Introduction Crude oil futures (CL) continue their recovery from the long-term support zone, now approaching key technical levels that could determine the next major move. Given last week’s analysis, where we noted the importance of the $64–$67 support zone, price has followed through with a notable bounce. However, the downtrend structure remains intact, and crude Read More…
Tag: crude oil futures (CL)
Engineer Withdraws $11,000 From His Funded Funded Trading Account!
Introduction At OneUp Trader, we take pride in helping traders who take the right approach and profit without having to risk their own money. Today, we’re highlighting an engineer by the name of Tayebi who recently withdrew $11,000 from his funded trading account! Incredible! Let’s take a look at how he did it, how he trades, Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis – March 21, 2025
Introduction Crude Oil Futures (CL) have been trading in a steady downtrend since October 2023 with small bounces here and there. Now Crude oil has tested the multi year support level at $68 per barrel. The probabilities align with the bulls being stronger at this point as the support level has successfully held over eight Read More…
Crude Oil Steady Amid Asia’s Rebounding Demand and Market Uncertainty
Crude oil prices remained steady on Thursday as US inventory and geopolitical worries were offset by rising Asian demand. Brent crude futures lost 11 cents, while WTI May contracts lost 12 cents. Asia’s crude oil demand, which was previously sour, is now set to recover as refiners resume operations after the maintenance. Moreover, Exxon Mobil Read More…
How a 55-Year-Old Mastered the Markets in His Spare Time to Withdraw $10,000!
Introduction Meet Moulay L., a funded trader from Groton, Connecticut, who successfully withdrew $10,000 across 2 accounts in just 5 days through the OneUp Trader funded program! At 55 years old, Moulay uses market profile analysis to make impressive withdrawals from the OneUp Trader funded trader program. Let’s dive into his trading strategy, key statistics, Read More…
Global Growth Worries Pressure Oil Prices Lower
Oil prices pulled back on Thursday as global growth concerns dimmed the outlook for oil demand. Prices gained around 2% in the previous session due to a smaller-than-expected increase in US crude inventories. At the same time, downbeat US inflation figures increased Fed rate cut expectations, supporting oil. In recent weeks, tariff uncertainty has driven Read More…




