USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailThe previous month witnessed a 4% drop in oil prices despite the OPEC+ member's decision to cut a further 1.7 million barrels from its daily output, adding to an earlier pledge from November to take off 2.0 million barrels per day. The implementation of this pledged cut is supposed to begin next month - May 2023 and this could result in some interesting market influx as the month starts in the coming week. In this video, I shared with you my thought process from a technical standpoint as we plan to take a decisive position ahead of the market opening.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailThe much-expected bullish pressure following the OPEC+ decision to cut oil production appears to be losing steam as bears are defying OPEC+ again. The majority of market participants are of the opinion that the selling pressure witnessed in the previous week is a result of persistent US rate hikes and recession fears but if we take a look at this bearish move from a technical standpoint, it could be a retracement phase which most of the time is a consequence of profit-taking activities. This video illustrated the technical side of the current market structure and highlighted a key level at the 78.00 level which will be serving as our yardstick for trading activities in the coming week.
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Has crude oil stopped its decline?Can we buy crude oil?Because of market concerns about the recession, the demand for crude oil has been hit to a large extent. Then the acceptable price of crude oil in the cycle of slow economic development is in the 70-65 area. People familiar with the crude oil market must know that crude oil basically fluctuated in the 70-82 area in the early stage. Judging from this, crude oil still has room to continue to fall.
Judging from the current crude oil trend structure, crude oil has fallen sharply and broken below the flag-shaped consolidation structure, and the bearish trend is obvious. Although the current downward trend has paused, there is no signal to stop the decline completely, and the rebound here is extremely weak, so the pause here may be to build a downward relay structure.
In addition, in the ultra-short-term structure, crude oil has repeatedly tested the support near 74 without breaking below, so in the case of a short-term plunge in crude oil, there is a need for technical upward repair.And there is 50% support for Fibonacci below the short-term, so crude oil may also use this to launch a small-level rebound.Therefore, pay special attention to the defensive situation near 74 in the short term.
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4/25 Crude oil trading signal: Sell
The pattern of crude oil is similar to a double top, with resistance levels near 78.8-79.2, so a short signal was given before the market today. Now the trend is still in a short form. The rebound is a short opportunity. If you can't grasp the timing well, you can find me
USOIL 10 Dec 22The timeline of China’s economic rebound frames the demand outlook in the crude markets, which remain rattled by concerns over broader global appetite for transport fuels amid mounting inflation rates and recessionary signals.
On the supply side, energy markets await further clarity on the Russian production impact of an EU ban that came in force on Dec. 5. Alongside it’s implementation was a program by the G-7 largest global economies that seeks to facilitate shipping and transport services for non-G7 Russian purchases transacted under a price cap.
The Brent crude contract for February delivery was trading at $76.13 per barrel at 11:55 a.m. London time Friday morning, down by 2 cents from the Dec. 8 settlement. The front-month Nymex WTI contract was at $71.79 a barrel, adding 33 cents from Thursday’s close price.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailFollowing a profitable week for us, the US Oil prices rose for a fourth consecutive week, riding on global energy agency IEA’s upgraded demand prospects for 2023 to break out of the $82.00 level for the first time in 5 months, but a resurgent of the US dollar on Friday following Fed Governor Waller’s remarks favoring more rate hikes; shook up some of the gains as selling pressure resumed at the $83.40 Level. Higher rates often tend to benefit the dollar, especially against commodities like Oil. Will the breakout of the HKEX:82 barrier become a platform for more bullish momentum in the coming week or will it turn out to be just a false breakout? In this video, we looked out for potential trading opportunities from the perspective of both the buyers and sellers and came up with a simple trading set-up that we can use to guide our trading activities in the coming week(s).
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USOIL | Market outlookOil prices are correcting downwards.
Pressure on quotes is exerted by the expectation of a recession in the US economy, predicted by US Federal Reserve officials at the last meeting, as well as the probable postponement of the pause in tightening monetary policy from the May meeting to June. Currently, most experts are inclined to believe that next month the regulator will raise the interest rate by 25 basis points and only after that will consider keeping it at a constant level. The negative dynamics are supported by statements by Russian government officials, according to which the country will be able to ensure stable oil production until 2025, despite Western sanctions. Also, it is planned to build several large oil storage facilities in Russia, which will be able to provide flexibility for oil export in unstable market conditions.
Crude Oil - Why i am BearishThere are several aspects that I am bearish on this chart.
First of all, we have a huge GAP on daily that must be closed soon.
Secondly, Wednesday's stock data came below those of the market, so the crude oil stock is higher than the estimates, which is very bad because they have already reduced production by 1.5mln/day, which means that unless they . had reduced production, now the price of Crude Oil would have been between 50-60 usd/barrel.
Now the graph shows us a close below the resistance zone, which at least for a short time, I will have a SHORT position.
Also, look at the RSI , its over bought and we need a corection of price to create more demand.
USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailOil prices did not advance beyond the surge to the $81.20 level, which came on the back of the announcement that the world’s largest oil producers will collude to cut a further 1.7 million barrels from the daily output. The inability of prices to go any higher could not be unconnected to some of the larger economic worries in the market. Hence, throughout the course of last week's trade, we witnessed price action traded within the $81.20 and $79.50 zone. From a technical standpoint, we have no choice but to remain patient for either a breakout or a breakdown of the channel for trading opportunities in the coming week.
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US Oil On Fib retracementAfter News Of production cut, we see gap up opening in us oil & yesterday it break its range. If us oil break last day high then we can see these fib level.
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How is oil trading amid expectations of an economic downturn?
The panic brought about by successive bank bankruptcy, the market expects that the European economy will enter a recession, and the demand will drop sharply, leading to a general decline in commodities. Crude oil has fallen below $70 yesterday. If it falls below $60, it is expected to continue to fall to around $43 , which is very large space.
If the bankruptcy incident can be stopped, the panic will no longer spread, the market will restore confidence in the European economy, and once again raise expectations for demand, oil prices will return to above $80 again.
From the perspective of technical form, it is still in a downward channel. If it does not fall below 65, we do not rule out the probability of a short-term double bottom. If we do not retest around 65 again, for the rebound market, we only see the 69-71 range. , there is a very strong resistance around 71-72. If it can break through, the technical form can go up further.
At the same time, it needs the cooperation of the news. If the panic cannot be controlled, we may have to short first and wait for 60 Look at the support situation nearby. If the decline stops, then there will be a greater opportunity to go long.
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With multiple positive support, oil prices are expected to rise?Although the major oil-producing countries have implemented production cuts to give some support to crude oil, the demand for crude oil is not too strong because the economic recovery may be much slower than originally expected.Because when market demand surges, OPEC does not need to cut production significantly, so oil prices may not rise further, but will continue to fall.
On the daily chart of crude oil, in view of the surge and fall of oil prices on Monday, and the failure to break through the pressure of the strong resistance area upward for a long time, oil prices at this position are at risk of short-term volatility and peak, and the phased replenishment of the gap has not yet been completed, so compared with the top, there is still a lot of space below, so once the upward energy of crude oil is exhausted, you need to seek new technical support downwards.
Short-term trading reference:
Sell crude oil above 80.2, take profit level 79.4
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USOIL - Short from bearish order block ✅Hello traders!
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Technical analysis: Here we are in a bearish market structure from daily perspective, so I am looking for shorts. I expect price to go a little bit higher for buy stop liquidity and to fill the imbalance and then to reject from bearish order block.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailThe OPEC+ oil producers on Sunday announced further oil output cuts of around 1.16 million barrels per day hereby bringing the total volume of cuts by OPEC+ members to 3.66 million bpd according to Reuters calculations - a whopping 3.7% of the global oil demand. The latest reductions have a strong potential of lifting oil prices to new highs. In this video, we looked out for the possibility of taking advantage of any potential move in either direction.
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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.