I have followed other tools considering also geopolitical issue all over suppliers, explaining the reason why at the end I have a similar result ;) What do you thinks about?
Quantum_Maryland_Capital
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And what is your result?
Annette
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Hi Quantum!
This is the comment I published under the chart:
After Brexit the market pull-back give us the hope that everything is alright and the news seems as sugar coated as possible, as NFP increase. But… if you take a look at bond+OIL+gold markets, something creepy is coming. Looking at the charts, there is much more that meets the eye. Information is an excellent fear product that create the panic, meanwhile the big sharks are ready for the showtime. A downtrend channel is going deeper and the crowds will follow suit to 26/20$ target. What are they missing? Suppliers!!! All have something in common: profit!
Algeria: where is the President? Almost disappeared during his in-out hospital session and the local élite is suffocating the opposition. The fight for OIL control will start with the emminent death of President, leaving the country politically unstable.
Nigeria: turbulence / attacks will be escalated in Niger Delta and a dialoge between the establishment and rebels would be impossible. As a result we will foresee a supply interruption.
Venezuela : the economy is collapsing and the chaos will disrupt the oil production.
Brasil: violent protests and political instability won’t help the Brazilian state-owned giant Petronas to findsolution for the huge debts, forcing it to face bankruptcy problem.
Iran: welcome back to the game? US and Saudi Arabia won’t let Iran play safe and we all know it is to find an excuse to attack other countries. ISIS? Nuclear weapons? What else? Creativity has no limits and the dangerous competitor would be forced to face the reality: someone else is ruling the petrolium market.
Saudi Arabia: it spends more than it earns. Budget? It is not a known word by the Prince. The
investment fund won’t be for the post OIL era: they need an urgent plan before, because the cut-throat price
competition with the US hit also them.
US : shell-oil is unsustainable without 50-60$/ barrel. Without even considering the huge loss since price
drop, they have already reunited their partners at the international conspiracy table. The Trump presidency
will shake up the political music chair establishment and won’t improve the relationship with the Chinese, augmented the fears among the alliances.
Conclusion: the apparent oversupply will drag down the price, but don’t catch the falling knife. There is a possible spike+ resistance zone and down again. The sum of the event will shot the price to new high. Be right and sit tight: the roller coaster has just begun.
Result? I found a good underdog in OIL/GAS market to invest in waiting August:
Let me know what do you think and happy trade ;)
Quantum_Maryland_Capital
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I like the fact that you examine and study fundamentals, recognizing that charts do not exist in a vacuum. I'm on the short side and I'm not quite sure where this puppy will stop but, longer term, you may be right given the scenario you laid out. While many think we will see $80, the perfect production storm (the opposite of your view) combined with anemic global growth could keep it low for longer. Thanks for your reply.
Annette
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Let's see after october meanwhile I consider Sound Energy a good alternative ;)
Quantum_Maryland_Capital
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Nice chart. I'll check it out.
Quantum_Maryland_Capital
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As you know I am short, but you have nicely identified potential reversal zone. But I it have in locked in my head the weekly five wave down was followed by a corrective ABC (Swiss has it as 1-5) , taking us to to 51.50 ish. Since then, its been sloppy but I believe we are in a third wave down heading to your lower reversal zone which is in the neighborhood of where oil was before the Canadian and Nigerian oil interruptions. Either blue levels, though, might be good trades.
BLUE43
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can you share your chart here to see your view on it please