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Crude oil: Sell around 64.00, target 62.00-60.00Crude Oil Market Analysis: We've said this many times before: sell crude oil when it rebounds. Don't be afraid. If it breaks through, we'll lose money, but if it doesn't, we'll make money every time. The daily chart and indicators haven't changed. This is still a correction after a sharp sell-off, encountering resistance. We need to look for rebounds during this correction to continue selling. Sell crude oil if it rebounds today at 64.00. Fundamental Analysis: Recent fundamentals revolve around the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. This week, we'll focus on two major data points: ADP and non-farm payrolls. Trading Recommendations: Crude oil: Sell around 64.00, target 62.00-60.00
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by GoldenBigAge
Light Crude Oil (CL) Elliott Wave Outlook Points to Lower PricesThe short-term Elliott Wave structure in crude oil indicates a downward cycle from the June 23, 2025, high, unfolding as a five-wave impulse. Wave 1 concluded at $61.45, and wave 2 rallied to $66.42, as shown on the 1-hour chart. Wave 2 developed as a regular flat structure. From wave 1’s low, wave ((a)) peaked at $64.76. Wave ((b)) fell to $61.85, and wave ((c)) advanced to $66.42, finalizing wave 2. Oil now declines in wave 3, structured as an impulse. From wave 2’s high, wave (i) reached $64.87, and wave (ii) corrected to $65.40. Wave (iii) dropped to $62.98, followed by wave (iv) at $63.50. Oil should extend lower in wave (v) to complete wave ((i)) of 3. Afterward, a wave ((ii)) rally will likely adjust the decline from the September 26, 2025, high in a 3, 7, or 11-swing pattern before resuming downward. As long as the $66.42 pivot high remains intact, near-term rallies are expected to fail in a 3, 7, or 11-swing sequence, leading to further declines. This structure suggests oil faces continued bearish pressure in the short term, with limited upside potential unless the pivot breaks.
NYMEX:CL1!
by Elliottwave-Forecast
Crude Oil MCX Future - Intraday Technical Analysis - 29 Sept.MCX:CRUDEOIL1! Crude Oil is trading at 5,829, pulling back after a sharp rally and currently consolidating near neutral support-resistance confluence zones. Bullish (Long) Setup Long Entry (5,931): Go long on breakout above 5,931. This confirms trend continuation beyond local resistance after the recent up-move and offers room for intraday expansion. Additional long setups can be initiated near 5,824 with a tight stop if price finds support above this add-long position on minor dips. Upside Targets: 5,843 (Target 1): First supply, locally mapped resistance, ideal for partial profit booking. 5,991 (Target 2): Next marked extension, testing session highs and broader range resistance. Stop Loss: Use below 5,805 or 5,790 to capture failed breakouts or pullbacks without excessive drawdown. Bearish (Short) Setup Short Entry (5,805): Initiate shorts below 5,805, confirming breakdown of support that would shift control to sellers. Downside Targets: 5,735 (Target 1): Historical bounce area and first profit zone for shorts. 5,675 (Target 2): Lower mapped support and logical session extension target. Stop Loss: Cover shorts if price returns and sustains above 5,824 to avoid sharp reversals. Neutral/Range Logic Neutral Zone (5,833): Acting as a pivot; trading near this level can be choppy. Await breakout above 5,931 or breakdown below 5,805 for directional clarity. This approach ensures systematic, risk-managed trading for both trending and reversal trades in MCX Crude Oil intraday. Follow Chart Pathik for more such insights on Crude Oil MCX Future on day to day basis.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!
by ChartPathik
Crude oil - Sell around 65.20, target 63.00-61.00Crude Oil Market Analysis: Crude oil has recently begun to surge higher, reaching around 65.40. Selling crude oil on the spot is recommended. Crude oil has reached the upper limit of the range, a level that has been repeatedly tested in recent trading. The recent range for crude oil is 66.00-60.00. We maintain a bearish outlook for the daily chart. Fundamental Analysis: This week's fundamentals have limited impact on the market. The US dollar has also begun to fluctuate. The market awaits new data to drive it. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts in October remain a key focus. Trading Recommendations: Crude oil - Sell around 65.20, target 63.00-61.00
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by GoldenBigAge
Crude Oil MCX Future - Intraday Technical Analysis - 25 Sept. 25MCX:CRUDEOIL1! Crude Oil is consolidating at 5,773 after an extended rally, now testing key resistance in the neutral zone. Bullish Scenario (Long Logic) Long Entry (5,724): Enter long above 5,724 as the breakout confirms strength above previous resistance-turned-support and continues the higher low structure seen in recent hours. Add further positions near 5,706 on pullbacks with rising trend confirmation. Upside Targets: 5,871 (Target 1): Marks the first major supply area and likely point of profit booking if momentum sustains. 5,930 (Target 2): Final mapped extension, corresponding to recent session highs and an upper channel resistance. Stop Loss: Place below 5,706 or tighten to 5,688 to minimize downside on failed break below intraday support. Bearish Scenario (Short Logic) Short Entry (5,688): Enter short under 5,688 as it confirms a breakdown below key support with a lower low setup. Downside Targets: 5,681 (Target 1): Previous bounce region, often a short-term reversal or covering spot. 5,622 (Target 2): Deeper demand, potential extension if selling pressure accelerates. Stop Loss: Cover shorts above 5,724 as that signals failed breakdown and likely reversal. Neutral/Structure Logic Neutral Zone (5,776): Price here indicates indecision; best to avoid fresh positions until a decisive breakout or breakdown. Sustained close above means bulls remain in control; below 5,724 means a retracement setup is active. Follow Chart Pathik for more such updates.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Long
by ChartPathik
dangerous but plausable long trade, enter immediatly 1->4 : * number 3 closes above number 1, number 2 is solid low, number 4 we return next? * danger of a double top, but the latest candle is bullish and closing above a stacked imbalance, furthermore the red candle closes above its poc showing exploratory efforts by buyers * bullish divergence rsi and mfi * fib retracement from 2->3 shows red cadle piercing 0.62->0.79 * multiple fractal level dPOC shows same area , red candle pierce *anchored vwap shows volume disinterest at level 4, sellers dont have the power to push below.
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by jacesabr_real
Crude oil: Sell around 64.00, target 62.00-60.00Crude Oil Market Analysis: Today's daily crude oil chart saw a small rebound, in line with our expectations yesterday. Crude oil remains bearish, and rebounds present opportunities for further shorting. Focus on selling around 64.50 today. This trend has been consistent for several months, and the price has been oscillating around this level for several months. Don't be too fussy about trading; take profits and sell. The key to a volatile market is the rhythm and position. Fundamental Analysis: There are no major fundamentals or data this week, only standard data. Focus on the impact of the Fed's interest rate cut. Trading Recommendations: Crude oil: Sell around 64.00, target 62.00-60.00
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by GoldenBigAge
WTI(20250924)Today's AnalysisMarket Analysis: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the policy rate remains somewhat restrictive, but allows the Fed to better respond to potential economic developments; tariffs are expected to have a one-time pass-through effect; and decisions will "never be based on political considerations." Fed spokespersons noted that Powell's comments indicate that he believes interest rates remain tight, potentially opening the door for further rate cuts. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Levels: 63.01 Support and Resistance Levels: 65.01 64.26 63.77 62.24 61.75 61.01 Trading Strategy: On a break above 63.77, consider a buy entry, with the first target at 64.26. On a break below 63.01, consider a sell entry, with the first target at 62.24
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by GoldenBigAge
WTI(20250922)Today's AnalysisMarket News: Federal Reserve Board Governor Milan: Expects continued rate cuts in the coming months and will work to convince other policymakers to cut more quickly; Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari: Two more rate cuts this year would be appropriate. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Levels: 62.58 Support and Resistance Levels: 63.70 63.28 63.01 62.15 61.87 61.45 Trading Strategy: If the market breaks above 62.58, consider buying, with the first target at 63.01. If the market breaks below 62.15, consider selling, with the first target at 61.87
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by GoldenBigAge
Crude Oil MCX Future Intraday Chart Analysis for 17 Sept., 25Price currently trading near 5691, consolidating at critical Neutral Zone level of 5694. The recent move from key support (around 5639) shows strong bullish momentum as prices attempt to push higher. Key Levels: Long entry at 5639 with potential targets at 5790 (Tgt 1) and 5849 (Tgt 2). Short entry triggers below 5602 targeting 5598 and then 5539 for extended downside. Neutral Zone 5694 acts as pivot; a decisive close above signals continuation of upside, while rejection could prompt short setups. Add longs near 5621 on dips with strict stop-loss around 5587 to manage risk. Short exit placed at 5654 - ideal for tightening stops on shorts. Technical Bias: Bullish above Neutral Zone with clear higher highs formation. Watch intraday price action closely around 5694 for confirmation. Trade with discipline, respect risk management levels, and keep observing price structure for valid entries. Follow Chart Pathik for more such updates!
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!
by ChartPathik
WTI Crude Oil - Bearish Outlook: Potential Short SetupOverview: WTI Crude Oil (CL1!) is showing signs of weakening momentum amid a bearish fundamental backdrop. With prices hovering around $63 as of September 15, 2025, I'm eyeing a short opportunity near the $64 resistance zone. This view is supported by deteriorating market sentiment and technical patterns suggesting further downside. Key Fundamentals Driving the Bear Case: CFTC Speculative Net Positions at 15-Year Low: The latest CFTC Commitments of Traders (COT) report shows speculative net long positions in crude oil futures dropping to around 81.8K contracts as of September 12, 2025—the lowest level in 15 years. This sharp unwind of longs indicates fading bullish conviction among speculators, often a precursor to sustained price declines. Global Supply Outpacing Demand: According to the IEA's September 2025 Oil Market Report, global oil supply is projected to rise by 2.7 million bpd in 2025, while demand growth remains subdued at just 700 kb/d. This imbalance is creating a larger-than-expected surplus, exacerbated by OPEC+ production hikes and resilient non-OPEC supply. Weaker U.S. demand signals from recent EIA data further tilt the scales toward oversupply. Expect inventory builds to pressure prices lower into Q4. Technical Setup: Nullified Head & Shoulders Pattern? The chart highlight a potential head and shoulders top formation on the 4hr-8hr timeframe, with: Left Shoulder: Formed in late August around $64. Head: Peak at ~$66 in early September, followed by a rejection. Right Shoulder: Currently developing near $64, with the neckline around $62.50–$63. A breakdown below the neckline could target $59–$60 initially. Volume has been declining on the upside, supporting the bearish reversal. Invalidation: The pattern would be nullified if price closes decisively above $66 (the head high), potentially signaling a bullish continuation toward $70. But with current momentum fading and RSI diverging bearishly, the odds favor the downside. Trade Idea: Entry: Short around $64 on a rejection (e.g., failed retest of resistance). Stop Loss: Above $66.50 (head high + buffer). Target: $60 (neckline projection), with extension to $58 if momentum builds. This setup combines weak specs, supply glut, and classic reversal TA—primed for a short. What's your take? Bullish counterarguments welcome! #USOIL #CrudeOil #Bearish #TradingView
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by Eddie0808
2
Crude Oil: Bullish Reversal Signals Upside Opportunity Current Price: $63.0 Direction: LONG Targets: - T1 = $65.0 - T2 = $68.0 Stop Levels: - S1 = $61.5 - S2 = $60.0 **Wisdom of Professional Traders:** This analysis synthesizes insights from thousands of professional traders and market experts, leveraging collective intelligence to identify high-probability trade setups. The wisdom of crowds principle suggests that aggregated market perspectives from experienced professionals often outperform individual forecasts. In Crude Oil markets, this intelligence highlights key technical and fundamental factors driving positioning. **Key Insights:** Crude Oil prices have recently shown signs of consolidation at lower levels after sharp declines throughout Q2. Market participants are assessing the ongoing macroeconomic factors, particularly softer inflation readings and a potential slowdown in global economic activity. However, bullish sentiment is beginning to grow as speculation increases around potential supply cuts by major oil-exporting nations, particularly OPEC and its allies. Historically, coordinated efforts by OPEC have served as a strong catalyst for price recovery during periods of steep declines. Technically, Crude Oil's current price is showing the formation of a bullish reversal pattern near the $63.0 support zone. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is exiting oversold territory, hinting at renewed buying interest. Additionally, moving averages suggest a potential crossover that aligns with upward price momentum over the short term. Key resistance levels sit at $65.0 and $68.0, with price targets tied to these benchmarks as oil prices gather steam for a rebound. **Recent Performance:** Crude Oil has dropped significantly from its highs of $75 earlier this year, as widespread fears of demand destruction and uncertainty in economic outlook weighed on energy markets. In recent weeks, prices have stabilized around the $63-65 range, signaling potential exhaustion from sellers. The market saw a modest relief rally during previous trading sessions, indicating a shift in sentiment and readiness for new upward momentum. **Expert Analysis:** Seasoned market experts suggest that the timing aligns for a strategic upside play in Crude Oil. Technical analysts point to supportive factors such as reversal candlestick formations around key support levels, combined with an uptick in trading volume hinting at stronger buyer participation. On the fundamental side, analysts anticipate OPEC's upcoming meeting could yield favorable supply cuts, reinforcing the bullish case. Additionally, the prospect of stimulus measures in major economies could positively impact overall demand for energy-related commodities, including crude. **News Impact:** Recent headlines have focused on political tensions in major oil-producing regions, which could disrupt supply chains. Additionally, OPEC members are reportedly leaning toward further production cuts to prop up prices. Simultaneously, discussions surrounding a potential soft landing for the U.S. economy and higher-than-expected Chinese demand are fostering optimism. Such developments may provide the catalyst needed for Crude Oil to break resistance areas in the near term. **Trading Recommendation:** Given Crude Oil’s stabilization near key technical support and bullish macro catalysts, a LONG position is recommended. Traders can expect momentum-driven price action toward initial targets at $65.0 and then further to $68.0, contingent on sustained strength. Stops are advised just below recent price lows at $61.5 and $60.0 to mitigate downside risks. This setup provides a favorable risk-reward ratio as market conditions hint toward upward bias. Do you want to save hours every week?
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by CrowdWisdomTrading
Crude Beginning—or Continued Beating?CL1! Weekly — Is today the buy day? Bullish flag on the weekly, daily CVD higher-low divergence, and a possible monthly 45° (Gann 1×1) reclaim. I’m exploring the long case and mapping what needs to happen. What I think I’m seeing Structure: Weekly bull flag compressing under 63.3–64.5. Flow: Daily CVD made a higher low while price made equal/lower lows → buyers absorbing at the base. Angle: Price is testing the monthly Gann 1×1 (45°). Reclaim/hold tends to start an advance toward the next fan angles. Gann breakdown Horizontal (price resonance) Trigger band: 63.30–63.40 Guardrails above: 63.56 / 63.63 → 64.24 → 64.49 (convert to support = go mode) Upside ladder once 64.49 holds: 66.27 → 67.76 → 72.90 → 79.90 → 86.57 → 92.15 Vertical (time) Watching weekly windows from the last swing low: ~13 / 21 / 34 / 52 weeks (Gann & Fib counts). If a push through 63s–64s aligns with one of these, I’ll weight it higher. Angle (fan) A monthly close back above the 1×1 (45°) often points to a rotation toward the 1×2 / 2×1 fans—which line up with the ~66–68 → 72–73 areas on my chart. Long plan (step-by-step) Trigger: Push through 63.30–63.40 with CVD printing a higher high versus the prior 2 sessions. Confirmation steps: Hold above 63.56 / 63.63 Then 64.24 Promotion to “trend-up” when the daily/4H close > 64.49 and it holds on retest. Entries (staged): Buy stop 63.36–63.44 Add on strength 63.58–63.63 Add on successful retest 64.24–64.49 Risk (tight, mechanical): Initial stop 62.74 (beneath the 0.618/CVD pivot). After a hold above 64.49, trail under prior day’s low or a rising 1-hr VWAP/EMA. Targets / scale-outs: 63.97 → 64.49 (convert) 66.27 (first major take-profit) 67.76 (second) Leave a runner toward 72.90 if the monthly 45° is reclaimed and respected. Live checklist I’ll monitor CVD: higher highs on each push through 63.3 / 63.6 VWAP: intraday VWAP rising and respected on dips Closes: daily/4H > 64.49 and a weekly that keeps 64s as support Angle: monthly candle tracking above the 45° I’m treating this as a long setup that needs confirmation: let the tape prove it through 63s → 64.49, then walk the ladder 66.27 → 67.76 → 72.90 with disciplined risk.
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by Ki11a_B
2
Long CL1!📌 When is Crude Oil & Heating Oil in High Demand & How Does It Cycle Internationally? Crude oil and heating oil (a refined distillate product) are two of the most widely traded energy commodities in the world. Their demand is shaped not only by seasonal factors like winter heating or summer travel but also by global economic activity, geopolitical shocks, and OPEC production quotas. Traders who understand these recurring patterns can rotate positions between crude oil futures, heating oil spreads, energy ETFs, and oil major stocks, capturing profits from seasonal demand surges and international supply cycles. 🔹 1. When is Crude Oil & Heating Oil Demand Highest? (Bullish for Crude Oil Prices, Heating Oil Futures & Energy Stocks) ✅ Q4–Q1 (October – March) → Winter Heating Season Heating oil demand peaks in the U.S. Northeast, Europe, and Northern Asia, where it is a primary source of winter fuel. As temperatures drop, residential and commercial heating needs surge, straining inventories. Cold snaps and “polar vortex” events can cause sudden price spikes as heating oil consumption overshoots refinery output. Futures traders often buy HO (Heating Oil Futures) contracts in anticipation of winter demand. 📌 Example: January 2014 → An extremely cold U.S. winter drove heating oil up 18% in six weeks. February 2021 → Texas freeze caused heating fuel shortages and refinery outages, spiking distillate prices. ✅ Q2–Q3 (April – September) → Driving & Travel Season During summer, gasoline consumption surges due to U.S. driving season and global air travel demand. Refineries run at higher capacity to meet gasoline needs, which also increases crude oil intake. Crude oil prices tend to rise seasonally in spring/summer as gasoline crack spreads widen. Jet fuel consumption also peaks due to increased tourism, which lifts overall refined product demand. 📌 Example: Summer 2008 → Gasoline and jet fuel demand pushed WTI crude to its all-time high of $147/barrel. Summer 2022 → Reopening travel demand post-COVID sent crude over $120/barrel. ✅ Year-Round Demand Drivers 1️⃣ OPEC Production Decisions – Monthly meetings determine quotas. Any announced cut usually boosts crude prices. 2️⃣ Geopolitical Risk Premiums – Middle East tensions, sanctions on Russia or Iran, or shipping lane disruptions (Suez, Strait of Hormuz) can instantly spike crude/HO prices. 3️⃣ Refinery Maintenance – Refineries shut down twice a year (spring & autumn) for maintenance. This lowers crude demand temporarily but tightens refined product supply, often bullish for heating oil and gasoline. 4️⃣ Global Economic Cycles – A booming economy increases freight, shipping, and industrial demand, supporting both crude and distillates. 🔹 2. How Crude Oil & Heating Oil Cycle Internationally (Month-to-Month Trading Strategy) Unlike agricultural commodities like corn that follow harvest rotations, energy commodities follow consumption and refining rotations. Traders rotate focus between crude oil, gasoline, and heating oil depending on the month: Month Seasonal Demand Driver Strategic Trading Focus Jan–Feb Winter heating peak in U.S. & EU Long HO futures, long refiners (MPC, VLO, PSX) Mar–Apr Refinery maintenance lowers crude intake Watch for crude dips, trade refiner volatility May–Jun Gasoline build for driving season Buy XLE ETF, long COP, CVX, and integrated majors Jul–Aug Peak travel & driving season Long crude ETFs (USO), bullish on airlines & refiners Sep–Oct Hurricane season risks in Gulf Coast Long refining stocks (MPC, VLO), heating oil spreads Nov–Dec Start of heating oil buildup & exports Long HO futures, long exploration & production stocks 📌 Example: Sept 2017 → Hurricane Harvey crippled Gulf Coast refineries → Gasoline & heating oil jumped 20% while crude briefly fell from lack of demand. 🔹 3. Best Stocks & ETFs to Trade Crude & Heating Oil Cycles 🌎 U.S. Oil Majors (Crude-Sensitive) ExxonMobil (XOM) – World’s largest oil company, stable dividends, benefits from higher crude. Chevron (CVX) – Strong upstream focus, leveraged to crude price rises. ConocoPhillips (COP) – Heavy shale exposure, reacts quickly to oil price changes. 📌 Best Time to Buy: Q2–Q3 (driving season, higher crude demand). 🌎 U.S. Refiners (Heating Oil & Gasoline-Sensitive) Valero Energy (VLO) – Largest independent U.S. refiner, strong heating oil exposure. Marathon Petroleum (MPC) – Big heating oil and gasoline player. Phillips 66 (PSX) – Integrated refiner with strong Gulf Coast presence. 📌 Best Time to Buy: Q4–Q1 (heating oil demand) & Summer (gasoline margins). 🌎 International Oil & OPEC Plays Saudi Aramco (2222.SR) – Global OPEC leader, tied to quota shifts. Petrobras (PBR) – Major Latin American exporter, affected by Brazilian politics. BP (BP) & Shell (SHEL) – Diversified international majors with refining & upstream assets. 📌 Best Time to Buy: Around OPEC meetings or geopolitical volatility. 🌎 Energy ETFs & Futures USO – U.S. Oil Fund ETF (tracks crude futures). XLE – Energy Select SPDR ETF (oil majors). XOP – Oil & Gas Exploration ETF (independents). HO Futures (NYMEX) – Direct exposure to heating oil prices. 📌 Best Time to Trade: HO Futures → Winter (Q4–Q1). USO/XLE → Summer (Q2–Q3). 📌 Conclusion: Best Crude & Heating Oil Seasonal Strategy ✅ Winter (Oct–Mar): Focus on Heating Oil Futures (HO), Refiners (MPC, VLO, PSX) → strong distillate demand. ✅ Summer (Apr–Sep): Focus on Crude Oil (USO, COP, CVX, XLE) → gasoline & travel demand. ✅ Geopolitical/OPEC Events: Year-round opportunities to rotate into majors (XOM, BP, SHEL) and crude futures on supply disruptions. ✅ Refinery Cycles: Play spring/autumn refinery maintenance by trading spreads between crude and heating oil/gasoline. 🔹Trading Strategies Beyond Seasonality 📈 Strategy #1: The Dollar-Oil Inverse Correlation Oil is priced globally in USD → when the dollar weakens, crude usually rises, as it becomes cheaper for foreign buyers. Traders can exploit this by tracking both UUP (Dollar ETF) and USO (Oil ETF) together. Rules: If UUP ↑ > 0.25% AND USO ↑ > 0.25% from yesterday’s close → short USO at today’s close, exit next day. The vice-versa works as well, if they both fall at once. If dollar falls and crude rises → usually long oil positions perform best. 📌 Note: USO doesn’t perfectly track oil due to roll costs and ETF structure, so results vary. 📈 Strategy #2: Friday Seasonality in Crude Oil Crude oil has a well-documented tendency to rise on Fridays. The edge is stronger if Thursday closes down (profit-taking + positioning for weekend risks). Rules: Buy on Thursday’s close if USO falls ≥ 25-day hl2 Keltner Channel, 0.75 ATR. Exit on Friday close (or Friday open if a gap-up occurs). 📌 Best Performance: During SPY bull markets, when risk appetite is higher. 📈 Strategy #3: Heating Oil Seasonal Buy Window Surprisingly, Heating Oil performs better before winter (Feb–Aug) rather than during. Traders stock up ahead of the cold, creating an anticipatory rally. Historical Edge: Buying Heating Oil on Jan 11 and selling Aug 30 would have yielded +361% between 1999–2009 (EquityClock data).
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by GabrielAmadeusLau
Manage Crude Oil Risk with Weekly Energy OptionsOn Sunday Opec+ agrees further oil output boost by 137K barrels per day, but less than Sep / Aug output, when market open it went higher. How to manage short-term risk, in this case opportunity with CME Group weekly energy options on such a scheduled announcement? Crude Oil Futures & Options Ticker: CL Minimum fluctuation: 0.01 per barrel = $10.00 Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com
NYMEX:CL1!Long
by konhow
2