Smart Indicators To Trade Crude Oil With Synergism

Now that we have "Silly Season" behind us, it's time to get serious about trading

In today's video we are looking at crude oil. This market has been a disappointment to a lot of traders as has remained in a broad trading range for the past 18 months.

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The current trading range will eventually be broken and the market will move in the direction of the breakout. While our long-term indicator, the monthly "Trade Triangle" continues to be positive, short-term "Trade Triangles" are indicating weakness. With a score of -60 for February crude oil, we expect that this market will be range bound in the short term.

One of the indicators we discussed in an earlier video is in an oversold condition, indicating a potential rally from current levels could be at hand. That being said we would wait for some other combination of indicators to confirm that a move is underway.

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For the past 18 months the best way to trade crude oil has been with the use of an oscillator indicator. The one we're looking at in today's video clearly shows you where the lows and highs are coming in and indicates a potential market bounce from current levels.

We expect that after such a long period of sideways action, almost 18 months, that the crude oil market will come alive and present some great trading opportunities in Q1 and Q2.

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Adam Hewison

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Co-founder of MarketClub

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What's ahead for crude oil?

There's no question about it, 2010 has been pretty difficult for most traders in the crude oil market. This year has produced no discernible, lasting trends in this market. The trends it has produced have lasted little more than just 3 or 4 weeks at best.

So what's ahead for this market?

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In today's short video we examine the fact that crude oil briefly traded over $90 a barrel before falling back. So what made the crude oil market reverse course and fall back? Was it selling, was it profit taking, a technical point, or something else?We are examining crude oil in detail using a tool that we think is very appropriate for this type of market at the moment.

We have not discussed this technical indicator in any of our previous videos and I think when you see how it works and how you can use it your own trading, you will be pretty impressed.

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We still look at our "Trade Triangles" of course, but "Trade Triangles" tend to work best with markets that eventually get into big trends and that's really where you make your money.

If you have a few minutes and you'd like to learn about this new/old technical indicator that has generally been overlooked by many traders, you will find this video very interesting. This 30 year old indicator has proven to be very effective in this year's crude oil market so you don't want to miss this video.

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Adam Hewison
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Co-founder of MarketClub

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Crude oil had a massive upward move on monday to 2 month highs - Watch this free video

No leaks in this crude oil market

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The massive move-up in crude oil on Monday created a new dynamic for this in-the-news market. The move to two-month highs completed one of our favorite major technical formations.

In this short video, I share with you two conflicting indicators and which one I am choosing to go with. I think you'll find this video technically interesting as well as educational.

Please feel free to comment with your thoughts on this market.

 

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Adam Hewison
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Co-founder of MarketClub

Hot stock - Oil Search - Yesterday I mentioned this stock and today and analyst on Bloomberg tipped it

I did some navigating and found this article

Worth buying? Oil Search may look a touch expensive on traditional valuation measures, with price-to-earnings ratio in the mid-20s for the next couple of years. However, this premium is justified, given the company's attractive long-term growth prospects.

Put simply, there are relatively few petroleum companies in the market with such strong and clear growth opportunities as Oil Search.

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Crude Oil at $140 - is it right that speculators should make money out of this at the expense of normal people?

Hello visitors - I have just received this from Brad

"I just heard on Fox News that Crude futures are trading around 140...what do you think of that? I'm floored, worried, and long crude...ha!

I talked to Adam yesterday and we decided to do a video that shows two things:

1. How successful our Crude Oil trades have been since the beginning of the year.

2. The technical analysis, doneby Adam as well as our Trade Triangles, that got us into those successful trades."

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I suppose on answer would be "If you cannot beat them join them" By joining
MarketClub you might cover your rising.gas costs and maybe a bit more.
Personally - Goldbug is in BP (BP.L) - BG (BG.L) and Oil Search (OSH.AX)
It is said that the price of energy stocks is lagging well behing the price of the
commodity. If it catches up there should be some good gains. Oil Search has
not made the percentage gains of other companies operating in its region and
could well have been overlooked by investors.