WTI CRUDE OIL: $95–97 Could Decide the Next Major MoveWTI remains one of the markets I am watching closely as price approaches a key higher-timeframe area.
From a technical perspective, my overall bias remains bullish. After breaking out of the major descending structure, WTI found strong demand around $68–74, where the weekly gap, ascending trendline
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Crude Oil's Third Wave: The Most Impulsive WaveCrude oil is likely moving into its third wave (Wave 3), which is the most impulsive wave in a cycle.
We saw this with Nvidia, which is already well into its third wave, and the same goes for Gold. What were the fundamental stories or drivers that led Nvidia and Gold into their respective third wa
OIL AGAIN !Always use 2x–3x leverage. We build positions in stages, both long and short.
Max 4% of your account as margin per position. Split that 4% into 3–6 entries.
Example: $100 account → max $4 margin per position. Split it as $0.5, then $1, then $1.5. So $0.5 × 3x = $1.5 position size.
Don't get greed
CRUDEOIL: CUP & HANDLE BREAKOUT IN FOCUSCrude Oil is developing a Cup & Handle formation on the daily chart, with price now testing the key 8394 neckline.
A sustained breakout above 8394, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the bullish setup.
Upside: 8790 - 8990–9106 - 9800–9860
Key support: 8110–7875
I’m not chasing the
Interesting setup on CL1!Interesting setup on CL1!
Price is currently trading in an area where I’m watching for a potential bearish setup.
I’m not entering yet. I want to see a confirmed Breaker Block and a clean reaction from the current range first.
If confirmation appears, I’ll consider a short position toward the low
CL Daily hitting down trend line_-4,689 ticks to targetCL 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 42.38
about -4,689 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 t
Crude Oil Mini Swing Study | BTR Setup I 31 Aug 26Crude Oil Mini Futures | 30-Minute Chart
This chart is a good example of why swing trading requires patience rather than constant action.
The BTR Buy Signal appeared around the 7,800 area, after price had already experienced a decline and started showing a reversal structure. From there, price gra
Are Oil Futures our Best Defense Now?Renewed US strikes around the Strait of Hormuz shook global markets on September 1. Brent crude rose 4.6% to $94.65 a barrel. WTI climbed 5.2% to $90.22, its first close above $90 in weeks. Energy stocks rose while everything else fell. The Energy Select Sector SPDR gained 1.1% as the S&P 500 drop
Why Traders Over-Manage Their Trades📊 Why Traders Over-Manage Their Trades
Many traders have a clear setup before entry.
But once money is at risk, the plan starts changing.
They:
• Move the stop-loss
• Book profit too early
• Change targets
• Watch every candle
• Switch timeframes
• Add new indicators
• Exit and re-en
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Frequently asked questions
The current price of Oil Futures is 90.60 USD — it has fallen −0.11% in the past 24 hours. Watch Oil Futures price in more detail on the chart.
The volume of Oil Futures is 2.19 K. Track more important stats on the Oil Futures chart.
Open interest is the number of contracts held by traders in active positions — they're not closed or expired. For Oil Futures this number is 19.56 K. You can use it to track a prevailing market trend and adjust your own strategy: declining open interest for Oil Futures shows that traders are closing their positions, which means a weakening trend.
Buying or selling futures contracts depends on many factors: season, underlying commodity, your own trading strategy. So mostly it's up to you, but if you look for some certain calculations to take into account, you can study technical analysis for Oil Futures. Today its technical rating is buy, but remember that market conditions change all the time, so it's always crucial to do your own research. See more of Oil Futures technicals for a more comprehensive analysis.









