ActuaryJ

Crude Oil: 4/8 Trading Strategies

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FXOPEN:XTIUSD   US WTI Crude (Spot) (XTIUSD)
​Crude oil tested highs and fell back to lows yesterday, breaking the previous strong pattern of Lianyang. I mentioned the market after the slow rise of Lianyang, the daily line level: unilateral rise and then fall; after the oil price continued to rise, it met resistance near the strong resistance level and then fell back. The high level is similar to the "hanging man" K line followed by the big Yin line, Formed a bearish top signal, lost the 5-day moving average and 10-day moving average in a row, KDJ high dead cross, the possibility of oil price peaking in the short term is relatively high, and the market outlook is at least facing the risk of further correction. The initial support refers to the low point of July 25 near 78.27 Position, the July 13 high was supported around 77.31, and the stronger support was around the 200-day moving average of 76.59. The 38.2% retracement support of this round of rally is also near this position. If this support is lost, the market outlook will increase Bearish signal. If the oil price can hold the 200-day moving average, there is still a chance for the oil price to fluctuate higher in the middle line; in the short term, the initial resistance refers to the 80 integer mark, and the resistance of the 5-day moving average is currently around 80.71. If oil prices can quickly break through resistance near the overnight high of 82.40, it will add to the bullish signal in the market outlook.

Crude oil operation strategy:
Rebound to 83-83.2 short, stop 83.7., below the target 81.2.

Step back to 80.7-80.9 to do more, stop loss 80.2, above the target 82.2.
Trade active:
Successfully hit 83~83.2 and fell, currently making a profit of 60pips

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