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Major trend view for USOILAre we looking at a similar but mirrored bar pattern from 2008 to 2014? Similarities:- 1. Impulse and steep wave. 2. Consolidation in the format of a triangle. On the breakout, we had another fall equivalent to 61.8% of the impulse wave. If we are witnessing the same pattern, then on the breakout of this triangle consolidation, we will have the USOIL prices at $135 in the coming years. It shall be by the end of 2028! PS: This chart is just for analysis purposes. When we know the major trend, we can position our trades carefully.
TVC:USOILLong
by AbsoluteAnalysis
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MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Long
by appzandgame
1
Crude Oil Technical Analysis for the Week of May 5–May 9, 2025Forecast for Next Week Bearish Scenario (Higher Probability): Trigger: Failure to reclaim $61.60 or a break below $56. Targets: $55.05 (April 9 low), $52.53, or $49-$43 if the 4-year support at $64 breaks. Rationale: Bearish MACD cross, descending channel, and OPEC+ production increase fears. Bullish Scenario (Lower Probability): Trigger: A hold above $57.08-$56.53 with a bullish reversal pattern (e.g., Bullish Engulfing) or OPEC+ signalling tighter supply. Targets: $63.90, $65.81 or $68 (14-day forecast). Rationale: Oversold RSI and potential demand zone support. Range-Bound Scenario: If prices stay between $57.00-$60.60, expect choppy trading as the market awaits clarity from OPEC+ and economic data.
TVC:USOIL
by renderwithme
CRUDE Hello & welcome to this analysis WTI OIL is at the PRZ of a bullish Harmonic Cypher pattern suggesting a bounce/reversal from current levels. Crude (MCX) however does not have any bullish harmonic patterns at the moment, normally, we do see them in sync, however, this time maybe due to a strong INR the pattern is not seen. One can take a trade tracking USOIL / WTI either above $57.85 (60m close) with swing low as stop loss or take a bullish trade here with $55.95 as stop loss. The targets are 38-50-62 Fibonacci levels as marked in the chart All the best
TVC:USOILLong
by Dinesh_C_Nagpal
Crude Oil Futures Under Pressure; Key Resistance Confirmed at ₹5Crude Oil futures on the MCX continued their downward trajectory on Wednesday, closing near ₹4,949 amid growing bearish momentum. WaveNodes Pro Max AI flagged a "Seller Trap Possible", but downside targets remain intact for now. Seller trap alert means big players are finding opportunity to trap or shed short sellers. The system-identified Short Entry at ₹5,212 has held firm as resistance, with two clear retests failing to breach the impact zone of ₹5,233–₹5,263. This former support has now flipped decisively into supply, adding pressure on intraday rallies. 🔻 Key Developments: AI Bearish Probability: Rises to 50.9%, surpassing bullish odds. Target 1 (₹5,036–₹5,103) achieved successfully. Target 2 set at ₹4,750–₹4,818, with potential for deeper correction toward ₹4,465–₹4,533. Profit Booking Alert: ₹5,084 marked as short-term profit-taking zone. 📉 Market Sentiment: Volatility remains elevated at 23 PPB, with good volatility reading at 21 PPB, suggesting controlled but active movement. Despite bearish strength, the AI warns of a possible seller trap, especially if prices reclaim levels above ₹5,084. 🧠 Analyst Take: “The rejection at ₹5,212 confirms the breakdown structure. As long as crude trades below this zone, lower targets remain open. However, a surprise reclaim could trigger short covering,” analysts from WaveNodes noted. 📊 Outlook: Trend: Bearish Resistance: ₹5,212–₹5,263 Support: ₹4,750 → ₹4,465 Traders are advised to watch volumes closely as crude approaches the next support band. A failure to break lower could validate the seller trap thesis.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Short
by WaveNodes
2
USOIL chart pattern for upcoming session of Thursday 15M TFIn the last session USOIL closed at 66.379 (2.4%) down and made of low of 65.208 , i've looked the chart on every TF and i've figured out some important levels of the crude ,on looking at the closing and price action formed our Near and major resistance zone is 66.795 - 67.090 this is a big zone but major zone and after that we've got the next resistance at 67.705 and the next one is 68.000 -68.105 , while looking at the chart in higher TF now market is going to compress or outburst for alternative scenario we've got some support zone's 65.259 - 65.200 is the level of support zone and it's also almost the low level of last session after that next support we've got on looking at every TF is 64.040 - 64.140 and after that 63.646 is the level which hold's some support , these are the level's which i got while studying the chart until new one is formed so we've to very clear here watch out every zone and level and look how price react's to it i've already told you how to trade in rejection and continuation pattern in our previous idea's ( and yeah sorry for typing mistake of level's and zone's in last USOIL idea published ) and i request every follower to avoid trading in news time ,now let's see how market react's on these levels.
FX:USOIL
by NobleFalcon
USOIL or CRUDEOIL Downtrend Movement upto 49SYMBOL USOIL or CRUDEOIL Timeframe Day chart Analysis: Breakout from the triangle pattern and we can expect a downtrend movement upto 49 We hope our analysis is adding value to your trading journey. Please note: Published ideas are for educational purposes only. Trade at your own risk. Also, please respect the risk - stop loss (SL) should not be more than 2% of the capital. DISCLAIMER: We are not SEBI registered. All the videos uploaded in this channel are solely for educational purposes."
TVC:USOILShort
by TanujaK
USOIL Trade Idea (Zones) for Friday session 28-02-25After studying USOIL at higher TF and watching it's closing price i think 70.106 - 70.634 is No-trade zone for USOIL due to it's complexity at higher timeframe , i've also drawn a zone which can push price to downward direction which is represesnted by orange color in the chart if price sustained above this level then it can go to it's next resistance zone of 76.500 - 76.600 but here SL should be below the zone which is 70.106 and the zone itself is mutual in multiple timeframe so be cautious to trade in this zone and use manage Quantity , and for alternative scenario if price goes below 70.106 and sustained then we can see then 69.150 level because it was the last swing created and below it other levels are also mentioned in the chart , look for reversal and continuation pattern to enter in trade .
FX:USOIL
by NobleFalcon
Crudeoil expected uptrend movement upto 74/75.5Symbol CRUDEOIL Timeframe 1 hour Analysis Uptrend Movement upto 74/75.5 expected. Breakout from Triangle pattern, so we can expect a uptrend movement upto 74/75.5 We hope our analysis is adding value to your trading journey. Please note: Published ideas are for educational purposes only. Trade at your own risk. Also, please respect the risk - stop loss (SL) should not be more than 2% of the capital. DISCLAIMER: We are not SEBI registered. All the ideas posted in this channel are solely for educational purposes."
TVC:USOILLong
by TanujaK
1
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MCX:SILVER1!
by ReviveTraders
Crude Oil Ready to Explode: Wave (iii) Targets Sky-High Gains Chart Interpretation 1. Triangle Pattern: A visible contracting triangle pattern (marked as Wave (ii)) indicates consolidation before a breakout. Triangles typically occur in Wave 4 or corrective waves (B waves). Fibonacci Levels: Fibonacci extensions (1.618, 2.618, 3.618, etc.) are used to project potential targets for Wave (iii), Wave (v), or corrective moves. 1.618 (7,156): A potential target for Wave (iii). 2.618 (8,125): Extended target for Wave (iii). 3.618 (9,094): A stretch target if the trend is powerful. Current Status: The chart indicates that Wave (ii) (a corrective phase) is concluding, with a breakout expected into Wave (iii). Wave (iii) targets are aligned with key Fibonacci levels, showing potential price surges. 2. Future Projection After completing Wave (iii) and a brief correction in Wave (iv), the price may proceed to Wave (v), likely targeting higher levels. Post the 5-wave impulse, a corrective A-B-C structure may follow, resetting the trend. 3. Trading Insight A breakout above the triangle pattern could confirm the start of Wave (iii). Regards, SG
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Long
by subhagghosh
1