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Oil to Clear 79.00 Big FigCurrently watching Crude Futs (NYMEX) to clear an Intermediate term High at 79.00 Big Fig. As my mentor says... "To & Through" Reasons: Crude Bullish Seasonally until march/April (Possible Quarterly Shift to downside) Commercials Net LONG DXY Bullish Failed to break lower on Daily (Indicating to me higher prices are in order) HTF MMSM, however Long in play to clear Buyside before reversing above highs & clearing distribution leg Sellside HTF (Daily): Expecting BSL to be ran and staying Bullish until trend broken & IOF Turns Bearish (Should happen above Highs) H4: Expecting a retracement into Internal Range Liquidity as outlined to target External Range Liquidity (Markets are booked like this, in a form of "Handshaking") LTF: Tuesday Feb 13th: US CPI Weds Feb 14th: US Crude Oil Inventories If Bias is correct and Weekly candle is due to expand to upside, I'd be looking for Tuesday to Form Weekly Low & take Longs Wednesday NY IF my model plays out.
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by Grifffx
Crude Oil Weekly forcast There is a good possibility of a good rise in Crude Oil next week, because a trend is being seen on the daily chart of Crude Oil, and with the support of this trend, Crude Oil is moving towards the 50-day Simple Moving Average, as well as Crude Oil It is also getting strong support from the 100 day simple moving average. But it should also be kept in mind that crude oil decides its direction according to many developments happening at the global level.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Long
by Sudhir-Sirohi
Crude Oil ReverseAfter a scary downside week the crude i anticipate for a 4% bounce back to 75$. The fundamentals are mixt base on the empty words ceasefire between Israel and Palestina with had also a impact in moving the price down. But over the weekend US have stike as response to Iran Attack witch may cause an impact in creating big moves. Should we not forget the OPEC meeting were the hold the cutting production plan in March. Technicaly after a big fall comes a small bounce. The indicators and the upper trend tell us that the price can consolidate at 70-72 range. The bounce will show us how the players are betting this week after a strong US economical reports. Buy 72.33$ TP1 74$ TP2 75$ SL 71$ Good luck guys!
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by georgethefirst
a daily price action after hour update - oilGood evening and i hope you are well. wti crude oil bull case: Amazing day by the bulls. They broke strongly out of the bear flag and made the market always in long on the daily so i expect follow through to 78 or higher. bear case: Bears see this as a trading range and they want the market to form a lower high below 78. After such a strong move on the daily, bears expect bulls to take profits and the market probably will go sideways before another leg up or down. short term: neutral here - valid targets on both sides and today was strong enough for a breather over the next 1-2 days. If bulls manage to keep this running, 80 is highly probable but first they need a higher high above 79. medium-long term: Sideways until clear break of range between 70-80 trade of the day: long → see chart
NYMEX:MCL1!
by priceactiontds
Follow up2.7.24 Gold Dxy Oil. In this video I show you how you could have taken profits of almost $3,000 on an oil trade depending on your entry. We worked with some of the tools that we use including ABCD patterns there was a an extension on the Oil that indicated that perhaps we should be exiting a long trade. We looked at the dollar with some detail to decide that it's probably going lower but we're not quite sure the extent but we picked two possible areas for the market to move and that affects how we would trade gold or silver
NYMEX:CL1!
by ScottBogatin
Possible rise in oil price to $80 in the next quarter?Possible rise in oil price to $80 in the next quarter? On Tuesday, WTI oil futures rose to $73.50 a barrel, highlighting rising tension in the Middle East and concerns that this could disrupt oil supplies from the region. This was caused by the continued increase in U.S. strikes against Iran-backed militias over the weekend. However, U.S. officials have made it clear that they do not seek a broader confrontation in the region. Last week, oil prices suffered heavy losses due to progress in ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, which significantly reduced supply risks in the Middle East. Although expectations of an immediate interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve have diminished and concerns about China's economic recovery persist, there have been no immediate supply disruptions. One of the most effective ways to understand the possible future of oil prices is to examine the structure of the futures curve. At the time of writing this article, the oil price for delivery in March 2024 is $73.02 per barrel, while the price for delivery in June 2024 is $72.50 per barrel. This could indicate a slight increase or stability in prices in the coming years, but of course there can be many variables affecting the oil market. We are experiencing backwardation. This phenomenon discourages conservation and instead promotes immediate delivery: why hold oil until March 2024 to sell it at a lower price than it is now on the open market? Backwardation usually indicates a greater balance between oil supply and demand, acting as a positive push on prices. The oil market seems to have a good outlook for the bullish. The EIA recently revised future oil production downward, forecasting a significant decrease in U.S. production in the first quarter of 2024. Instead of the previous 12.8-12.9 million barrels per day, it now estimates an average closer to 12.7-12.8 million barrels per day, with growth already steady at ~12.9 million barrels per day in December. Oil producers are also reporting a pause in production. U.S. shale oil producers' forecasts indicate a trend toward flat growth, almost completely disappearing. This means that with fewer resources to carry out drilling, the oil produced will decrease more and more. In the future, we expect lower oil production and a possible surprise in demand, especially if the stimulus in China is successful. China is one of the largest consumers of oil in the world. When their market fully recovers, we expect an increase in demand that could cause a supply shortage and thus a surge in oil prices. Currently, the situation from a technical point of view is negative. Prices are below the 100-day moving average, in the area at 76. The latest decline in oil prices was accompanied by the increase in volumes, which further strengthened the downward trend. However My projection for the next quarter is that oil prices will reach $80 per barrel. Don't miss my next article, where I will discuss the current situation in the natural gas market.
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by Antonio_Ferlito
Oil (CL_F) Rally May Fail for More DownsideShort Term Elliott Wave view in Oil suggests that rally from 12.13.2023 low is unfolding as a double three Elliott Wave structure. Up from 12.13.2023 low, wave ((a)) ended at 76.18 and dips in wave ((b)) ended at 72.89. Wave ((c)) higher unfolded as a 5 waves where wave (i) ended at 75.75 and wave (ii) ended at 73.41. Rally in wave (iii) ended at 77.51, and pullback in wave (iv) ended at 76.06. Wave (v) higher ended at 79.26 which completed wave ((c)) of W in higher degree. Pullback in wave X is currently in progress with internal subdivision as a zigzag Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave W, wave (i) ended at 75.85 and rally in wave (ii) ended at 78.14. Oil then extended lower in wave (iii) towards 71.79 and wave (iv) ended at 72.98. Final leg wave (v) ended at 71.41 which completed wave ((a)). Wave ((b)) rally is in progress as a zigzag. Up from wave (a)), wave (a) ended at 73.28 and wave (b) ended at 72.38. Expect wave (c) higher to complete at 74.23 – 75.38 area and this should complete wave ((b)) in higher degree. From this area, expect sellers to appear and Oil to extend lower. Near term, as far as pivot at 79.26 high stays intact, expect rally to fail in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further downside.
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by Elliottwave-Forecast
Update: Here is the fundamental and TA for Crude oil PricesWednesday we had inventory reports that showed an increase in US oil production combined with the feds hawkish interest rate sentiment which sent prices deep into discount. OPEC did announce they will be cutting oil production while US supply did increase apparently, US production has slowed down the last 18months. I believe next week this will start to reflect in the Crude oil inventory report, if economic data starts lessen it will give us a strong push to the upside amid the rising tension in the middle east (OPEC cuts and Nile attacks). source: www.nasdaq.com
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by jewlstagara
Oil follow up2.5.24 Earlier today I posted a chart to show you that we should be looking for buyers on Oil. The market did find buyers after I produce the video.... around 10:00 am in the morning Eastern. I wanted to show you this market before the market traded into tomorrow and this gave me an opportunity to show you how the market looks and how I could stay with this market and make an analysis when officially we don't have tomorrow's prices..... actually I have them now because I'm typing this on the 6th... tomorrow. What is interesting about this market is that it looks like it may trade higher because of the dynamics of the reversal which was a very significant reversal from the low and the market hasn't retested that reversal... and so I showed you an ABCD pattern it may happen, But it might not happen..... I want to show you how to think in real time so that you can anticipate what the market might do.... then you manage your decisions. the probability at the time I did this video is that the market will continue higher for the reasons I stated on the video... this is because I'm looking at structural relationships and pattern relationships as opposed to waiting for indicators that are always lagging.... this is a very important issue to my trading. I never use the lagging indicators because a lagging indicator will never get you in at 10:00 in the morning. You may be getting long at 10:00 in the morning but you're not using a lagging indicator. most people use lagging indicators. most people do not make money trading. And if you listen at the end of the video your trade location is critical to your risk of drawdown and loss.
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by ScottBogatin
Demand on OilOil is presenting to us clear (marked with green rectangle) demand zone presented on chart. Yesterday there were multiple strong demand signals there identified real-time by Scanner. This zone becomes still valid, especially as it's placed within today's Balance Zone (between Gamma +0.25 and Gamma -0.25). Following price structure, it is supposed to retest demand zone from top and continue up move. Alternative scenario would expect to observe on chart consolidation in demand zone, as it's marked by market as fair price area.
NYMEX:CL1!
by skyline-trader
MCL: Where is oil price heading amid geopolitical tensions?NYMEX: Micro Crude Oil ( NYMEX:MCL1! ) The price of a commodity is determined by its supply and demand. But in the case of crude oil, which is the lifeblood of the global economy, geopolitical risk carries a bigger impact. Examples in present time: In February 2022, the Russia-Ukraine conflict sent crude oil up 72% to $124 a barrel. In October 2023, the Israel-Hamas conflict saw WTI price 40% higher to $94. The rapid price rise following conflict eruption is called an “Event Shock”. Investors price crude oil in the worst-case scenario. Would it be the start of WW3, for the former event, and would the Gulf region oil production get cut off, for the latter event? Typically, the fear for the worst is overblown. As the conflict progresses, oil prices tend to fall back down if that did not materialize. After the Western nations imposed embargo on Russian oil in 2022, Russia found new customers in India and China. We know that crude oil is a fungible commodity. The more the two countries buy from Russia, the less they will buy from the rest of the world. This helps keep the global oil supply in balance. Without a shortage, oil prices fell. The Israel-Hamas conflict started in October 2023 so far has not dragged major oil producing nations into war. Even the Houthis Militia has been attacking commercial vessels in the Red Sea, they would not strike oil tankers from the Arab nations. Therefore, neither oil production nor its transportation was interrupted, and oil prices fell as a result. The previous Sunday, three US soldiers were killed, and more than 40 personnel injured in a drone attack at a US base in Jordan. The US vowed to retaliate. Last Friday, it has launched strikes on 85 targets in Syria and Iraq, in response to the drone attack. On Saturday, the US conducted air strikes to 30 targets in Yemen, the homebase of Houthis. With the US now engaging in military actions to militia backed by Iran, the Mideast conflict could be escalated to a whole new level. In addition to geopolitical risk, there are other tailwinds to support stronger oil prices: The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cut oil production last month as the group and its allies began a new effort to prevent a global surplus and shore up prices. Output from the OPEC fell by 490,000 barrels a day (bpd) last month to 26.7 million bpd, according to a Bloomberg survey. About half the reduction came from Iraq and Kuwait. Led by Saudi Arabia, OPEC and its allies pledged to make additional production curbs this quarter, on top of reductions made last year. In the meantime, oil traders will see headwind ahead: Data on Friday showed that U.S. employers added far more jobs in January than expected, reducing the chances of near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts. High interest rates tend to dampen economic growth and reduce oil demand as well. Oil prices fell by about 2% on Friday and posted weekly losses after U.S. jobs data release. WTI crude futures settled at $72.28 a barrel, falling $1.54, or 2%. The global crude oil benchmark lost roughly 7% on the week. Trading with NYMEX Micro WTI Crude Oil Futures At about $72 a barrel, crude oil price is now below the price level before the Israel-Hamas conflict. It is also lower than oil prices before the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Is there a good reason why the price of the most strategically important commodity goes lower amid intensifying geopolitical tensions? You may point out that oil demand may be dampened by the weak Chinese growth, but I would argue that the robust US economy would offset that. Institution traders share my view. Money managers raised their combined futures and options oil position in NYMEX WTI and ICE Brent by 18,082 contracts to 117,226 in the week of January 30th, according to the Commitment of Trader (COT) report published by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). To express a view of rising crude oil price, we could consider a long position in NYMEX Micro WTI Crude Oil Futures ( CSE:MCL ). The March contract (MCLH4) was settled at $72.42 last Friday. It declined further to $71.75 at the time of this writing. Each contract has a notional value of 100 barrels, or $7,175 at the current market price. CME Group requires an initial margin of $660 per contract. Hypothetically, if the US strikes induce Iran retaliation and escalate the Mideast conflict, WTI futures could possibly go up above $90 a barrel. In this case, the $18 price increase (=90-72) would translate into $1,800 for a long futures position in NYMEX Micro WTI Crude Oil Futures (=18x100). In my view, while the Fed may not cut interest rates immediately, it is still expected to lower rates at least 1 or 2 times, maybe at later meetings in 2024. Lower interest rates are also positive for oil prices. However, if crude oil price continues to go down instead, each dollar of decline would result in a loss of $100 per contract. Here are some extended readings on my previous trade ideas on crude oil: October 9, 2023: Would the Middle East conflict push gold and oil prices higher? October 16, 2023: MCO: Options Strategy to Capture Crude Oil Volatility Happy Trading. Disclaimers *Trade ideas cited above are for illustration only, as an integral part of a case study to demonstrate the fundamental concepts in risk management under the market scenarios being discussed. They shall not be construed as investment recommendations or advice. Nor are they used to promote any specific products, or services. 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NYMEX:MCL1!Long
by JimHuangChicago
Looking for a long trade in oil2.5.24 This video shows how to frame a long trade on oil. This is a setup for a long trade but there are no buyers just yet. In the meantime you get to see some of the tools that I'm using if you're new to my videos. My bias is at the market will move higher but if there's enough movement lower and it looks like the support area is going to be broken then there may actually end up being a good short trade. I don't think this will happen but I have to wait for some more bars... probably on the 4-Hour chart, but we may need to wait for the next training day.
NYMEX:CL1!
by ScottBogatin