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USOIL at 90$ last pump to 98-103$ before going lower. TVC:USOIL To me it's trading inside a daily bear flag, we are near the support of the bear flag, we bounce right off the 50ema day at 89$ today 22 september 2026. Daily there's 2 gap's from 98-100$, then on the 12hr a fair value gap at 103$ish. So that'S why I'm bullish and see it go up to 98-103$ before a possible move down. If breaks the white line and near resistance red trend line at 105$ and stay above for like 2-4 day's it should continue much higher. If not should go back down, note that

CL1! – The Bigger Opportunity May Be Lower WTI is still trading within a broader rising structure, but at current prices I am not interested in chasing the market higher. After the strong advance toward 105, oil is going through a deeper correction, and the area I am watching for the next meaningful buying opportunity is around 83. That level matters because it sits much closer to the rising trendline that has supported the broader move since the first half of the year. A decline toward 83 would therefore not automatically change my l

by Paradise_Noir

Oil has completed its first leg down....Whoever paid attention to my earlier idea, has made a ton of good profit.... Next leg is up, and then we will slowly start our decent towards $67 Will sure as hell take time, market mechanics are not ever allowing for clean moves, but it is what it is.

CRUDE OIL 1000-DAY AVERAGE Why should we look at a 1000-day average? Because people are talking about inflation from crude oil prices and that it is a terrible thing that is destroying consumer confidence, destroying consumer purchasing power and it is in the headlines continuously. So let's look at it and see what it shows. Objectively the average price at the end of a President's term is the "average price that people experienced during that term". So in January 2021, the 4-year average (approximate 250 trading days

Crude Oil Buy Analysis Crude Oil MTF Long Idea Technicals: Price inside daily demand + 30minute confirmation. Fundamentals/Sentiment: - COT reports leaning bullish - Recently weaker fundamentals with the Middle East pipeline back up and running, good talks with the US-Iran, possible talks with Ukraine-Russia, but claims of Trump's fake news about a diesel export ban + also might have a trade deal with China-US. Overall: - Yes, its long, but too expensive for me. Maybe looking at the bottom 50% entry of the zone in

by MoneyballAustin

OIL Longs 1:45 RR. Clear slow down in price on the decline, however, we've taken liquidity from the left, and we are now looking at a decent retrace potentially all the way to fill that gap.

Thats an idea the rally is loosing steam. lets see how this one turns out

Watch out for the traps The crude trade is maturing into a full sellout.. but this will be pumped back up to make a classic double top or just a hair under the top to flush it own completely.. Lets see how this setup turns out

CL1! - Potential Inverse Cup and Handle Potential inverse cup and handle forming on CL1!, with a similar pattern also forming on BZ1!. We may have already experienced the breakdown today (9/28/26) had Trump accepted Iran's deal over the weekend, but now we are in the wait and see period for price action. Will update analysis as data changes.

by jarrodcbaker

Can Oil Futures Reshape Global Power?Macroeconomics and Economic Trends Oil futures dictate global economic health today. United States crude inventories surged by three million barrels in the week ending September 18. The build exceeded the smaller gain the American Petroleum Institute had reported a day earlier. Elevated oil prices weigh heavily on global stock markets. India currently faces a massive surge in crude import costs. Its crude import bill rose 48 percent to $74.8 billion between April and August. Import volumes stay

by the5erstrading

Crude Oil (CL) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Fri (Sep 25)Bias: The November crude contract settled Thursday at 94.61, up 2.45 points or 2.66 percent, the second consecutive higher settle after five lower closes that followed the 09/15 settle of 100.75. The completed session ran 96.78 to 91.23, a 5.55 point band, and the settle finished at 60.9 percent of that range. Those extremes are the completed-session inputs behind the published pivot ladder rather than an independently read bar, and they reconcile with the provider's own published daily record.

USOIL is setting a Trap?USOIL has staged an impressive recovery from the $68–72 weekly demand zone, reaching approximately $101.70. However, despite the bullish momentum, I am not interested in buying at current prices. The market is now trading directly below a major resistance cluster: • Weekly descending trendline • Previous swing highs • Supply between $104 and $106 This is an area where I expect increased volatility and a possible liquidity grab before the market reveals its next directional move. 📈 COT position

by EdgeTradingJourney

Oil is on the rise today Sep 24 It is a pullback before we continue our descent. I estimate we will reach $100 before we will reverse and drop. If you read my previous posts, you will see we are exactly following my proposed projection....

am I a dreamer?This is the falling knife.. look out for the dead cat bounce and lets not get trapped. Low 90s coming soon

OIL Looking to take a long position from the key demand zone with a buy limit order.

by TRaDeTaCuLaR

Crude Oil (CL) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Mon (Sep 28)Bias: Crude reopened higher on Sunday after the weekend rejection of Iran's plan. The November contract settled Friday at 92.41, down 2.33 percent, on hopes that talks would reopen the Strait of Hormuz; after the close, per press reports carried on the news feed, the President rejected an Iran ceasefire, and on Saturday the news feed quoted him saying he rejects Iran's proposal. The contract opened Sunday at 93.58, 1.17 points above the settle, and was quoted at 93.49, up 1.17 percent, at 09:50

CCI system oil Daily and Weekly scale Neutral on oil here. I do see high potential for one more drive up, if that drive flips some overhead I'll get bullish oil.

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CL Daily_about -2,945 ticks away from Fibonacci Target CL Daily time frame is in a down trend. The market is making lower lows and lower highs. There is a down Fibonacci with an extension price point 63.18 about -2,945 ticks below the market. As long as the market does not take out the one boundary price point 110.93 it is expected the market to fall towards the Fibonacci target. Entry: Counter trend line break bearish in the sell zone. STOP: 113.05 LIMIT: 63.18 Another entry idea: If the risk is too large off the daily time frame. It will be

by JoshuaMartinez

Get ready to pay higher prices at the pump New 5-3 wave started on crude Watch out from the traps on sell! sell off is complete

WTI Crude Ponders Potential Bounce On Tuesday 15 September, I warned that without a fresh catalyst, I was suspicious of crude oil breakouts. While WTI closed the day higher by the day’s close and at a 4-month high, it was short lived. And only marginally above the 105.21 high. And since then, we have clearly seen the bearish mean-reversion I sought. But now I suspect the pullback has gone too far. Note the tweezer bottom on the daily chart around the 50-day EMA, and with both of those candles with above-average volume – it sugge

by StoneX Trading

Thats an idea Big drop to pump up the new leg up Lets see how this turns out in next few weeks

My top down analysis on Crude Oil My HTF is the 15m I made sure my 5m trend matched my 15m Found a nice DZ on 15m, refine on the 5m and made cheaper on the 1m

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Crude Oil (CL) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Wed (Sep 23)Bias: The November crude contract settled Tuesday at 90.52, down 1.85 points or 2.00 percent, and the five-session decline from the 09/15 settle of 100.75 now totals 10.23 points or 10.15 percent. Tuesday's completed session ran 93.84 to 88.67, a 5.17 point band, and the settle finished at 35.8 percent of that range. Those extremes are the completed-session inputs behind the published pivot ladder rather than an independently read bar, and they reconcile with the provider's own published daily