Introduction Last Week, 6E closed with a green bullish hammer on the weekly chart after 10 out of 11 red weeks. A huge decline in value for the Euro. The selling in the Euro has been volatile, with every buy getting sold heavily into. The bears have been in control primarily because the Dollar has Read More…
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Crude Oil Futures Cool Off, Giving Opportunities To Buy
Technical Analysis CL made a top last week of $95.03 and has retraced 7.4% since then. This is a welcome sight for traders who missed the move from $67.05 up to $95.03 as it gives possible entry opportunities, which we will look at now. Entry Opportunities An upward-sloping trend line connects the low made in Read More…
The Beginner’s Guide to Trading Price Action
Price action trading is one of retail trader’s and investors’ most popular trading techniques. It involves analyzing an asset’s price movements on a chart to identify trade opportunities, without relying on technical indicators. Mastering price action can take time, but the basic principles are straightforward enough for beginners to understand. This guide will cover the Read More…
Oil Prices Spike 3% as US Crude Reserves Plummet
Oil prices jumped 3% on Wednesday to the highest closing price in 2023 after a steep drop in US crude inventories increased fears of tight global supplies. According to government data, US crude inventories dropped by 2.2 million barrels to 416.3 million last week. The figure beat the 320,000-barrel drop forecast by analysts in a Read More…
Oil Bulls Sing As Profits Roll In: Technical Analysis
Bulls In Control Crude Oil continues to surge as small dips are eaten up quickly by powerful buying pressure. The question here is if there is any bearish case, really. It appears that there is none, which is important to note moving forward as CL targets the psychological $100 level. In our last technical analysis, Read More…
Surprise Surge in US Crude Inventories Sends Oil Prices Tumbling
On Wednesday, oil prices dropped after reaching a 10-month high earlier, as a surprise increase in US crude inventories countered expectations of limited crude supply for the rest of the year. The international benchmark, Brent futures, settled at $91.88 a barrel, sliding 18 cents. During the session, it hit its highest point since November at Read More…


