USOIL: It broke through 75 today and is expected to return to 80
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Crude oil (USOIL): Crude oil also showed the same picture as my analysis yesterday, falling first and then rising.
Today's opening is at 74, with an amplitude of $3 in the morning. It's not promising, and the amplitude is smaller than gold! The daily chart has risen for five consecutive days. Visually, the downward trend has ended, and a new round of bullish trend is coming. Today it will continue to attack above 75. If it is suppressed, there will be a small downward correction in the past two days. If it directly breaks through 75 , crude oil will continue to move towards the 80 mark! ! Today we will focus on the two positions 73.5/73 below! !
Today's opening is at 74, with an amplitude of $3 in the morning. It's not promising, and the amplitude is smaller than gold! The daily chart has risen for five consecutive days. Visually, the downward trend has ended, and a new round of bullish trend is coming. Today it will continue to attack above 75. If it is suppressed, there will be a small downward correction in the past two days. If it directly breaks through 75 , crude oil will continue to move towards the 80 mark! ! Today we will focus on the two positions 73.5/73 below! !
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Since crude oil failed to accelerate its rise in the previous wave, we should be careful of the ultra-short-term divergence to go below 74.5 first. The upside space above is not that big. The structure is currently in the late stage of a correction, so I will suspend buying.Trade active
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