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copper premarket. probably getting too specific.I think copper will continue to rise. Copper is a useful metal for lots of electronic devices. Point of control might act as a magnet to draw price higher. In march through april copper was at a decision point, and markets decided it was in high demand. I would be surprised if price went back lower through that heavily traded range. If I was ordering copper for a large company I would probably feel like I'm getting a relatively good deal and/or a good deal may be running away from me if I don't act with haste.
COMEX:HGN2021Long
by emehoke
Copper is hit by both hike of I/R and China decision20-06-2021 In the past week, some of the inflationary pressure in the market dissipated with a major sell-off across the commodities complex. The Fed’s policy talk helped spur a surge in the dollar, which was part of the reason for the selling. But the first catalyst was a move by China to cool the hot commodities markets. Reuters reported that a Chinese government agency planned to release reserves of aluminum, copper and zinc caused the price to plunge. TP: $3.85
COMEX:HG1!Short
by probabilityta
Copper consolidating at key level pending rebound! Hello everyone. Copper has dropped to the key level with a big red candle yesterday! Now, the small candle indicate temporary balance between buyers and sellers. What' next? If you look at the daily chart, this is a nice level to buy with flip zone structure. Down below, 4.1340 is another fantastic buying level confluence with long-term MA. Fundamentally, economy is still in the process of recovery, the pent-up demand will require more copper as it is widely used in our everyday life. In my opinion, the cycle is not over yet. ETF would be a good option for investors to join in. CPER is the United States Copper Index Fund for your reference. AMEX:CPER
COMEX:HG1!Long
by JICPT
Copper Elliott Wave Idea - Bullish Cycle Started?Taking a look at something other than Crude Oil for a change. It appears that Copper is out of a 10 year bear cycle and a bull cycle started in 2016. A look at the beginning; you can see wave 3 hit the 4.618 extension of wave 1 perfectly and then corrected perfectly to the 0.236 level for wave 4 > If you add in the subwaves of wave 5 there is also a nice 0.236 correction of wave 3 for wave 4 > All that would suggest an impulse move up and 4.0505 was the end of a larger degree wave 1. If you look at the following years from 2006 to 2016 it appears to be a multi-year correction in the form of WXYXZ > It completed at exactly the 0.618 level at 1.9300 > Looking at recent time it looks as though the first impulse wave up is completed and now in the correction, possibly to the 0.618 retracement area before up for wave 3 > A look at daily level we could be in wave B of Y > the 0.618 extension lines up nicely with the 0.618 retracement level. Something to keep an eye on I think as it could turn out to be a nice long trade with a stop loss below 1.9260
COMEX:HG1!
by Joseph_King
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Commodities - Copper Topped OutIdea for Copper: - Commodities Cycle is topped out. - Copper in Trade and Trend Distribution patterns. - Clear 5 wave Impulse completed. - Re-tested resistance and rejected. - Price will bleed out to complete the Head & Shoulders then capitulate. TP1: 3.44 very likely. TP2: 2.78 PT: 1.97 Global markets are not moving back into Goldilocks, no matter what the media is blaring. Reflation Overshoot Trade is over. Exposure should be given to Stagflation and Deflation trades. GLHF - DPT
COMEX:HG1!Short
by UnknownUnicorn1043646
COPPER: PRICE DROP DOWN | WAITING FOR NEW BUY SCENARIO 🔔Copper prices fell on Tuesday, as increasing inventories in global exchanges and worries about possible governmental price control measures in top consumer China weighed on sentiment, despite data showing solid copper imports in the first quarter. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell 0.1% to $8,856.50 a tonne by 0706 GMT , while the most-traded May copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed down 0.3% at 65,870 yuan ($10,055.72) a tonne. A rise in the prices of global commodities has led to Chinese top officials emphasizing the need to cap prices to reduce cost for firms and control inflation . However, China’s January-March copper imports were the highest first-quarter amount since at least 2008, on rising demand and easing logistics issues. “(There’s been) too much good news baked in, so much so that looking forward, there is expectation of tighter monetary conditions and (China’s) State Reserve Bureau’s release of supplies to help industrial firms cope with rising raw material cost,” said a Singapore-based metals trader. “But I think this is a dip to buy anything between here and $8,800 is worth picking up,” the trader said, adding that data were backward looking.
COMEX:HG1!Long
by FOREXN1
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