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OIL: Short above 77 today

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TVC:USOIL   CFDs on WTI Crude Oil

Oil saw a high-volume drop below support near 78 yesterday, which turned the immediate position into a resistance level. As of now, there has not been a complete breakthrough and the trend has weakened, so in terms of trading, selling short positions is the main strategy for today, with buying long positions as a secondary strategy.

Specific trading strategies:

Sell short near 77.4-78.5, take profit near 76

Buy long near 75.7-74.2, take profit near 76.5


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Trade active:
Oil has not been able to reach the trading point today. It is relatively close to the short position at present. You can use a small amount of margin to go short. If it rises above 77, you can increase your position
Comment:
The short position can be slightly increased at the current level.
Trade active:
Oil is approaching the take-profit level, and you can choose to close the position or continue holding and wait for around 76.2.
Comment:
The oil price has reached a take-profit level near 76.2, so it's time to take profits.
Trade active:
Oil prices have sharply declined, approaching the buy point. Traders can enter the market with a small long position. If the price falls below 75, positions can be added appropriately.
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