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Brent OIL in USD until April 2024 + some projections into 2025 Weekly timeframe suggests that BRENT is in its second half accumulation area, which will last until April 2024. Inside the accumulation area OIL will in the range of USD 79-96, bottoming in the mid of December 2023 and topping in the end of February 2024. The last bottom of accumulation phase will happen in the mid of April at the level of around USD 90, but no lower than USD 87. End of April will mark a major breakout from the accumulation phase starting a new sequence of higher highs, the first is expected around the level of USD 98. Followed by a quick retest of USD 93-96 range ending in the beginning of July 2024. The long awaited OIL bullrun is likely to start in July 2024 and last until mid September 2025 reaching USD 213 level.
VELOCITY:BRENT
by discarding
Oil Brent - H4\D1Oil Brent The nearest target is at 96.00 in continuation of the 5th wave on D1 H4 - there was a fixation behind the correctional channel and a 3-wave structure may form, which may indicate continued movement up the trend. What to expect now? Expectation of breaking through the level - 89.25, locally the target is 91.40 - 94.88 When opening a position, it is best to exit the position from the level of 86.47 - 85.66, if this scenario does not materialize. Long Targets 89.98 - 91.40 - 92.75 - 94.88 - 96.00
TVC:UKOILLong
by Trade_Hive_Signals
OIL EW COUNT (potential hedge against recession)Just a EW count on OIL Personally I dont think there is huge upside on OIL, but if we get a nice pullback towards the $50-$47 area, could be worth it to take a position and hold it for few years especially if markets get choppy volatile and give off massive dumps - please check my analysis on SPY: and NDX: I will provide a more in depth analysis on these important charts over the next few weeks as markets print and provide us more clarity.
TVC:UKOIL
by CryptoHolix
Crude Oil: Planning Strategies Today Through the analysis of the hourly chart of crude oil, we know that the market rose first and then fell yesterday, forming a shock upward breakthrough trend yesterday. By comparing with the previous period, we already said last week that we expected to form a bullish trend. When the high level fell in the early period, all the moving averages began to turn around. The downward movement forms a turning point from bull to bear. From the formation of a wave of decline, all the moving averages have formed a bull trend. All the moving averages below are supports, and the MACD below has always been running above the zero axis. The market is very likely to make further upward breakthroughs. In terms of operation, we continue to think high and low and focus on going long on dips and shorts. The specific suggestions are as follows: Crude oil 90 and 91.50 are long respectively. Crude oil is short at 95.0 and 95.6 respectively.
TVC:UKOILLong
by Dylan-Jones
On Factors Influencing the Price of Oil: Biden, Israel, VenezuelPushing off the lower boundary of the ascending channel, the price of Brent oil rose by more than 8% amid fears of an escalation of conflict in the Middle East, which should pose a problem both for the US economy, which suffers from high inflation, and for President Biden personally on the eve of the elections. The situation is aggravated by the fact that oil reserves in US strategic storage facilities are near minimums since 2014. That is why: → it can be assumed that the goal of containing the rise in oil prices was one of the motives for Biden’s visit to Israel on Wednesday. It is expected that the price of oil may be affected by Biden's speech from the Oval Office, scheduled for Thursday evening 20:00 ET (or Friday night at 03:00 GMT+3); → the United States has eased sanctions against Venezuela, which has the largest oil reserves in the world. From a technical analysis perspective, a rally from the October lows (B) after a decline from the September highs (A) may confirm that important divergent drivers are battling in the market. The Brent crude oil chart shows that: → resistance is provided by the median line of the ascending channel; → resistance is also observed from the level of USD 91, which served as support in September; → the presence of selling pressure is also evidenced by the long upper shadow on yesterday’s candle. However, will the resistance be able to hold out if the situation in the Middle East, which provides a third of world oil consumption, continues to escalate? According to Bloomberg, there are concerns that Israel's expected ground offensive on the Gaza Strip could provoke a more aggressive response from Iran-backed Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and perhaps from Tehran itself. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
FXOPEN:XBRUSD
by FXOpen