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The stock market continues to fluctuate on a day by day basis… This includes the smaller cap stocks of the Russell 2000 Index (RTY) futures market, which is the subject of my latest TradingView idea. The market is currently at an area of strong resistance, which could push the RTY lower again. But the bulls …
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A lot of developments are underway in the US crude oil futures (CL) market right now… After breaking below its up trend line in early July, the market is now moving higher again. The CL was up over 4% on Friday and is prepared to test the underside of that up trend line. So, today, …
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The crude oil (CL) futures market is currently setting up for a potential downside move. After hitting resistance at the top of its hourly down channel, the market had a bearish reaction and started moving lower again. It has also made a counter trend line break bearish, which gives us the confirmation we have been …
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US crude oil (CL) futures peaked at over $120 a barrel just over a month ago. Since then, it has dropped nearly 23% and fallen back into the sell zone. At this point, it looks like CL is set for another potential move, and we need to analyze it for the right direction. So, let’s …
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Following a big run at the start of the year, the crude oil (CL) futures market has pulled back below $100 again in recent weeks. And during this pullback, the market has seen plenty of bearish trading days and big daily losses. However, the market had a big up-day yesterday and is well off of …
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Crude oil is a major commodity that trades in global markets as both spot oil and by derivatives contracts, The articles are some trading ideas to analyze.
Crude oil is a synthetic derivative that occurs naturally and is made up of hydrocarbon deposits as well as other organic compounds. Crude oil is a form of fossil fuel that is processed into useful goods such as gasoline, diesel, and various petroleum products. It is a nonrenewable resource, which ensures that it cannot be replenished naturally at the rate at which we consume it, making it a finite resource.
Crude oil is traditionally accessed by drilling, where it is also discovered alongside other commodities such as natural gas (which is lighter and therefore lies above the crude oil) and saline water (which is denser and sinks below).
Following extraction, crude oil is distilled and converted into a range of consumer products such as diesel, kerosene, and asphalt.
While it is often referred to as “black gold,” crude oil varies in viscosity and colour from black to yellow based on the hydrocarbon composition. The first step of refining is distillation, which is the method of heating and separating oil into various components.
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The Real Thing or Just a “Bull Trap”?
Stocks are picking up August where July left off, as the markets are rallying further this week. Technology stocks are leading the way higher, with the Nasdaq 100 jumping 2.8%, the S&P 500 up 0.5% and the Russell 2000 higher by 1.3%. Some of this may have to do with the decline in the price …
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