HO1! - Squeezing HigherHeating oil has broken out of yet another pattern and is squeezing higher. This is occurring at the same time as the USOIL breakout. To review that post, view it here:
Now looking at heating oil futures, the first breakout occurred above the downtrend dating back to March 2026, where sellers rejec
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The Diesel Crunch: Surge, Pullback, and the Path AheadRefined fuel markets have been on a tear since mid-October. Gasoline (RBOB) and distillates (HO) spiked on tight supplies, outages, and a diesel-driven squeeze, pushing the 3:2:1 crack spread to its 2025 high.
Margins have eased since, but they remain elevated — a clear sign that refining conditi
HO Time CycleThere’s a 518 day time cycle from the 2 previous major lows to today. There’s also a falling broadening wedge breakout, DMI cross (not shown), and escalating regional conflict in the Middle East. Iran has launched ballistic missiles at Israel. There is a major downtrend but it’s far enough overhe
Cyclical Analysis - Heating OilIf you follow my channel, you know that I am long Heating Oil, and am looking for more entries long, based on my COT strategy setup.
Today, we look at Heating Oil through the lens of cycles. Do cycles support the COT Buy Setup?
As you will see, there is some compelling cyclical data that is suppo
8/2/24 - VROCKSTAR portfolio snapshot bc mkt is cray craydon't really anticipate doing these so often really.
but so much has happened and i've been maxing out GDLC (as many of you know, then sizing it down), in and out of weird EPS stuff, semi's weren't really even in my portfolio prior, now they are. god knows what happens next. I like a cash buffer, b
7/11/24 - VROCKSTAR portfolio snapshot for start of 2Husing a rando ticker to do this lol
have been a lot of movements since i started writing maybe 2.5-3 mo at this pt. in out, size up, size down. so i'll need to figure out a rhythm to even give these periodic updates. but bc i enjoy the DMs so far and the comments/ interactions... this is probably t
May we fill up the gas tank of the car?Hello Traders
Jerome Powell has spoken and the economy seems to be not so "overheated" and the labor market seems calm after the "spikes" of 2020-2021. This could suggest that perhaps the much talked about interest rate cuts that have been mentioned may be coming. Powell spoke to the Senate informin
Dangerous TradeThis trade has bad idea written all over it. Don’t try this at home. Not investment advice. etc. It has come to my attention that HO i.e.. NY Harbor heating oil which is a proxy petroleum distillate for diesel has gotten more expensive than gasoline in recent years many times and that it has don
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Open interest is the number of contracts held by traders in active positions — they're not closed or expired. For Fuel Oil Futures this number is 103.85 K. You can use it to track a prevailing market trend and adjust your own strategy: declining open interest for Fuel 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 Fuel 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 Fuel Oil Futures technicals for a more comprehensive analysis.









