oil price testing 4h time frame demand zone, buying level 80.55-80.00, stop loss below 80.00, target: 85.00
OXY is on the verge of breaking through a major resistance line which was first touched over a decade ago. As the daily chart repeatedly bumps up against, but not crossing, this key resistance line, multiple factors make OXY a screaming buy.
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USO follows the futures prices of oil barrels. On this 30 minute chart, price falls have been rejected by the POC line of the volume profile and the Lux Algo Donchian channel has transitioned from downgoing to trending up. The dual TF RSI of Chris Moody now shows RSI holding above 50 in both the 15 min and 60 min TFs. Net distribution has bottomed out and...
The recent escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict has cast a long shadow over the global oil market. Already grappling with tight supply and high prices, oil traders are now forced to factor in the potential for disruptions caused by the ongoing hostilities. This idea explores the current situation, potential outcomes, and analyst perspectives on the future of oil...
Buckle Up for Black Gold: Hedge Funds Go Long Oil as Middle East Tensions Simmer Oil Bulls Charge as Geopolitical Heat Rises The rumble of tanks in the Middle East is echoing through financial markets, with hedge funds piling into long positions on oil futures at a record pace. This aggressive bullish stance is a direct response to intensifying conflict in the...
Oil Chart Idea - 3-28-2024 Bullish for next few days / week as it has made a cup n handle pattern in 4hr TF and most likely close the candle above 82.35 TP should be close to 84.40
At present, crude oil is around 86, which has reached the expected high point. Although technically bullish, this level is no longer suitable for chasing the rise. According to technical expectations, it should be temporarily suspended between 86-85. If crude oil does not stop in the short term, then the short-term market will exceed expectations, so it is okay to...
At present, due to the intensification of international geopolitical conflicts, market supply concerns have once again heated up. At the same time, manufacturing data in the United States and China have rebounded, and demand-side expectations have increased. The dual benefits on both sides of supply and demand have stimulated the rebound of crude oil....
U.S. crude oil inventories continue to rise, and short-term demand concerns have also increased. However, as expectations for U.S. interest rate cuts have increased, the loose atmosphere has given crude oil some support. At the same time, short-term supply-side pressure has increased as geopolitical conflicts intensify. Crude oil also stretched again after...
Oil prices reached their highest level in seven months, partly driven by worries that escalating tensions in the Middle East could constrain supply. Iran has warned of a potential "serious response" against Israel following a targeted strike in Damascus that resulted in the deaths of two Iranian generals. This incident has raised concerns about a widening...
Crude oil is currently going through a wave of surges and falls on the weekly trend, but it still maintains its operation on the short-term moving average. Pay attention to whether there will be continued adjustment on the line next week. On the daily trend, the current price has begun to touch near the previous support band, and the downward trend has begun to...
I wanted to bring to your attention the latest trend in the oil market - prices are on the rise due to recent attacks on refineries in Russia. These attacks have caused disruptions in the supply chain, leading to an increase in oil prices. This presents a great opportunity for you to capitalize on this trend and make some significant profits by going long on...
Crude OIl: Daily, Fibs & Indicators . . . Not as bullish as one would think. The move above the daily BB showed why you don't buy above the BBs . . . eventually, you get a correction. 3 days down for oil. The BB midpoint, yellow line, has been a support level for oil and will be interesting to see what happens down there. But, we are at a big resistance level...
U.S. oil continued to fluctuate and repaired yesterday. The bullish EIA data in the evening failed to bring rebound momentum to U.S. oil. On the contrary, the market retreated to around the 80.8 line in response to technical needs before rebounding. Of course, this period was also affected by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. , in the end, US oil still...
Prices have pulled back after hitting a four-month high of $83 yesterday on Monday. Russia has increased exports in response to Ukrainian attacks on the country's oil infrastructure. Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser has rejected the idea of phasing out fossil fuels, calling it a fantasy. Looking at the daily chart of crude oil, oil prices have fluctuated for about...
The release of U.S. EIA crude oil inventory data and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision may bring external interference to the trend, so U.S. oil needs to be careful in the short term. The bullish tone at the daily level has been locked in. A firm hold at 80 will lay the foundation for medium and long-term bullishness. As long as there are no major...
Crude oil’s weekly support is 79.70, daily support is 79.90, one-hour support is 81.60, and four-hour support is 80.40. Yesterday, crude oil rose from 80.50 to 82.50, and the market currently maintains a bullish trend. Crude oil recommendation today: Go long at 81.60 for U.S. crude oil WTI, stop loss at 81.15, look at 82.80