Pump and dumpLooking to speculate oil prices to hit the mainstream news causing interest in the OIL prices before investors dump the oil.
Since The Russian oil price cap no longer works (people buying Russian oil for more than $60 a barrel). OPEC will continue trading business as usual no longer putting a cap on oil reducing prices down to actually hit $60 a barrel for general consumers.
Going into 2024 everyone will be in good trading relations
UKOILSPOT trade ideas
Brent (ICE) may fall to 74.45 - 75.10Daily and weekly charts are also bearish.
Pivot
76.30
Our preference
Short positions below 76.30 with targets at 75.10 & 74.45 in extension.
Alternative scenario
Above 76.30 look for further upside with 76.80 & 77.50 as targets.
Comment
The RSI is bearish and calls for further downside.
Supports and resistances
77.50
76.80
76.30
75.59 Last
75.10
74.45
73.60
Number of asterisks represents the strength of support and resistance levels.
DeGRAM | UKOIL pullback tradeUKOIL is in the bearish trend. It's trading in the descending channel.
Price dropped below the significant level at 80.00 , which creates a confluence zone to short the market.
We anticipate a trend-continuation trade from the resistance and 50% fibo retracement.
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Brent (ICE) may rise to 76.20 - 76.80Pivot
74.75
Our preference
Long positions above 74.75 with targets at 76.20 & 76.80 in extension.
Alternative scenario
Below 74.75 look for further downside with 74.20 & 73.60 as targets.
Comment
The RSI advocates for further advance.
Supports and resistances
77.50
76.80
76.20
75.57 Last
74.75
74.20
73.60
Number of asterisks represents the strength of support and resistance levels.
Crude Oil , Brent, getting ready for near bullish reversal Crude Oil , Brent, per US dollar , is getting ready for near bullish reversal ,
Go long when you the price failing to break below 76.6 .
So try to trade a divergence , reversal pattern , change of character , first breakout or bullish break of structure and so on
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Oil long ideaI have been burnt trying to buy at higher levels so now we are here olny right I try again !!! There a a few things that are giving this set up a more higher probability, and hopefully we there is a push back up. Some fundamental events are also being taken into account when I was forming this idea.
Brent (ICE) may fall to 73.00 - 74.10Pivot
75.70
Our preference
Short positions below 75.70 with targets at 74.10 & 73.00 in extension.
Alternative scenario
Above 75.70 look for further upside with 76.70 & 77.60 as targets.
Comment
Even though a continuation of the technical rebound cannot be ruled out, its extent should be limited.
Supports and resistances
77.60
76.70
75.70
74.74 Last
74.10
73.00
72.00
Number of asterisks represents the strength of support and resistance levels.
Brent oil prices are flat during early Wednesday tradingBrent oil prices are flat during early Wednesday trading after touching a multi-week low the previous day. Investors remain relatively unmoved by the potential impact that the additional voluntary production cuts agreed by the OPEC+ members will have on the market. Since the last day of November, the price of Brent has dropped more than 6%, showing that the markets’ concerns are tilted towards the demand side, as fears over an economic slowdown gain traction. The recent release of softer-than-expected economic data amplified this sentiment. Still, the downside has been limited by lingering fears of an escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, which could end up disrupting the crucial Middle Eastern supply routes. Against this background, Brent oil prices are likely to continue to find resistance around the 80-dollar level.
Ricardo Evangelista – Senior Analyst, ActivTrades
Brent oil prices hedged up slightly during early Tuesday tradingBrent oil prices hedged up slightly during early Tuesday trading but remain close to the two-week low touched during the previous session. Prices declined on Monday as traders questioned the impact of the additional voluntary production cuts announced by OPEC+ for 2024. With economic activity falling in China and the American economy showing signs of slowing down, the focus of the markets lies on the demand side, with the perspective of a reduction in supply so far failing to lift prices. Still, the downside was capped by simmering tension in the Middle East, with the conflict between Israel and Hamas threatening to escalate following a string of attacks on cargo ships crossing the strategic oil route of the Red Sea.
Ricardo Evangelista – Senior Analyst, ActivTrades
DeGRAM | UKOIL channel breakingUKOIL broke the ascending channel, and the price is pulling back to it.
The oil market is probably printing an AB=CD pattern.
We anticipate a continuation of the bearish trend. Breakout, pullback, and continuation
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Brent oil prices stabilised during early Friday trading Brent oil prices stabilised during early Friday trading after Thursday’s wild oscillations, which ended up with a daily drop of more than 2.6%. Earlier in the week, investors had been anticipating the agreement amongst OPEC+ countries to reduce output in a dynamic that offered support to the price of the barrel. However, yesterday’s announcement of additional voluntary cuts in oil production, in the order of 900,000 barrels per day, was seen by many as insufficient. With economic activity expected to slow down globally over the next few months and demand expected to fall, yesterday’s production cuts disappointed those who anticipated a more decisive stance from the cartel. Against this background, the risk for oil prices is now tilted to the downside, with the $80 support level likely to be challenged.
Ricardo Evangelista – Senior Analyst, ActivTrades