The bulls are indeed strong, but at this current level, chasing the price is no longer cost-effective.
Trump's deadline for Iran is set at 8 PM ET on April 7th. The market is now focused on two things: either a ceasefire agreement is reached, and oil prices will instantly return to their original levels; or a real war will occur, completely locking down the Strait of Hormuz, the choke point for 20% of the world's seaborne oil, and causing oil prices to soar to $130.
The daily chart is still in an upward channel, with EMA(50)=112.03 and EMA(200)=106.71, forming a golden cross. RSI=66.10, not yet in overbought territory, indicating that buyers currently have the upper hand. However, the 4-hour chart has already shown a high-level convergence structure, and the momentum is weakening at the margin, indicating that a greater external stimulus is needed to push it higher.
The safest approach at present is to buy back in batches if there is profit-taking after a surge (at such high levels, there are many profit-taking positions), and wait for the price to retrace to around 112 without breaking through, then buy back in batches. First target: 115; second target: 118. Stop loss below 109.20.
However, pay special attention to the possibility of a substantial ceasefire announcement and be prepared to short – establish short positions above 118, with a target of 105-108. OPEC+ is expected to increase production by 206,000 barrels in May, and the threat of increased production is still looming. Once the geopolitical premium subsides, oil prices will fall rapidly.
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Trump's deadline for Iran is set at 8 PM ET on April 7th. The market is now focused on two things: either a ceasefire agreement is reached, and oil prices will instantly return to their original levels; or a real war will occur, completely locking down the Strait of Hormuz, the choke point for 20% of the world's seaborne oil, and causing oil prices to soar to $130.
The daily chart is still in an upward channel, with EMA(50)=112.03 and EMA(200)=106.71, forming a golden cross. RSI=66.10, not yet in overbought territory, indicating that buyers currently have the upper hand. However, the 4-hour chart has already shown a high-level convergence structure, and the momentum is weakening at the margin, indicating that a greater external stimulus is needed to push it higher.
The safest approach at present is to buy back in batches if there is profit-taking after a surge (at such high levels, there are many profit-taking positions), and wait for the price to retrace to around 112 without breaking through, then buy back in batches. First target: 115; second target: 118. Stop loss below 109.20.
However, pay special attention to the possibility of a substantial ceasefire announcement and be prepared to short – establish short positions above 118, with a target of 105-108. OPEC+ is expected to increase production by 206,000 barrels in May, and the threat of increased production is still looming. Once the geopolitical premium subsides, oil prices will fall rapidly.
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