Despite larger-than-expected draws in US crude and fuel stocks, oil prices remained mostly unchanged on Wednesday. The market weighed deteriorating economic outlooks against forecasts of US crude inventory declines and plans by OPEC+ producers to reduce production. According to government statistics, US crude inventories decreased by 3.7 million barrels last week, which was about 1.5 Read More…
Recap Last week we looked at the great example of the 1-2-3 reversal playing out on the CL daily chart. Opec announced an output cut shortly after the analysis, which assisted the price action of CL to further confirm the pattern. Where to from here? CL is in a bullish trend at the moment, but Read More…
Update from last week Last week we analyzed CL and mentioned that there was a chance we could see price drop a few points from $71 before rallying once more above the recent peak, as seen in the chart below. This is exactly what occurred and is a perfect example of a 1-2-3 reversal entry. Outlook Read More…
Oil edged lower on Wednesday in choppy trading as investors looked to cash in on gains from two straight days of gains. On the supply side, there were concerns about a shortage following an unexpected reduction in US oil inventories and the suspension of some oil exports from Iraqi Kurdistan. A smaller-than-expected output reduction in Read More…
What is Trader Mindset? Trader Mindset are one-on-one sessions with Jay where we figure out the best path forward toward success. There are many psychological aspects we will cover, including discipline, thinking in probabilities, importance, trading plans, how to release the outcome, and more. Because trading is so accessible today, people falsely believe they can Read More…
On Wednesday, oil prices increased by around 2% to a one-week peak as the dollar fell to a six-week low. This followed the US Federal Reserve’s announcement of an expected modest rate hike and a suggestion that it was ready to pause further hikes. In response to recent market instability brought on by the collapse Read More…
