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Crude oil analysis Crude oil prices are struggling as investors weigh recent hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve despite cooling U.S. consumer inflation data last week. Fed Vice Chairman Michael Barr said on Monday that the Fed is in a good position to keep policy steady and focus on the economy. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said she no longer believes three rate cuts in 2024 are appropriate. She stressed that inflation risks are skewed to the upside and given the strength of the economy, there is no harm in taking more time to collect inflation data. The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September fell slightly to 60% from 65% on Monday, according to the CME FedWatch tool. In Canada, the expanded Trans Mountain pipeline (TMX) began commercial operations this month, overcoming years of regulatory delays and construction setbacks. The expansion will transport an additional 590,000 barrels per day from Alberta to Canada's Pacific Coast. Investors are now turning their attention to supply from OPEC and its affiliates (OPEC+). They are scheduled to meet on June 1 to set output policy, which will include a decision on whether to extend voluntary production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day by some members.
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by RID_WK
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Crude oil hits new highs, if it falls back, you can go long At present, due to the intensification of international geopolitical conflicts, market supply concerns have once again heated up. At the same time, manufacturing data in the United States and China have rebounded, and demand-side expectations have increased. The dual benefits on both sides of supply and demand have stimulated the rebound of crude oil. Technically, the continuous positive closing continues to test the upper pressure level. . In terms of operation, we will focus on the pressure level near 85, and the gradually moving upward support near 82. We will support the bullish trend by stepping back, but do not consider aggressive pursuit of the increase. Crude oil is short around 84.4, stop loss is 85.2, target is below 82.6 Go long near 82.3, stop loss 81.5, target above 84 Ideas are for reference only. Profit and loss are at your own risk. Investment is risky. Please be cautious when entering the market.
TVC:USOIL
by Donald-king
WTI H1 / POTENTIAL LONG ENTRY / OIL IS GOING BULLISH 🛢Hello Traders! This is my forecast for WTI H1. I see another retracement from the bullish channel, considering this an opportunity to execute a long entry until the resistance level and above the Previous Day's High. If confirmed, I will execute a long entry. Traders, if you liked my idea or if you have a different vision related to this trade, write in the comments. I will be glad to see your perspective. ____________________________________ Follow, like, and comment to see my content: www.tradingview.com
BLACKBULL:WTILong
by GoodTradeST
Why hasn’t crude oil skyrocketed? There has been a lot of fundamental news in crude oil trading recently, with hospitals and schools in Gaza being bombed, and Iran calling for an oil embargo. Why haven’t oil prices exploded? Three major factors indicate that oil prices are in a storm! 1. OPEC+ has no plans to hold a special meeting and take immediate action. Judging from OPEC+'s recent statements, it expects global oil demand to remain optimistic in the second half of the year (Saudi Aramco CEO predicts that global oil demand will reach 1,030 barrels per day in the second half of this year), and the oil market situation is balanced and reasonable. In addition, if there is a sustained oil supply shortage in the market, OPEC+ may even increase production in 2024. The oil market currently has 3 million barrels per day of spare production capacity. 2. The Venezuelan government and the opposition reached an agreement on the presidential election. On Wednesday (October 18), the U.S. Treasury Department issued a suspension order authorizing transactions with the Venezuelan oil and gas sector, which is valid for 6 months. Venezuela's crude oil exports exceeded 800,000 barrels per day in September, the second-highest monthly export rate since the beginning of the year, and its oil exports are expected to rise further. However, due to Venezuela’s backward infrastructure, the short-term impact on the oil supply side is expected to be limited. 3. U.S. bond yields hit multi-year highs. U.S. retail sales in September announced on Tuesday (October 17) were stronger than expected, showing that consumer enthusiasm is still high. JPMorgan Chase raised its third-quarter U.S. real GDP growth forecast from 3.5 % was revised up to 4.3%. The market is betting that the Fed's interest rate cut will be further postponed to the third quarter of next year. The 10-year U.S. bond yield exceeded 4.9% intraday on Wednesday (October 18), reaching a maximum of 4.934, just one step away from the 5% level. To sum up, the author believes that oil prices are already in a "storm". Although oil prices are in a "dilemma" in the short term, when more oil supply and demand factors are involved, this often means that a new round of unilateral market may be about to occur. It is foreseeable that if the situation in Gaza worsens further, it will further unite Arab countries. In addition, once Iran joins the conflict, the possibility of Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz cannot be ruled out, which may cause oil prices to hit the resistance above $100. On the contrary, if the situation in Gaza cools down, oil prices may give up the gains made in the past two weeks. In addition, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will deliver his last speech before the "silence period" in the early morning of Friday (October 20). As U.S. Treasury bond yields continue to surge and financial conditions tighten, it is expected that Powell will be more likely to release "dovish" remarks, which may be beneficial to short-term market sentiment. Emergencies based on conflicts in the Middle East may appear at any time, and crude oil is more likely to rise again in the short term. For short-term operations, enter quickly and exit quickly, and don’t be greedy for profit expansion. Short-term operation suggestions: OIL buy:86.5 -87 tp150pips sl 86 Since the crude oil prices in the delivery accounts are different, we need to buy within a reasonable range based on our own crude oil prices. Traders who need help in trading can join me, maybe you will find a good trading helper
FX:USOILLong
by Krause_Philipp
USOIL:75.0 supports short-term rise Looking at the daily line, the Bollinger Bands opened, and the price has always maintained a sideways movement near the upper rail. The direction is dominated by bulls. Before there is a short-selling signal, we will not consider short-selling orders to enter the market for the time being. Yesterday’s callback is also holding 75 first-line important support, continue to pay attention to the support of this position within the day. In 4 hours, the Bollinger Bands showed signs of flattening, and the price was running between the middle track and the lower track. The short-term price showed signs of retracement, and the expected strength will not be too large. After the retracement stabilizes around 75, you can enter the market with multiple orders. oil buy@ 74.8-75.3 tp 75.8-76.9 Share this point of view with my friends, I hope you can make more money and realize your dreams. Friends in need can keep up . Continually updated
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by Dylan-Jones
Brent Crude Oil Swing TradeThe price of Brent Crude Oil has fallen and tested the previous support level (Blue Line) outlined in the previous newsletter. Currently, we could see a potential swing back upwards. If the price breaks the support level, we could see a fall in price. However, I see the former as the more likely scenario, as the 0.5 Fibonacci level (Green Line) is also below the trendline - providing further support. This support is further backed by the Stochastic RSI and MACD indicator coming to show potential buy signals. To see why I chose these support and Resistance Levels see my linked idea below.
OANDA:BCOUSDLong
by BlackbearTrader
High-risk buying opportunity USOIL !The price is now within the buying areas, but it is high risk, and is now based above the moving average 200 with an uptrend and within the demand area, but with this there will be risks, if it closes below the demand area, there will be more downside. It is an opportunity worth entering into, but with a small contract that fits your wallet Note: Opportunities do not end, but your account may expire quickly if you covet this market. 🔥💥 Like, Shared and subscription 💥🔥 Note: If you are a beginner trader, you should be aware of these rules: 1: Do not covet 2: Don't trade too much 3: Secure your positions after entering the profit 4: Enter contracts that fit your portfolio 5: Adhere to all recommendations
FX:USOILSPOTLong
by zaidhatem
CRUDE OIL: Buying On RetracementCRUDE OIL – FUTURES: Buying On Retracement And After Price Action Signal Above $81.28 Support Level Price Action: Price formed a Small Bullish Pin Bar Signal late last week (We are not considering trading this signal). Price moved higher from the prior Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed on Tuesday, Oct 25th (We did not consider trading this signal, nor did we mention it). Price moved higher from the recent Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed just above the $81.28 short-term support level (Minor Event Area), on Monday, Oct 24th (We did not consider trading this signal). This market is bullish above the $81.28 short-term support level. Potential Trade Idea: We are considering buying on a retracement lower and after a price action signal, at or just above the $81.28 short-term support level (Minor Event Area), which coincides with the recent Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed on Monday, Oct 24th.
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by UnknownUnicorn393254
CRUDE OIL: Bullish Pin Bar SignalCRUDE OIL – Futures: Price Moved Higher From Within The Range Of The Long-Tailed Bullish Pin Bar Signal Price Action: Price formed a Bullish Pin Bar Signal overnight (We are not considering trading this signal). Price moved higher from the prior Long-Tailed Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed late last week (We suggested buying on a retracement lower into the range of this signal in the July 15th daily newsletter and hopefully some traders got on board). Potential Trade Idea: We are considering buying on a retracement lower to within the range of the prior Long-Tailed Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed late last week.
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by UnknownUnicorn393254
CRUDE OIL – Futures: Buying Within The Range Of Pin Bar Signal CRUDE OIL – Futures: Buying Within The Range Of Pin Bar Signal  Price Action: Price moved slightly higher from the Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed late last week (We suggested trading this signal in the May 20th, daily newsletter). Price moved higher from the recent Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed over a week ago (We did not consider trading this signal). Price moved higher from within the range of the recent Bullish Tailed Bar Signal that had formed just above the $95.43 short-term support level around four weeks ago (We suggested trading the pullback to this signal in the May 1st, weekly newsletter and hopefully some traders got on board). Potential Trade Idea 1: For more aggressive traders, we are considering buying on a retracement lower to within the range of the prior Bullish Pin Bar Signal that had formed last Thursday, May 19th. Potential Trade Idea 2: We are considering buying on a retracement lower whilst price remains above the recent Bullish Tailed Bar Signal that had formed just above the $95.43 short-term support level.
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by UnknownUnicorn393254