ER by the period as well. this is the longterm "trend" (line) to follow. Would imagine getting above it to be super bullish. Once XLE/SPY gets "above", where it needs to be, more volume would hop in opportunistically.
RIG will test 7-8$, imho, when these two lines colide, in like september or october. (It's current trend). Expect some head wind in short term from slower global recovery (variant). It would be hard for XLE to return to where it came from; so that's extremely bullish . No crap head lines can't change fact that there was underinvestment into oil exploration; thus...
Energy (XLE) and Financials (XLF) topped the sector list this week. Energy continues to rise while crude oil prices hit record highs. Financials (XLF) is recovering along with yields on Treasury Bonds, which both were hit by the hawkish stance from the Fed last week. At the bottom of the sector list were the defensive sectors. Utilities (XLU) was the only sector...
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It was a volatile week in the indexes and the sector list as investors rotated on the Fed's new hawkish stance toward inflation. Energy (XLE) led early in the week, but Technology (XLK) topped the list by the end of the week, ending the week as the only sector to hold onto gains. In second place was Consumer Discretionary (XLY). Growth stocks remained strong...
ascending triangle; needs to beat 4.20; 4.50; 5.20 (2019 levels).
Energy (XLE) and Real Estate (XLRE) led the sector list for the week, establishing their lead early in the week. Energy got a boost from the rise in oil prices on high demand. Real Estate is gathering momentum from rising housing and rental prices while also being a great hedge against inflation. The focus on employment data released on Friday morning is clear in...
Black Gold finally broke out from the 3 month cup handle pattern as mentioned last week! Although weekly chart was showing bearish, it was a bullish flag because the lows never broke. This week the momentum continues upward possibly in a big way. Extremely Bullish! Once it breaks 56.75, 59 will be the next target. XOM, SLB, NOV are yummy plays.
The Wave 3 we called for certainly did begin earlier this year and it looks like we're in the last push higher 📈 ... $XLE following $DRIP $GUSH $XOM $CVX $CL_F $USO $NG_F $UNG $BOIL #Trading #ElliottWave #CrudeOil #OOTT 🛢️
SWN has been slowly returning from the 'left for dead' pile, significantly outperforming the broader XLE index since the covid bottom in early 2020. While I could see some consolidation at the current 5.75 level for a few weeks, this could be poised to run as high as 15 over the course of the next year. The most attractive thing about this stock is the...
Believe, from here, it could either retest bottom of channel of 3.20-> bounce to rally. Or it consolidates before breaking above (a longterm downtrend); Or big volume, fire power shows up; bullish once breaking above 4.10-4.20 levels. TP at 5-5.20$ range, re-tests 4.20-4.50, before moving higher. Catalyst will be WTI and XLE/XOP markets. Fundamentally I believe...
As noted in my previous ideas about $SPY (bearish), $XLF, $XLI, $IWM, $XLE might be the catalyst that leads the markets higher. $XLF tapped the 8day EMA twice before going back to positive which to me shows resilience with a market that has no sense of direction. A nice hammer doji before breaking off into Memorial Weekend. XLF might try and tap the upper band...
Energy Sector on the verge of breaking out; Watch out for XLE stocks. Target - 56 and then 61 www.marketwatch.com
Cup-n-handle forming - or a double top with rounded bottom and a bull wedge. Sitting at resistance now. Momentum indicators look good, RSI improving as price is pushing higher.
I think it will get downward pressure from stock market to make a final dip and never look back...
It was the cyclical sectors that ruled the week. Energy (XLE), Materials (XLB), Financials (XLF) and Industrials (XLI) were the top four sectors of the week. The cyclical sectors are benefiting from a pick-up in economic activity driving demand for products from building materials, infrastructure and the manufacturing of consumables. Supply has not been able to...
Energy (XLE) led the weekly sector list for the first time since the first week of March. The sector was helped by oil prices that rose on Tuesday and Wednesday, and positive earnings reports from Exxon Mobile and Chevron. Financials (XLF) and Communications (XLC) stocks solidified second and third place with strong opens on Thursday. Financials was boosted by...
XLE is seeing a bullish crossover on the macd on the daily timeframe and holding pivot support. I believe we can see a bounce off these levels and test the previous high. With reopening in focus and strong performance in energy in the recent week (also earnings of big energy names such as XOM on friday) we can see a potential quick rise in energy stocks.