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Volatile start to year for gold and oil In December, the price of gold moved through a volatile uptrend but did seemingly reject at $1,819. However, a daily candle managed to close above this resistance zone on the last day of 2022, which has been followed by a continuation to the upside at the start of the new year. Although the volatile uptrend pattern appears to remain intact. Currently, XAU/USD is sitting in the green “buy zone” of the Investing Zone Indicator. The Alma Trend Ribbon included in this indicator is presently blue, further suggesting that gold is bullish at this point. If gold manages to sustain this bullish outlook, $1,900 might be an appropriate pivot point, with $1,940 perhaps as far as a price traders might like to target. Meanwhile, Crude Oil appears to be in a downward trend, with the price below the pink (bearish) Alma Trend Ribbon. In 2023, the price cratered from ~$80.00 a barrel to as low as ~$73.00, in the first 4 days before consolidating near this low, but not without printing some impressive wicks. This week, crude oil has experienced a small rally to avoid moving deeper into the yellow sell-zone of the Investing Zone Indicator. $76.50 now appears to be a resistance level for oil, so traders might like to watch for further rejections, particularly at $74-$75, before looking for price targets below $73.00 in the days ahead.
BLACKBULL:WTI
by BlackBull_Markets
4
WTI Bearish flag in PlayMonthly Chart : Prevailing macro sallow bearish channel in play. Weekly Chart : Breakout of weekly bullish channel in the corrective phase of the market structure. Daily Chart : Double top intermediate pattern formation within the bearish channel. 4H Chart : Asymmetric expanding mini triangle pattern, with impulse breakout of 1H chart bullish corrective structure. 1H Chart : Almost completed bearish flag, expecting break below 73.50 round number with anticipated zone of interest for tp goal at about 70.00 round number.
TVC:USOILShort
by VictigatorZM
Crude oil WTI: Downside contained?Oil WTI failed to break over the 50-day moving average during the session on January 3, and sellers returned after the price topped $80 per barrel. This resulted in a rapid drop to $73/bbl, making it an interesting area to assess the strength of buyers on dips once again. Remember that the US is actively purchasing crude oil at 67-72 dollars per barrel range in order to replenish its strategic reserves (SPR), which have fallen to their lowest level since 1983. The level of $70/bbl generated a double bottom between December 9 and December 12, 2022, luring buyers at those prices. In the coming weeks, the market may retest those levels or even hit $69-68.5/bbl (December 21, 2021 lows). In such a case, the RSI may show a bullish divergence since it will not fall as low as it did at the December 9 price lows. Thus, the short-term scenario may still have another leg down, albeit the proximity to the purchasing window may limit bearish pressure. A fresh rise over $80/bbl (the 50DMA and the negative trendline from June to November 2022) would open up new positive prospects towards $84/bbl (23.6% Fibonacci) first and $90/bbl (psychological and highs of November 10, 2022) afterwards.
TVC:USOIL
by Capitalcom
2
USOIl Crude Oil important Support LevelWTI Crude Oil is at a key support level now and i don`t think we have seen the last of it. OPEC+ unexpectedly decided to cut output in October by 100,000 barrels a day. It`s not much for now, but they will continue cutting the supply until they will get the oil to $90. I`m looking for a bounce to the $85 - $92 area before heading to $62 by the end of next year, when i expect the beginning of an electric revolution worldwide. Looking forward to read your opinion about it.
TVC:USOILLong
by TopgOptions
2
20 Reason for sell OIL 🔆MULTI-TIME FRAME TOP-DOWN ANALYSIS OVERVIEW☀️ 1 ✨Eagle eye: Sideways 2 📆Monthly: Bullish to corrective mode 3 📅Weekly: a clear bear trend is established with proper lower lows 4 🕛Daily: bear and filled out corrective move now just ready for the next impulse move in bearish side 😇7 Dimension analysis 🟢 analysis time frame: Daily 5: 1 Price Structure: bear 6: 2 Pattern Candle Chart: long shadow rejected at resistance 7: 3 Volume: 8: 4 Momentum UNCONVENTIONAL Rsi: Sideways to bear 9: 5 Volatility measure Bollinger bands: rejected at the middle band 10: 6 Strength ADX: just beginning strength for bears 11: 7 Sentiment ROC: ✔️ Entry Time Frame: H4 12: Entry TF Structure: sideways 13: entry move: wait yet 14: Support resistance base: upper resistence 15: FIB: nil ☑️ final comments: wait for breakout 16: 💡decision: sell 17: 🚀Entry:79.90 18: ✋Stop losel: 81.5 19: 🎯Take profit: 73.66 20: 😊Risk to reward Ratio: 1:6 🕛 Excepted Duration: 10 days
TVC:USOILShort
by Optimum369
BIG UPDATES PART 1 (CHAPTRE 3)We're back with breaking news Expecting oil retracement to the 85$ zone before a "ready to launch phase" Big pockets on the edge and i might sound crazy but we can touch the +100$ zone in a very short time of a period. Risk of your own and i wont recommend any TP or SL in this one If you lose don't blame me if you win don't thank me As always lose to win and risk to gain. that's the moto. The full chapter: 1) Sell "Done" 2) Buy "We are Here" 3) Sell
FX:USOILLong
by UnknownUnicorn2830187
3
Oil buyers step in at $72/bbl: Is the downside limited?The oil market has seen a lot of activity, with recent developments mostly easing worries about market tightness. In China, Covid-related restrictions have been reinstalled in major cities, triggering rare protests and consequently reducing outlook for oil consumption, in striking contrast to perceived moves to reopen the economy at the beginning of November. On the supply side, reports that the United States granted Chevron Corp permission to restart oil production in Venezuela, as well as Iraq's statement that it will add 1 million to 1.5 million barrels per day of oil export capacity by 2025, weighed on oil prices. The oil future curve is no longer in a backwardation state. The price premium that spot WTI held over its future contracts ( 3A1! ; 4A1! ; 5A1! ) has been fully wiped away by the most recent leg of oil depreciation. In essence, the spot price of oil is currently trading at par compared to its 6-month future delivery, indicating that the market is not currently concerned about prompt supply. This condition has not been observed since January 2021, and it may be prudent to be wary of surprises at this time. Bad news is priced, but positive catalysts are still to come? With most bad news already priced in by the market, it may take something new to stop oil prices from falling. In October, the US White House signalled that it intends to repurchase crude to replenish its SPR stocks when WTI prices are at or below about $65/bbl and $72/bbl. Consequently, this area could present a strong price support and thus limit the downside relative to current market prices. Additionally, supply-side risks have not completely disappeared. The G7 has postponed a price ceiling on Russian oil, but Russia said that it may retaliate, restricting supply, if the G7 applies a price cap. In view of recent market developments, OPEC+ could also reinforce its very restrictive supply strategy on Sunday, December 4th. Dip buying to resume at $72? Technically speaking, oil has revised its lows for 2022 and is currently experiencing a negative year-to-date performance. The most recent wave of decline was dramatic, bringing the daily RSI close to oversold territory. In the past, massive selloffs in oil prices, with the daily RSI in oversold territory, produced some near-term price recovery. WTI prices are currently 14% and 30% below their respective 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which appears overly pessimistic considering the persistence of upside risks. Given how sharp the recent downward trend was and the fact that a positive catalyst might happen soon, dip buying may start to come back at these levels.
CAPITALCOM:OIL_CRUDE
by Capitalcom