it can lead to a good swing trade. The price is now retesting the neckline of the pattern ( 35.90) as a support, so it is a good entry point and a good way to manage risk. Target 41.60 to close the gap then 47.41 last resistance. The price made a double bottom several weeks ago. Bullish div RSI Let us see how all this will turn out. As time goes by, I will keep you updated on the evolution of the asset price, so make sure to follow me on Tradingview If you have any questions or requests, fell free to ask @Djio_ . Disclaimer : This is not financial advice as I am not a financial adviser. This is just my knowledge on what can be said and done from the chart. Due to the volatile nature of the market, everything can change on a day to day basis. Everyone is wise to manage their risk properly when considering any trading decision or activities. PS: I cannot emphasize enough the risk associated with the activity of trading ETF due to the imaginary nature of all paper contracts, the reason why I prefer mainly trading cryptocurrencies instead of more “traditional” assets. On the other end without total systemic collapse it can quickly become a good trade opportunity .
AMEX:XLELong
by DecisionDoji
What has my body gotta do with trading ?Read this article here Just because we have to stay at home due to the lockdown, it does not mean we do not need to take care of our body and mind. In fact, as a trader (be it part time or full time), we spend a lot of time on the computer (sitting down mostly). Emotions are high as you toggle between different news, charts, forum, etc. Your heart is beating fast as you see your losses turn into profits and wondering should you take profits or not. Maybe, you forgot to put a SL and you were shocked to see your position is now in the red after an hour or so. Such activity is common for a trader and if you do not have a time out period to chill out and do something outside of trading, you are likely going to suffer from burnout soon. It was a nice and windy yesterday after the rain had stopped. I decided to go for a run except this time I intentionally slow down my pace and allow other runners to bypass me. Due to my competitive nature, it does not feel good but I consciously wanted to feel and understand how to better manage it. As more and more runners pass me by and I started to calm down after a while, I realised it was not such a big deal after all. Nobody cares really, who's leading or not. Everyone is just running according to their own pace. It is the mind that often play tricks on us, misleading us that we are out of control. I came home feeling energised and relaxed and more importantly learnt a valuable lesson. I don't have to huff and puff and run like there is no tomorrow (ya, I know the adrenaline rush when you start to sprint the last part) and yet feel accomplished as well. That was when I decided to take the shorts in SPX500 yesterday and thank God, I was well rewarded. Allowing too many thoughts swirling in your active mind is not healthy as it need an outlet to reorganise itself. No, not through using drugs or alcohol but a healthy channel like exercise. I urge you to pick up an exercise you like - be it swimming, dancing, trekking, cycling, anything physical. Build this into your trading schedule so that you purposely know you have to do it and you will not be so stressed up , glued to your PC and constantly worried about your positions. It helps you to avoid over trading too. For me, I either go for my run or walk so that I can relax my mind, take this opportunity to talk to God, seek his advice on many things I am constantly thinking. I asked for signs, I pray for breakthrough (for myself, family and others),etc. Sometimes, answers come really quick, other times, it surfaced through means that I never thought of. It could be an article, a chart or even staring at my plants in the garden. When you let go of TIME as in you do not need to force yourself to make $XXX within the hour or so, your mind becomes more relaxed. You are more open to spot opportunities and your judgement is also better. A couple of times, I went on a personal challenge to trade on 15 mins chart to see how much money I can make. It was a scary emotional ride as at the end of the session, I felt tensed and my feelings numb. There were profits and there were losses but I could not feel the joy or pain at all. That was when I know as a trader, this is not my style. Maybe others are wired differently. The shorter the time frame, the better they perform. I can't and that does not mean I am not good. Like running, each trader is keeping to himself , doing his best , improving his own results and that is all that matters. No need to compete with others !
AMEX:XLELong
by dchua1969