Crude
Crude Oil Future Analysis on 8 AugustMajor Support zone at 6074. If it break then we can see a big down move with in next couple of days.
Also it crate a trendline support as i draw in chart.
If market open gap down below 6074 and create a bearish price action then we can buy put option of 6000 . if it revert back then we can see a move of upside till 6831.
UK Oil - Ending diagonal elliott wave ?Uk oil is consolidating from a long time and it is taking support on a trendline and making compression pattern from march 2023, As per my wave analysis we can see crude around 60 dollars.
After touching 60 we can see crude oil in uptrend. This is the last wave of downtrend 5 th wave.
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Crude Oil Week April 29 to May 03
Time Frame: 1 Day
1. Rejection candles from Support zone and 50 EMA. Price has not allowed to break these key levels
2. Previous trend is bullish. Level breakout and under retracement
3. 50 and 200 EMA golden crossover
Time Frame: 4 Hr
Crude oil has bounced from previous key level(Resistance converted to support zone)
1. Trend is Bullish
2. Filled FVG and taken support for 50 EMA
3. Bounced from 200 EMA.
Entry above : 7046
Target: 7257 ( 211 Points)
Stoploss:6916 (130 Points)
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Crude Oil: Bullish Momentum ContinuesCrude Oil (MCX)
Current Market Price: Approximately 7005
We have observed a significant bullish trend in crude oil over the past few weeks. Unfortunately, due to certain reasons, we were unable to provide updates during this period. Nevertheless, it is never too late to analyze the market.
We remain optimistic about crude oil's prospects today. Crude oil has recently experienced a notable breakout, leading us to believe that it may reach levels of 7260 and 7590 in the coming days.
For the time being, we will set our stop-loss at 6670, and upon reaching the levels of 6900-6910, we may consider adding positions.
Stay tuned for further updates as the market progresses.
Crude Oil Analysis: Potential Rally Ahead Towards 6800Hey Traders,I'm keeping a close eye on crude oil as it appears to be gearing up for an interesting move. Currently, it seems like crude oil is heading towards the $6800 mark.The key level to watch out for is the Chanmep level. If we see a breakout above this level, it could signal the start of a significant rally.Keep a watchful eye on the charts and let's see how this plays out!Disclaimer: This is just my personal analysis and not financial advice. Always do your own research before making any trading decisions
WTI (Crude Oil, Long H1/H4)It looks like WTI has a intraday buy signal at around 73.00 zone with stop loss below 72.00 , The minimum target will be 74.70 in the next few hours as the zeo political sentiments have improved, and external indicators are showing bullish signals. The RSI is mixed to bullish.
Crude OIL Swing Trade - DecemberCrude oil has given a very good fall. But has it bottomed out?
From the charts, we can see 5700 levels is where crude has formed the nearest bottom. Also, the swing high is 6000. I will go long if 6000 is taken out in the next couple of days. Otherwise, I will not be trading on crude.
crude likely to go down 5-10% more price has been making lower low and lower high
after getting resisted from 0.7 fib from the higher time frame
crude is likely to fall more 5-10% there is such major support until 6000-5600 levels
only high risk player can go short and more conservative players wait and go long as of our levels