Crude oil prices rose and fell last week. The price hit the $85 line and then fell back. Judging from the current price trend, crude oil bulls have encountered slight obstacles, indicating that the market may start to weaken. After a wave of unilateral gains, the crude oil market was challenged at the $85 level, which may be due to a certain degree of exhaustion in the market, resulting in a small pullback. Despite market concerns about an economic slowdown, demand remains resilient, and the fundamentals of the crude oil market look much more optimistic than a month ago. At the same time, due to OPEC+ and Saudi production cuts, supply is reducing, and short-term crude oil prices may hit $85 again
Looking at the daily level, the opening of the Bollinger Bands is upward, and the price has encountered resistance near the upper track and has fallen back. The price has risen twice and failed to stand on the line of 85 US dollars. There are signs of a fall in the short term. The fall of the price is just a normal correction in the process of rising. , does not mean a reversal in direction. In the morning, the market price retreated slightly, and there is a risk of continuing to fall. In the short term, we will first see a wave of decline, and then continue to continue the upward trend. In 4 hours, the Bollinger Bands closed, and the price fell below the first-line support of the middle rail, and there is a possibility of further decline. In the short-term within the day, we need to pay attention to the support near 82.5 below. Once the price falls below this position, it is possible to step back on the first-line 81.8. In terms of thinking, let's start with a wave of price rebound, and focus on the resistance in the 82.8-83 area above.
Operating strategy: rebound in the 82.8-83 area and short, stop loss 83.4, target 81.8
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