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Long Idea WTI Crude Oil ($USOIL) – Liquidity Grab🟢 Bullish Scenario (Main Idea): This setup aligns with Smart Money Concepts (SMC), order flow, and liquidity principles—expecting a manipulation move before the real trend resumes. Waiting on a new ICHOCH to form to valiadte this trade idea. With A Potential move into the demand zone (marked as liquidity area). Wait for confirmation after the liquidity grab, for entries a move away from the liquidity box is preferred. Enter long positions targeting the weekly level at $68.87, followed by $69.33 and beyond. Stop-loss below the liquidity zone for a tight risk-to-reward ratio.
FX:USOILLong
by BlakqGold
USOIL:Reach the targetThe strategy I gave on Monday to buy crude oil at around $66 has now also reached the key resistance level of around $68.5. The profit is already sufficient. You can close the order once the target is reached. Pay attention to whether the resistance at $68.5 is effective. Currently, my account balance has grown from an initial $40,000 to $800,000 in profits. I will share accurate trading signals every day, and you have the option to copy my trading orders. If you're interested in getting these signals, you can click on the link below this article.
TVC:USOIL
by KentJessie6
oil trap two seller but bullish soonThe chart shows WTI Crude Oil (CFDs) on a 1-hour timeframe, with a clear bullish momentum currently in play. Here’s a detailed breakdown: 1. Bullish Momentum: The price is rising steadily within an ascending channel, breaking above previous resistance levels. The next target is set at 68.90, suggesting continued upward movement if the trend holds. 2. FVG (Fair Value Gap): Two FVG (Fair Value Gap) zones are marked, with one occurring at 68.04. If the price closes a candle below this level, it could trigger a pullback toward filling the gap, offering a potential area for buying or a retracement before further upside movement. 3. Order Block: A strong order block is marked near 67.20, suggesting significant buying interest in this zone. This level can act as support if the price revisits it, providing further confirmation of the bullish trend if the price holds above this level. 4. Target: The next target is set at 68.90, just below the resistance zone. If the price continues its upward movement, this could be the next major point where traders expect price action to react. A breakout above this level could extend the bullish momentum further.5. Price Action & Resistance Levels: The resistance zone around 68.50 is marked as a critical level. Price has recently tested this level and could either face rejection or break higher. Traders should monitor this level closely for any signs of reversal or continuation. Summary: The current chart shows a bullish outlook with a target at 68.90. However, there is an FVG gap at 68.04 that could be filled if price retraces. Order blocks and previous support zones further suggest that any pullback toward these levels could provide opportunities to enter long positions before the next leg up. Monitoring 68.50 resistance and the 68.90 target will be key for traders.
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by Joan_Pro_Trader
Oil Market at Risk: Potential Breakdown Below Key SupportThe oil market is showing signs of weakness, with a technical triangle formation on the verge of breaking down. Key support at USD 66.50 per barrel is under threat, and several fundamental and macroeconomic factors suggest further downside risks. Some Key Bearish Factors for Oil 1. Weakening Global Economy Economic indicators across major economies are flashing warning signs. A slowdown in global growth, particularly in China and Europe, is reducing industrial demand for oil. Weaker economic activity typically translates to lower energy consumption, putting pressure on oil prices. 2. Stronger U.S. Dollar A rising USD makes oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies, leading to lower demand. If the Federal Reserve maintains its hawkish stance on interest rates, a stronger dollar could continue weighing on oil prices. 3. Supply Overhang and Shale Resilience Despite OPEC+ production cuts, oil supply remains ample. U.S. shale producers have kept output steady, while global inventories are rising. If supply continues to outpace demand, downward pressure on prices is likely. 4. China’s Slowing Recovery China, the world’s largest oil importer, has struggled with weaker-than-expected economic data. Lower manufacturing activity and sluggish domestic demand are reducing the country’s need for crude oil, further dampening market sentiment. 5. Geopolitical De-escalation A potential ceasefire in Ukraine could ease concerns over energy supply disruptions. Lower geopolitical risk would reduce the war-driven risk premium on oil, potentially triggering a price decline. 6. Growth in Alternative Energy The increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy is gradually reducing structural demand for crude oil. As governments push for greener energy solutions, long-term oil consumption trends may continue declining. 7. Speculative Unwinding Traders and hedge funds could accelerate the sell-off if USD 66.50 support breaks. Technical breakdowns often lead to increased short-selling and stop-loss triggers, intensifying downward momentum. Conclusion: More Downside Ahead? With a weakening economy, strong dollar, and growing supply concerns, oil faces multiple headwinds. If key technical support at USD 66.50 breaks, the market could see further declines in the short term. Unless demand picks up or supply constraints emerge, the bearish trend may persist. #OilMarket #CrudeOil #BearishOutlook #Energy
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by fwalbaum
USOIL Strategy AnalysisInternational crude oil prices have been trending sideways-to-downward recently. As of March 19, WTI crude oil was priced at $66.58/barrel, marking a cumulative decline of over 7% since the beginning of the year. The current core market contradiction focuses on the dual pressures of loose supply expectations and divergent demand prospects. Oil trading strategy： sell @ 68.2 buy @ 66 If you are currently unsatisfied with your crude oil trading performance and need daily accurate trading signals, you can visit my profile for free strategy updates every day.
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by George_Lester
WTI CRUDE OIL TRADE SETUP : BREAKOUT OR BREAKDOWN ?📊 Key Observations: 🔹 Trend: 🚀 Strong bullish move followed by a correction 📉 🔻 Price is testing a support zone 🔹 Pattern Formation: 📏 Descending channel or flag-like structure 📍 Price is near a breakout point 🔹 Trade Setup: ✅ Entry Zone: Around 70.77 🛑 Stop Loss: 70.44 - 70.49 (Risk limit ❌) 🎯 Target Point: 71.80 (Profit zone ✅) 🔹 Indicators & Confirmation: 📊 DEMA (9) at 70.92 → Price is slightly below short-term momentum 🔥 A breakout above resistance could confirm a bullish move 🚀 📌 Conclusion: ✅ If price breaks the trendline upwards → Buy 📈 aiming for 71.80 🎯 ❌ If support at 70.44-70.49 fails → More downside possible ⚠️ 🚀 Watch for volume & candlestick confirmation before entering!
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by Jameshead007
WTI Crude Oil INTRADAY breakout level retest at 7045WTI Crude Oil maintains a bullish sentiment, supported by the prevailing uptrend. The recent intraday movement suggests a corrective pullback toward a key support zone. Key Level: 70.45 This level represents the previous consolidation zone and now acts as a critical support area. Bullish Scenario: If the price bounces from 70.45, it could resume its upward trend, targeting 72.27, followed by 72.71 and 73.46 over a longer timeframe. Bearish Scenario: A confirmed break below 70.45 with a daily close under this level would weaken the bullish outlook, potentially leading to further declines toward 69.30 and 68.23. Conclusion: WTI Crude Oil remains bullish unless it loses support at 70.45. Traders should watch for either a bounce or a breakdown at this level to determine the next move. This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:WTI
by TradeNation
Oil will soon be $200Technical and Fundamental Analysis of Crude Oil (WTI) Technical Analysis: 1. Key Support and Resistance Levels: The $80 level acts as a strong resistance, where the price has reversed in the past. Major support levels are at $66 and $68. 2. Overall Trend: The price has bounced from $66 and is currently trading around $70.94. If the price breaks above the $72 resistance, it could move towards $74-$76. A break below $68 may push the price down to $66 and potentially $64. 3. Price Action: A recent strong bullish move indicates buying interest in this zone. The price is attempting to stabilize above $70. Fundamental Analysis: 1. Key Influencing Factors: OPEC+ Decisions: Any production cuts could support oil prices. U.S. Economic Data: Inflation, interest rates, and Federal Reserve policies impact oil demand. Geopolitical Tensions: Conflicts in the Middle East or Russia can drive prices higher. U.S. Crude Oil Inventory: Declining inventories signal higher demand, boosting prices. 2. Overall Outlook: If global demand continues to rise and OPEC+ cuts production, oil could reach $74-$76. Weak economic data and slowing global growth may push prices down to $66. Conclusion: The price is at a critical level. A breakout above $72 confirms a bullish trend, while dropping below $68 could indicate weakness.
CAPITALCOM:OIL_CRUDE
by vsparan
Bullish momentum to extend?WTI Oil (XTI/USD) is falling towards the pivot which has been identified as a pullback support and could bounce to the 1st resistance which is a pullback resistance. Pivot: 69.86 1st Support: 68.71 1st Resistance: 71.83 Risk Warning: Trading Forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk to your capital and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Trading Forex and CFDs may not be suitable for all investors, so please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary. Disclaimer: The above opinions given constitute general market commentary, and do not constitute the opinion or advice of IC Markets or any form of personal or investment advice. Any opinions, news, research, analyses, prices, other information, or links to third-party sites contained on this website are provided on an "as-is" basis, are intended only to be informative, is not an advice nor a recommendation, nor research, or a record of our trading prices, or an offer of, or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument and thus should not be treated as such. The information provided does not involve any specific investment objectives, financial situation and needs of any specific person who may receive it. Please be aware, that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and/or results. Past Performance or Forward-looking scenarios based upon the reasonable beliefs of the third-party provider are not a guarantee of future performance. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. IC Markets makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided, nor any loss arising from any investment based on a recommendation, forecast or any information supplied by any third-party.
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by ICmarkets
Crude oil's Strong Return: Exclusive Trading Strategy and LayoutOverall, yesterday's market can be considered as a one-sided upward trend within the day. Both crude oil and gold gave a wonderful performance on the upward path yesterday. Gold reached a record high yesterday, and crude oil didn't show any weakness either, breaking through the $71 mark in one go. Traders who followed John's advice yesterday are believed to have reaped good profits. The data released by the US Energy Information Administration yesterday showed a decrease in production, which further pushed crude oil above $71 and to the current high of $71.8. Every time crude oil is at a crucial juncture and needs to choose a direction, there will be bullish news in the market to support it. This is caused by the excessive instability resulting from the current turbulent international situation, and Trump's fickle policies also lead to the dual nature of the market that makes it prone to fluctuations. Crude oil reached around $71.8 at its highest point yesterday, and the trend and price levels basically met the expectations. Judging from the current trend of crude oil, there are signs of a continued rebound. The resistance levels above are $72.5, $73.3 and $74 respectively, while the support levels below are $70.9, $70.4 and $69.9 respectively. USOIL buy@70-70.5 tp:72-73 I will share trading signals every day. All the signals have been accurate for a whole month in a row. If you also need them, please click on the link below the article to obtain them.
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by JohnGonzalez7
USOIL:The bullish momentum demonstrates strong performanceRecently, the United States has stepped up its sanctions against Iran. It also made threatening remarks indicating that if the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine fail to reach an agreement, it will further intensify sanctions against Russia. Such actions have heightened the market's concerns about the future supply side. Meanwhile, the short-term and phased decline in the United States' domestic oil production, combined with its temporary abstention from taking additional measures to suppress oil prices, has led to a certain increase in the supporting strength of the oil market recently. Yesterday, the upward trend of oil prices continued. Take a long position at $71.05 for the oil price. Set a stop-loss of 30 basis points and a take-profit at $72.70. Trading Strategy: buy@70.8-71.05 TP:72.20-72.50 Get daily trading signals that ensure continuous profits! With an astonishing 90% accuracy rate, I'm the record - holder of an 800% monthly return. Click the link below the article to obtain accurate signals now!
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by LeoBlackwood
Oil and Gas Markets: Price Pressures and Future OutlookPYTH:WTI3! ICEEUR:BRN1! NYMEX:RB1! FXOPEN:XNGUSD Market Overview: Supply, Demand, and Geopolitical Factors The oil and gas markets continue to experience significant volatility, driven by a combination of seasonal trends, production adjustments, and geopolitical developments. U.S. natural gas storage has decreased due to seasonal withdrawals, though inventories remain above the five-year average. Meanwhile, crude oil prices have struggled to find momentum, weighed down by concerns over demand growth and economic uncertainty. Global oil production has remained relatively stable, but market participants are closely monitoring potential disruptions. OPEC+ has maintained its commitment to output restrictions, aiming to support prices amid fluctuating demand. However, recent indications from major producers suggest potential shifts in supply strategies, particularly in response to changes in global consumption patterns. Price Trends and Market Pressures Oil prices have faced downward pressure, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) recently trading below $70 per barrel. Concerns over slowing demand, particularly in key economies like China and the Eurozone, have contributed to this decline. Additionally, rising interest rates in the United States have dampened economic activity, potentially reducing fuel consumption in the long term. Natural gas prices have also been volatile, reflecting shifts in supply and demand dynamics. While storage levels remain elevated compared to historical averages, colder-than-expected weather in certain regions has led to temporary price spikes. However, recent price movements indicate a broader downward trend, as fundamental supply-demand balances exert pressure on valuations. The price of the F26, which reached $5.9 two weeks ago, has since declined to $5.3, with further movement toward approximately $4.8 anticipated based on current market conditions. These dynamics reflect the ongoing adjustments in global gas markets amid changing consumption patterns and seasonal fluctuations. Corporate Performance The impact of these price movements has been felt unevenly across the oil and gas sector. Major integrated energy companies have managed to maintain profitability due to diversified revenue streams, while smaller, more vulnerable producers have faced greater challenges. Refining margins have fluctuated, with some refiners benefiting from lower crude prices while others struggle with narrowing spreads. Companies with strong exposure to liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports have seen continued demand, particularly in Europe and Asia, where energy security remains a priority. However, firms heavily reliant on upstream oil production have encountered profit pressures as crude prices remain subdued. The resilience of oilfield service providers has also been tested, with cost-cutting measures and efficiency improvements becoming necessary for a sustainable existence. Risks and Future Outlook The outlook for oil and gas markets remains uncertain, with multiple risk factors at play. Potential production policy changes by OPEC+, geopolitical tensions in key producing regions, and ongoing economic uncertainties all contribute to an unpredictable pricing environment. Additionally, regulatory shifts and climate policies could further impact the long-term trajectory of fossil fuel demand. While short-term volatility may deter some, long-term structural changes in energy consumption and supply dynamics will shape future investment strategies. As global economies navigate inflationary pressures and evolving energy policies, oil and gas markets will continue to adjust, presenting both risks and rewards for market participants.
BLACKBULL:WTI
by igorisaev