Introduction After holding the $88–90 support zone and working higher over the past couple of weeks, price has now pushed back toward the $102–105 resistance area, which has already rejected price once before. So structurally, not much has changed at the highest level. This is still a market trading inside a defined range. What has Read More…
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Oil Surges Over 6% as Trump Vows to Maintain Hormuz Blockade
Oil prices jumped by over 6% on Wednesday after Trump said the US would maintain its blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. Tensions between the US and Iran have remained high since last week. Uncertainty about the future, stalled negotiations, and the ongoing disruptions to oil supply have all pushed prices higher. Brent Crude rally Read More…
Why OneUp Trader Consistency Is Easier Than Other Funded Trader Programs
Introduction When traders look at a funded trader program, most of the attention usually goes to the profit target, trailing drawdown, or payout structure. But an often overlooked element is the consistency requirement. This is another aspect that makes OneUp Trader the better-funded trader program choice because it is far easier to pass, and in Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis – 24 April 2026
Introduction After holding the $87–90 support zone and spending time stabilizing, the price has now pushed higher again, coming close to $100 per barrel. It has been a wild ride since the start of the war for CL prices, moving from $55 to over $120, then finding a footing again at $87. Let’s take a Read More…
Crude Oil Climbs on Supply Fears After Iran Seizes Two Ships
Oil prices soared on Wednesday after reports that Iran had seized two ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The news dampened optimism after Trump extended the ceasefire to allow Iranian leaders to agree on a proposal to end the war. WTI crude oil (Source: Heritage Petroleum) Uncertainty regarding the outcome of the US-Iran war has Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis – 20 March 2026
Introduction It is the start of the week, and time to look at crude oil again. There are some signs of de-escalation taking place in the Middle East & ceasefire discussions, which are causing some profit-taking to take place. That is why we have seen CL move from $98 on Monday last week to $88 Read More…






