USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detail
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Well, the past three to four months have shown that the only reason crude prices aren’t breaking out of the channel ($83/$70) is because of the inflation hangover in the U.S and the Fed’s hawkish outlook emphasizes how far and high it is ready to increase rates. This was further reiterated by Fed Chair Jerome Powell during his testimony before Congress as the central bank is more than prepared to hike rates beyond the previously indicated margin if that’s what will bring inflation down. This video illustrates in detail the technical parameters and what to look out for in the coming week.
00:50 Reference to last week's daily commentaries and results
05:50 USOil Technical analysis on Daily chart
08:30 USOil Technical analysis on 4H Timeframe against next week
08:44 Conclusion on next week's expectation for the USOil
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00:50 Reference to last week's daily commentaries and results
05:50 USOil Technical analysis on Daily chart
08:30 USOil Technical analysis on 4H Timeframe against next week
08:44 Conclusion on next week's expectation for the USOil
Disclaimer:
Margin trading in the foreign exchange market (including commodity trading, CFDs, stocks etc.) has a high risk and is not suitable for all investors. The content of this speculation (including all data) is organized and published by me for the sole purpose of education and assistance in making independent investment decisions. All information herein is for your reference only and I take no responsibility.
You are hereby advised to carefully consider your investment experience, financial situation, investment objective, risk tolerance level, and consult your independent financial adviser as to the suitability of your situation prior to making any investment.
I do not guarantee its accuracy and is not liable for any loss or damage which may result directly or indirectly from such content or the receipt of any instruction or notification therewith.
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
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With a bullish gap identified on the 1H timeframe; waiting for a breakout of structure for trading opportunities.Good morning
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Secure sell positionTrade active
Secure sell positions as we want to see how price action reacts to the $75.00 LevelTrade active
The second position is triggeredSecure all positions
Trade closed: target reached
Approximately 600 pips in profit as price action hit TP target at the $72.50 level. So, how price action reacts with this structure will determine if we are buying or selling.Trade active
A bullish momentum (which we missed) is observed after price action hit the TP target at the $72.50 level but it appears this might be a retracement phase in anticipation of a trend continuation to the downside. So, we shall be using the bearish trendline to guide trading activities today.Good morning
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Sell position triggered; secure positionTrade active
Buying pressure resumes 5 minutes into the Consumer Price Index ex Food & Energy dataTrade active
Buying pressure continues as price action remains above the bearish trendline in the last 4 hoursTrade active
Price action takes out the buy position as the sell-stop order gets triggered at the breakdown of the $72.50 levelTrade active
The current market structure still looks bearish as long as price action remains below the bearish trendline.Good morning
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During our live session today; we identified a simple set-up on the 15-minute timeframe. Secure sell position.Trade active
Right before our eyes during the live session that just ended, we saw 3 positions triggered. Secure all sell positionsTrade active
Buying pressure resumes as price action test the $70.00 level for the second time in 3 months; secure all sell positions. Update coming soonTrade active
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Fourth position triggered, secure positions now Comment
Trade closed: target reached
Over 1,300 pips in profit on 5 positions as price action hits TP target at $66.50 level. Now a breakdown/retest of this level will welcome additional positionsTrade active
Updated outlook on the 15 minutes timeframeComment
After price action hits its lowest point in 2 years at the $66.00 area, bullish momentum begins. Is this the beginning of a long move to the upside?Trade active
Secure buy position as price action consolidates. A breakdown/retest of the $67.67 will be welcoming selling opportunities.Good morning
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secure the sell positionTrade active
Trade closed manually
Buying pressure resumes from the $66 level hereby taking out the sell positionTrade active
Secure buy position, we shall wait for a breakout of the bearish trendline for bullish confirmation. Anything other than this will be a bearish expectation but only at the breakdown/retest of the $66.00 levelTrade active
Price finally breaks out of the trendlineGood morning
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Secure buy position
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