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US OIL WTI : Bullish - 2 Falling wedges + Head&ShouldersUS OIL WTI : Bullish - 2 Falling wedges + Head&Shoulders Wti crude oil can rise higher because of current geopolitical tensions. OPEC countries have reduced their daily production of barrels of oil. Technically: The wolf of Zurich has detected 2 "Falling wedges" and an " inverse head & shoulders" . These chartist patterns could raise the price of WTI oil around 96$-98$ and even up to 106$ ; However a divergence with their ROC ( Rate fo Change ) has been detected and we could go back down to the levels indicated on the graph 81$- 79$- 73$ ,and then 67$ dollars. To monitor EMA.50 and EMA.200 on different timesframes be careful ! have a good day to all
BLACKBULL:WTILong
by Le-Loup-de-Zurich
Bullish opportunity for oil might be on the horizon soonFor some time now, we held the view that the price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil would remain volatile, trapped within a wide range between $70 and $82. Then more recently, we stated that the oil price was likely to break below $70 as the U.S. administration sought to unload more crude oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserves. Today, we would like to highlight (again) how the United States has continued to play a carefully calculated game in the oil market for the past two years. Between 7th January 2022 and 6th January 2023, the U.S. administration drained its crude oil in Strategic Petroleum Reserves (SPR) by approximately 221,8 million barrels (by 37% in the respected period), selling a significant portion of the stockpile at a relatively high price. By doing so, the administration put pressure on rising energy costs, which, combined with other factors, helped drive the price of WTI crude oil from nearly $130 per barrel on 8th March 2022 toward the $70 price tag in the first half of 2023. With the oil prices being down by approximately 45% from their 2022 highs and SPR being drawn by 39% from 7th January 2022 (up to date), the U.S. government is (unsurprisingly) changing its policy concerning Strategic Petroleum Reserves. Last week, U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm notified the public that the Energy Department would begin refilling SPR as soon as next month. We think this process could make a good case for a temporary rebound in the oil price and thus bring an interesting opportunity to go long (though only for a very limited time) if the price falls below $70 again. Until then, however, we will stay on the sidelines and patiently wait. If the price drops below Support 1 at $69.44, we will reassess the situation and (potentially) start looking for attractive entry-level. Technical analysis Daily time frame = Neutral/Slightly bearish Weekly time frame = Neutral/Slightly bearish Please feel free to express your ideas and thoughts in the comment section. DISCLAIMER: This analysis is not intended to encourage any buying or selling of any particular securities. Furthermore, it should not be a basis for taking any trade action by an individual investor. Therefore, your own due diligence is highly advised before entering a trade.
TVC:USOILLong
by Tradersweekly
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