CL1! Crude Oil Futures – 1D & 4H Technical Breakdown by GOAT
This chart presents a comprehensive multi-timeframe analysis of NYMEX Crude Oil Futures (CL1!), utilizing daily and 4-hour views to outline key technical levels, trend momentum, and potential trade setups.
🟤 Left Panel – CL1! Daily Chart (1D):
Macro Resistance Test: Price is retesting a major descending trendline from the 2022 highs, now acting as a key long-term resistance zone between 75.80–77.00.
Breakout Structure: A strong push from the $62.50 base has created a steep rally, with price entering a historically reactive supply zone.
Rejection Risk: Highlighted red box signals a high-probability reversal zone unless price confirms a clean breakout above trendline resistance.
RSI Observation: Daily RSI near overbought levels (~78), reflecting possible exhaustion and signaling caution for bulls.
🟠 Right Panel – CL1! Intraday Chart (4H):
EMA Structure: Price riding the 21/50/100 EMA cluster with trend confirmation—momentum remains bullish but flattening.
Channel & Pullback Setup: Short-term ascending trendline may act as a bounce point. Failure could shift price toward 71.30 or lower.
Divergence Watch: Bearish RSI divergence forming, suggesting weakening momentum on recent highs.
Trade Zone: Boxed region shows a potential long setup targeting the 75.80–77.00 area with a stop below 71.30, giving a clear R:R window.
📉 RSI Panels:
Daily RSI: Approaching historical overbought levels. Traders should watch for momentum reversal or confirmation through trend continuation.
4H RSI: Divergence vs price highs and loss of recent bullish slope could foreshadow a short-term correction.
🧠 Summary:
Crude oil is at a critical confluence zone, testing a macro trendline on the daily and showing slowing momentum intraday. Price action over the next few candles will likely determine whether we see a breakout continuation toward 80+ or a rejection back toward the mid-60s.
⚙️ Educational chart designed for technical traders – not financial advice.
This chart presents a comprehensive multi-timeframe analysis of NYMEX Crude Oil Futures (CL1!), utilizing daily and 4-hour views to outline key technical levels, trend momentum, and potential trade setups.
🟤 Left Panel – CL1! Daily Chart (1D):
Macro Resistance Test: Price is retesting a major descending trendline from the 2022 highs, now acting as a key long-term resistance zone between 75.80–77.00.
Breakout Structure: A strong push from the $62.50 base has created a steep rally, with price entering a historically reactive supply zone.
Rejection Risk: Highlighted red box signals a high-probability reversal zone unless price confirms a clean breakout above trendline resistance.
RSI Observation: Daily RSI near overbought levels (~78), reflecting possible exhaustion and signaling caution for bulls.
🟠 Right Panel – CL1! Intraday Chart (4H):
EMA Structure: Price riding the 21/50/100 EMA cluster with trend confirmation—momentum remains bullish but flattening.
Channel & Pullback Setup: Short-term ascending trendline may act as a bounce point. Failure could shift price toward 71.30 or lower.
Divergence Watch: Bearish RSI divergence forming, suggesting weakening momentum on recent highs.
Trade Zone: Boxed region shows a potential long setup targeting the 75.80–77.00 area with a stop below 71.30, giving a clear R:R window.
📉 RSI Panels:
Daily RSI: Approaching historical overbought levels. Traders should watch for momentum reversal or confirmation through trend continuation.
4H RSI: Divergence vs price highs and loss of recent bullish slope could foreshadow a short-term correction.
🧠 Summary:
Crude oil is at a critical confluence zone, testing a macro trendline on the daily and showing slowing momentum intraday. Price action over the next few candles will likely determine whether we see a breakout continuation toward 80+ or a rejection back toward the mid-60s.
⚙️ Educational chart designed for technical traders – not financial advice.
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