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๐ข๏ธ OIL IS KNOCKING ON 100
CLUSDT ripped from 95.38 this morning to a high of 99.40. Now 98.93 (+2.8% 24h). The inflation trade won't quit.
๐ฏ We've been riding this from 89.50. Get ready to take profits at 100
๐ Expect a pullback to 98 after that
๐ Next stops 106, then 115
๐ Stop 92.20 locks in the win
๐ช BTC 81,575 (-1.1% 24h), still under the God Line 85,136. Resistance 82,898, support 80,770. Bears keep the edge below the line.
๐๏ธ What moves it next
๐๏ธ Today 4:00 PM CT: Goolsbee speaks
๐ค Sat: Fed blackout begins
๐ฆ Oct 27/28: FOMC
๐ Oct 29: GDP + PCE
Projections, not promises ๐
#Oil #CrudeOil #BTC
Plan your trade ๐
Trade your plan ๐
$CL $BTC
Follow for free signals ๐
๐ข๏ธ OIL IS KNOCKING ON 100
CLUSDT ripped from 95.38 this morning to a high of 99.40. Now 98.93 (+2.8% 24h). The inflation trade won't quit.
๐ฏ We've been riding this from 89.50. Get ready to take profits at 100
๐ Expect a pullback to 98 after that
๐ Next stops 106, then 115
๐ Stop 92.20 locks in the win
๐ช BTC 81,575 (-1.1% 24h), still under the God Line 85,136. Resistance 82,898, support 80,770. Bears keep the edge below the line.
๐๏ธ What moves it next
๐๏ธ Today 4:00 PM CT: Goolsbee speaks
๐ค Sat: Fed blackout begins
๐ฆ Oct 27/28: FOMC
๐ Oct 29: GDP + PCE
Projections, not promises ๐
#Oil #CrudeOil #BTC
Plan your trade ๐
Trade your plan ๐
$CL $BTC
Follow for free signals ๐
CLUSDT ripped from 95.38 this morning to a high of 99.40. Now 98.93 (+2.8% 24h). The inflation trade won't quit.
๐ฏ We've been riding this from 89.50. Get ready to take profits at 100
๐ Expect a pullback to 98 after that
๐ Next stops 106, then 115
๐ Stop 92.20 locks in the win
๐ช BTC 81,575 (-1.1% 24h), still under the God Line 85,136. Resistance 82,898, support 80,770. Bears keep the edge below the line.
๐๏ธ What moves it next
๐๏ธ Today 4:00 PM CT: Goolsbee speaks
๐ค Sat: Fed blackout begins
๐ฆ Oct 27/28: FOMC
๐ Oct 29: GDP + PCE
Projections, not promises ๐
#Oil #CrudeOil #BTC
Plan your trade ๐
Trade your plan ๐
$CL $BTC
Follow for free signals ๐
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๐จ GLOBAL SUPPLY SQUEEZE SENDS $OIL CROSSING $100 AS MACRO VOLATILITY ACCELERATES ๐
๐ Crude benchmarks just pierced critical psychological supply zones, with $OIL tapping 100 and Brent pushing above 106 amid acute logistical bottlenecks. ๐ Institutional desks are actively recalibrating for prolonged inflationary pressure as raw energy constraints tighten global capital conditions.
๐ก When structural energy flow undergoes this velocity of repricing, cross-asset liquidity typically retreats toward defensive reserves before establishing a new equilibrium. ๐ค How do you expect institutional desks to rebalance exposure between hard commodities and digital assets here? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #Macro #Inflation #Commodities #Trading
๐ฏ ๐ฆ
๐จ GLOBAL SUPPLY SQUEEZE SENDS $OIL CROSSING $100 AS MACRO VOLATILITY ACCELERATES ๐
๐ Crude benchmarks just pierced critical psychological supply zones, with $OIL tapping 100 and Brent pushing above 106 amid acute logistical bottlenecks. ๐ Institutional desks are actively recalibrating for prolonged inflationary pressure as raw energy constraints tighten global capital conditions.
๐ก When structural energy flow undergoes this velocity of repricing, cross-asset liquidity typically retreats toward defensive reserves before establishing a new equilibrium. ๐ค How do you expect institutional desks to rebalance exposure between hard commodities and digital assets here? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #Macro #Inflation #Commodities #Trading
๐ฏ ๐ฆ
๐ Crude benchmarks just pierced critical psychological supply zones, with $OIL tapping 100 and Brent pushing above 106 amid acute logistical bottlenecks. ๐ Institutional desks are actively recalibrating for prolonged inflationary pressure as raw energy constraints tighten global capital conditions.
๐ก When structural energy flow undergoes this velocity of repricing, cross-asset liquidity typically retreats toward defensive reserves before establishing a new equilibrium. ๐ค How do you expect institutional desks to rebalance exposure between hard commodities and digital assets here? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #Macro #Inflation #Commodities #Trading
๐ฏ ๐ฆ
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Jim Cramer stated that oil prices and a potential major hedge fund blowup are making today "one of the worst days of the year" for the market.
#Markets #Oil
Jim Cramer stated that oil prices and a potential major hedge fund blowup are making today "one of the worst days of the year" for the market.
#Markets #Oil
#Markets #Oil
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๐จ $OIL MAY SKYROCKET TO $150 IF IRAN TENSION HEATS UP! ๐ฅ
๐ Smart money is already eyeing the $150/barrel Brent โwhatโifโ scenario โ a level that would double current prices and yank the entire macro playbook. โก A sudden supply pinch flips liquidity, sending energy tokens into a bullish frenzy while riskโoff assets scramble. ๐ Expect a cascade: inflation spikes, Fed cuts stall, and crypto volatility spikes as traders reโprice risk on the fly.
๐ฌ How are you positioning your crypto exposure if oil ignites a new inflation wave? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #MacroPlay #EnergyRisk #Crypto
๐ฅ ๐
๐จ $OIL MAY SKYROCKET TO $150 IF IRAN TENSION HEATS UP! ๐ฅ
๐ Smart money is already eyeing the $150/barrel Brent โwhatโifโ scenario โ a level that would double current prices and yank the entire macro playbook. โก A sudden supply pinch flips liquidity, sending energy tokens into a bullish frenzy while riskโoff assets scramble. ๐ Expect a cascade: inflation spikes, Fed cuts stall, and crypto volatility spikes as traders reโprice risk on the fly.
๐ฌ How are you positioning your crypto exposure if oil ignites a new inflation wave? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #MacroPlay #EnergyRisk #Crypto
๐ฅ ๐
๐ Smart money is already eyeing the $150/barrel Brent โwhatโifโ scenario โ a level that would double current prices and yank the entire macro playbook. โก A sudden supply pinch flips liquidity, sending energy tokens into a bullish frenzy while riskโoff assets scramble. ๐ Expect a cascade: inflation spikes, Fed cuts stall, and crypto volatility spikes as traders reโprice risk on the fly.
๐ฌ How are you positioning your crypto exposure if oil ignites a new inflation wave? ๐
โ ๏ธ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. ๐ก๏ธ
๐ท๏ธ #OIL #MacroPlay #EnergyRisk #Crypto
๐ฅ ๐
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$WTI #OIL : What could drive oil to such extreme levels?
After Phase 1 ended with a powerful impulsive move, Phase 2 began immediately after the peak. ( see quoted post )
Approximately 6,700 days have passed since then. Based on this long-term structure, the next 2,300โ3,000 days could potentially bring Phase 2 to its peak and completion, once again accompanied by a powerful impulsive advance toward the $350โ$380 range.
But what could drive oil to such extreme levels?
If this multi-decade structure continues to unfold as projected, several macroeconomic and geopolitical scenarios could contribute to such a move.
A prolonged decline in the dollarโs purchasing power, persistent global inflation, escalating geopolitical conflicts, or a major energy crisis caused by sustained disruptions to global oil supplies could all play a role.
An extended confrontation between the United States and Iran, further destabilization across the Middle East, damage to critical energy infrastructure, or years of underinvestment in oil production could create conditions for an extraordinary rise in energy prices.
A broader global economic crisis could amplify these pressures even further.
These are possible scenarios, not predictions of specific events. My structural projection does not depend on any single explanation for how the world might evolve over the coming years.
Personally, I would never want these events to happen simply to see a price target reached. Some of these scenarios would come at an enormous cost to the global economy and ordinary people.
My goal is to understand market structure and remain prepared for different possibilities, not to wish for the circumstances that could produce them.
For that reason, I wonโt even explore the possibility of oil reaching $800 per barrel around 2055โ2060 in this post. That would require a separate discussion of an entirely different long-term scenario.
$WTI #OIL : What could drive oil to such extreme levels?
After Phase 1 ended with a powerful impulsive move, Phase 2 began immediately after the peak. ( see quoted post )
Approximately 6,700 days have passed since then. Based on this long-term structure, the next 2,300โ3,000 days could potentially bring Phase 2 to its peak and completion, once again accompanied by a powerful impulsive advance toward the $350โ$380 range.
But what could drive oil to such extreme levels?
If this multi-decade structure continues to unfold as projected, several macroeconomic and geopolitical scenarios could contribute to such a move.
A prolonged decline in the dollarโs purchasing power, persistent global inflation, escalating geopolitical conflicts, or a major energy crisis caused by sustained disruptions to global oil supplies could all play a role.
An extended confrontation between the United States and Iran, further destabilization across the Middle East, damage to critical energy infrastructure, or years of underinvestment in oil production could create conditions for an extraordinary rise in energy prices.
A broader global economic crisis could amplify these pressures even further.
These are possible scenarios, not predictions of specific events. My structural projection does not depend on any single explanation for how the world might evolve over the coming years.
Personally, I would never want these events to happen simply to see a price target reached. Some of these scenarios would come at an enormous cost to the global economy and ordinary people.
My goal is to understand market structure and remain prepared for different possibilities, not to wish for the circumstances that could produce them.
For that reason, I wonโt even explore the possibility of oil reaching $800 per barrel around 2055โ2060 in this post. That would require a separate discussion of an entirely different long-term scenario.
After Phase 1 ended with a powerful impulsive move, Phase 2 began immediately after the peak. ( see quoted post )
Approximately 6,700 days have passed since then. Based on this long-term structure, the next 2,300โ3,000 days could potentially bring Phase 2 to its peak and completion, once again accompanied by a powerful impulsive advance toward the $350โ$380 range.
But what could drive oil to such extreme levels?
If this multi-decade structure continues to unfold as projected, several macroeconomic and geopolitical scenarios could contribute to such a move.
A prolonged decline in the dollarโs purchasing power, persistent global inflation, escalating geopolitical conflicts, or a major energy crisis caused by sustained disruptions to global oil supplies could all play a role.
An extended confrontation between the United States and Iran, further destabilization across the Middle East, damage to critical energy infrastructure, or years of underinvestment in oil production could create conditions for an extraordinary rise in energy prices.
A broader global economic crisis could amplify these pressures even further.
These are possible scenarios, not predictions of specific events. My structural projection does not depend on any single explanation for how the world might evolve over the coming years.
Personally, I would never want these events to happen simply to see a price target reached. Some of these scenarios would come at an enormous cost to the global economy and ordinary people.
My goal is to understand market structure and remain prepared for different possibilities, not to wish for the circumstances that could produce them.
For that reason, I wonโt even explore the possibility of oil reaching $800 per barrel around 2055โ2060 in this post. That would require a separate discussion of an entirely different long-term scenario.
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$WTI #oil : Multi-Decade Structure.
The current large-scale structure appears to be developing as a Double Three, a complex corrective formation by NEoWave framework.
Within this broader structure, we can identify three major phases, each containing its own smaller Double Three formation. Each phase is projected to span approximately 9,000โ10,000 days, suggesting a structural development unfolding over multiple decades.
I havenโt explicitly mapped the entire 9,000โ10,000-day duration on the chart. Manually illustrating every internal movement while displaying the full projection on a single monthly chart would make the structure extremely difficult to visualize. Instead, Iโve divided the broader formation into three major phases to provide a clearer picture of how this structure could develop over time.
According to this model, the market is currently progressing through Phase 2, with approximately 80% of the phase already completed.
What makes this structure particularly interesting is the close similarity between Phases 1 and 2.
During Phase 1, we observed an ABCโXโABC structure, followed by a strong bullish impulse.
Phase 2 appears to be repeating the same sequence. So far, we can identify ABCโXโAB, with Wave (C) currently in progress.
If this structural symmetry continues to hold, the completion of Wave (C) could be followed by another strong bullish impulse, similar to the one observed after Phase 1.
This could mark the final advance of Phase 2, potentially pushing crude oil toward the $350โ$380 range.
The current large-scale structure appears to be developing as a Double Three, a complex corrective formation by NEoWave framework.
Within this broader structure, we can identify three major phases, each containing its own smaller Double Three formation. Each phase is projected to span approximately 9,000โ10,000 days, suggesting a structural development unfolding over multiple decades.
I havenโt explicitly mapped the entire 9,000โ10,000-day duration on the chart. Manually illustrating every internal movement while displaying the full projection on a single monthly chart would make the structure extremely difficult to visualize. Instead, Iโve divided the broader formation into three major phases to provide a clearer picture of how this structure could develop over time.
According to this model, the market is currently progressing through Phase 2, with approximately 80% of the phase already completed.
What makes this structure particularly interesting is the close similarity between Phases 1 and 2.
During Phase 1, we observed an ABCโXโABC structure, followed by a strong bullish impulse.
Phase 2 appears to be repeating the same sequence. So far, we can identify ABCโXโAB, with Wave (C) currently in progress.
If this structural symmetry continues to hold, the completion of Wave (C) could be followed by another strong bullish impulse, similar to the one observed after Phase 1.
This could mark the final advance of Phase 2, potentially pushing crude oil toward the $350โ$380 range.
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$WTI #oil : Multi-Decade Structure.
The current large-scale structure appears to be developing as a Double Three, a complex corrective formation by NEoWave framework.
Within this broader structure, we can identify three major phases, each containing its own smaller Double Three formation. Each phase is projected to span approximately 9,000โ10,000 days, suggesting a structural development unfolding over multiple decades.
I havenโt explicitly mapped the entire 9,000โ10,000-day duration on the chart. Manually illustrating every internal movement while displaying the full projection on a single monthly chart would make the structure extremely difficult to visualize. Instead, Iโve divided the broader formation into three major phases to provide a clearer picture of how this structure could develop over time.
According to this model, the market is currently progressing through Phase 2, with approximately 80% of the phase already completed.
What makes this structure particularly interesting is the close similarity between Phases 1 and 2.
During Phase 1, we observed an ABCโXโABC structure, followed by a strong bullish impulse.
Phase 2 appears to be repeating the same sequence. So far, we can identify ABCโXโAB, with Wave (C) currently in progress.
If this structural symmetry continues to hold, the completion of Wave (C) could be followed by another strong bullish impulse, similar to the one observed after Phase 1.
This could mark the final advance of Phase 2, potentially pushing crude oil toward the $350โ$380 range.
$WTI #oil : Multi-Decade Structure.
The current large-scale structure appears to be developing as a Double Three, a complex corrective formation by NEoWave framework.
Within this broader structure, we can identify three major phases, each containing its own smaller Double Three formation. Each phase is projected to span approximately 9,000โ10,000 days, suggesting a structural development unfolding over multiple decades.
I havenโt explicitly mapped the entire 9,000โ10,000-day duration on the chart. Manually illustrating every internal movement while displaying the full projection on a single monthly chart would make the structure extremely difficult to visualize. Instead, Iโve divided the broader formation into three major phases to provide a clearer picture of how this structure could develop over time.
According to this model, the market is currently progressing through Phase 2, with approximately 80% of the phase already completed.
What makes this structure particularly interesting is the close similarity between Phases 1 and 2.
During Phase 1, we observed an ABCโXโABC structure, followed by a strong bullish impulse.
Phase 2 appears to be repeating the same sequence. So far, we can identify ABCโXโAB, with Wave (C) currently in progress.
If this structural symmetry continues to hold, the completion of Wave (C) could be followed by another strong bullish impulse, similar to the one observed after Phase 1.
This could mark the final advance of Phase 2, potentially pushing crude oil toward the $350โ$380 range.
The current large-scale structure appears to be developing as a Double Three, a complex corrective formation by NEoWave framework.
Within this broader structure, we can identify three major phases, each containing its own smaller Double Three formation. Each phase is projected to span approximately 9,000โ10,000 days, suggesting a structural development unfolding over multiple decades.
I havenโt explicitly mapped the entire 9,000โ10,000-day duration on the chart. Manually illustrating every internal movement while displaying the full projection on a single monthly chart would make the structure extremely difficult to visualize. Instead, Iโve divided the broader formation into three major phases to provide a clearer picture of how this structure could develop over time.
According to this model, the market is currently progressing through Phase 2, with approximately 80% of the phase already completed.
What makes this structure particularly interesting is the close similarity between Phases 1 and 2.
During Phase 1, we observed an ABCโXโABC structure, followed by a strong bullish impulse.
Phase 2 appears to be repeating the same sequence. So far, we can identify ABCโXโAB, with Wave (C) currently in progress.
If this structural symmetry continues to hold, the completion of Wave (C) could be followed by another strong bullish impulse, similar to the one observed after Phase 1.
This could mark the final advance of Phase 2, potentially pushing crude oil toward the $350โ$380 range.
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โ๐ข๏ธ RARE OIL DIVERGENCE:
๐น WTI ( $CL ): $96.57 ($1.06B Vol) ๐
๐น Brent ( $BZ ): $103.27 ($536M Vol) ๐
US domestic tightness is driving outperformance on $CLUSDT today, breaking the usual correlation between the two benchmarks.
#oil
โ๐ข๏ธ RARE OIL DIVERGENCE:
๐น WTI ( $CL ): $96.57 ($1.06B Vol) ๐
๐น Brent ( $BZ ): $103.27 ($536M Vol) ๐
US domestic tightness is driving outperformance on $CLUSDT today, breaking the usual correlation between the two benchmarks.
#oil
๐น WTI ( $CL ): $96.57 ($1.06B Vol) ๐
๐น Brent ( $BZ ): $103.27 ($536M Vol) ๐
US domestic tightness is driving outperformance on $CLUSDT today, breaking the usual correlation between the two benchmarks.
#oil
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$OILT.ETF ๐Oil Trades Higher as Two Cargo Ships Sink Near the Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalating Iranian Attacks.
#oil #FuelNetwork
$OILT.ETF ๐Oil Trades Higher as Two Cargo Ships Sink Near the Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalating Iranian Attacks.
#oil #FuelNetwork
#oil #FuelNetwork
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Bullish
๐ข๏ธ CRUDE OIL โ Buy the Dip, Donโt Chase the Top ๐ข๏ธ
Oil just snapped a 5-session rally. Pullback or top? The chart says pullback ๐
๐ฅ Why bulls are still in control
๐น US crude inventories: biggest draw since January ๐
๐น New Middle East strikes keep the war risk premium alive
๐น Bottomed at 86.80 (Oct 6) โ higher lows all week
๐น EMAs now stacked bullish: 50 > 100 > 200 > 400 โ
๐ The stats
Price: ~94.40 Week high: ~96.00 Volume POC (strongest support): 91.43 Session VWAP: 94.22
๐ข Buy the dip setup
๐น Entry 1: 93.90 โ 94.20 (VWAP + EMA 100)
๐น Entry 2: 92.50 โ 93.30 (EMA 200/400, the best price)
๐น SL: 91.00 (below volume POC)
๐น TP1: 96.00 (week high)
๐น TP2: 98.00
๐น TP3: 100.00 ๐ฏ
โ Invalidation
4H close below 91.40 = dip buyers lost, stay out.
โ ๏ธ Donโt buy the green candle. Let the dip come to you.
๐ฌ Does oil hit $100 before $90? Comment ๐
๐ Follow for daily setups before London and NY
Not financial advice. Manage your risk.
$BTC $BNB $XAUT
#WTI #Oil #BinanceSquare #CPIWatch
๐ข๏ธ CRUDE OIL โ Buy the Dip, Donโt Chase the Top ๐ข๏ธ
Oil just snapped a 5-session rally. Pullback or top? The chart says pullback ๐
๐ฅ Why bulls are still in control
๐น US crude inventories: biggest draw since January ๐
๐น New Middle East strikes keep the war risk premium alive
๐น Bottomed at 86.80 (Oct 6) โ higher lows all week
๐น EMAs now stacked bullish: 50 > 100 > 200 > 400 โ
๐ The stats
Price: ~94.40 Week high: ~96.00 Volume POC (strongest support): 91.43 Session VWAP: 94.22
๐ข Buy the dip setup
๐น Entry 1: 93.90 โ 94.20 (VWAP + EMA 100)
๐น Entry 2: 92.50 โ 93.30 (EMA 200/400, the best price)
๐น SL: 91.00 (below volume POC)
๐น TP1: 96.00 (week high)
๐น TP2: 98.00
๐น TP3: 100.00 ๐ฏ
โ Invalidation
4H close below 91.40 = dip buyers lost, stay out.
โ ๏ธ Donโt buy the green candle. Let the dip come to you.
๐ฌ Does oil hit $100 before $90? Comment ๐
๐ Follow for daily setups before London and NY
Not financial advice. Manage your risk.
$BTC $BNB $XAUT
#WTI #Oil #BinanceSquare #CPIWatch
Oil just snapped a 5-session rally. Pullback or top? The chart says pullback ๐
๐ฅ Why bulls are still in control
๐น US crude inventories: biggest draw since January ๐
๐น New Middle East strikes keep the war risk premium alive
๐น Bottomed at 86.80 (Oct 6) โ higher lows all week
๐น EMAs now stacked bullish: 50 > 100 > 200 > 400 โ
๐ The stats
Price: ~94.40 Week high: ~96.00 Volume POC (strongest support): 91.43 Session VWAP: 94.22
๐ข Buy the dip setup
๐น Entry 1: 93.90 โ 94.20 (VWAP + EMA 100)
๐น Entry 2: 92.50 โ 93.30 (EMA 200/400, the best price)
๐น SL: 91.00 (below volume POC)
๐น TP1: 96.00 (week high)
๐น TP2: 98.00
๐น TP3: 100.00 ๐ฏ
โ Invalidation
4H close below 91.40 = dip buyers lost, stay out.
โ ๏ธ Donโt buy the green candle. Let the dip come to you.
๐ฌ Does oil hit $100 before $90? Comment ๐
๐ Follow for daily setups before London and NY
Not financial advice. Manage your risk.
$BTC $BNB $XAUT
#WTI #Oil #BinanceSquare #CPIWatch
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๐ข๏ธ HOT CPI DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN โBUY OIL.โ
Oil has two competing forces:
โข Less available supply can support prices.
โข Weaker demand can pressure prices.
EIA explains that expectations about future supply and demand influence oil futures. CPI alone cannot tell you which force wins next.
An illustrative oil watchlist:
โ
Bullish consideration: a completed hourly close above the prior session high, followed by a retest that holds.
โ Cancel that idea if the retest fails and price closes back inside the prior range.
โ ๏ธ If price breaks the prior low instead, reassess demand and supply news before taking a side.
Check the exact product: Brent, WTI, futures and any tokenized exposure are not interchangeable. Contract size, expiry and trading hours matter.
No entry price is claimed here. Use current quotes and define a maximum loss before acting.
Which do you think dominates next: supply pressure or demand weakness?
Source: https://www.eia.gov/finance/markets/products/balance.php
#CPIWatch #Oil
Educational scenario; no guaranteed outcome.
๐ข๏ธ HOT CPI DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN โBUY OIL.โ
Oil has two competing forces:
โข Less available supply can support prices.
โข Weaker demand can pressure prices.
EIA explains that expectations about future supply and demand influence oil futures. CPI alone cannot tell you which force wins next.
An illustrative oil watchlist:
โ Bullish consideration: a completed hourly close above the prior session high, followed by a retest that holds.
โ Cancel that idea if the retest fails and price closes back inside the prior range.
โ ๏ธ If price breaks the prior low instead, reassess demand and supply news before taking a side.
Check the exact product: Brent, WTI, futures and any tokenized exposure are not interchangeable. Contract size, expiry and trading hours matter.
No entry price is claimed here. Use current quotes and define a maximum loss before acting.
Which do you think dominates next: supply pressure or demand weakness?
Source: https://www.eia.gov/finance/markets/products/balance.php
#CPIWatch #Oil
Educational scenario; no guaranteed outcome.
Oil has two competing forces:
โข Less available supply can support prices.
โข Weaker demand can pressure prices.
EIA explains that expectations about future supply and demand influence oil futures. CPI alone cannot tell you which force wins next.
An illustrative oil watchlist:
โ Bullish consideration: a completed hourly close above the prior session high, followed by a retest that holds.
โ Cancel that idea if the retest fails and price closes back inside the prior range.
โ ๏ธ If price breaks the prior low instead, reassess demand and supply news before taking a side.
Check the exact product: Brent, WTI, futures and any tokenized exposure are not interchangeable. Contract size, expiry and trading hours matter.
No entry price is claimed here. Use current quotes and define a maximum loss before acting.
Which do you think dominates next: supply pressure or demand weakness?
Source: https://www.eia.gov/finance/markets/products/balance.php
#CPIWatch #Oil
Educational scenario; no guaranteed outcome.
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Diesel climbed while Brent fell, and the IEA's October report explains whyThe November diesel crack added $8.47 to $113.10 on the 13 October session while December $BZ Brent fell 0.90% to 105.69. I think that split is the most useful thing in oil right now, because the IEA's October Oil Market Report puts the shortage in refining, and that decides which headlines could actually fix it.
What the crack is telling you
The crack is roughly what a refiner earns turning a barrel of crude into diesel. November ULSD futures closed at 4.9344 a gallon on the 13th with November $CL WTI at 94.14, and the IEA says diesel benchmarks "remain roughly double crude prices" even after easing from September peaks above $200 a barrel.
On the same session ULSD rose 4.47% and WTI 0.43%... and the gasoline crack went the other way, down $2.15 to $42.36. Two products off the same barrel moved $10.62 apart in one day, which is why I track gasoline and diesel separately.
The diesel crack printed $113.59 on 8 October, so Tuesday's $113.10 sits 49 cents under it and isn't a new high. Energy equities are at the top of the month too, with $XLE at 67.2, up 1.80% on the session and 9.27% since 30 September.
What the IEA said
The IEA says restricted middle distillate supply is "likely to persist well into 2027". Diesel exports fell 700 kb/d year on year in September, availability was cut by 1.5 mb/d in the second quarter and 1.7 mb/d in the third, and diesel accounts for 25% of the drop in global oil demand.
Its balances have 2026 demand down 2.6 mb/d, with world supply still running 1.73 mb/d below demand this year. A deficit alongside a demand decline means supply fell by more than demand did. The projected gap is slightly narrower than last month's, and that's the one line in the report pointing the other way.
Moscow has been easing its diesel export curbs, and the IEA thinks that's unlikely to materially change the global gasoil balance, because what binds is how much diesel Russia's refineries can physically make. Ukraine says it hit twelve Russian refineries in September, and Zelensky says it's held off for the two days after 11 October... a pause only stops new damage piling up, and the units already hit still need repairing.
Why crude can slip on the same tape
That's how Brent can fall on a day diesel rips. A crude headline changes the input side, and a shortage that sits in refining doesn't care much where the crude comes from. It works the other way too. OPEC says OPEC+ crude output rose 900,000 b/d in September to 39.07 mb/d, and I think that does little for diesel while the refining that turns crude into diesel is the bottleneck.
OPEC sees a different year
OPEC's monthly on 13 October cut its 2026 demand growth to +180,000 b/d from +380,000 and raised 2027 growth to 2.55 mb/d from 2.36, while the IEA has 2026 demand falling 2.6 mb/d, so the two can't both be describing the same year.
Why it reaches rates
Diesel is the part of energy that lands in freight, farming and anything that moves on a truck, and at the September press conference Warsh named crack spreads among his reasons for higher long yields. I've read the cost-push chain as weaker through crude and stronger through products and refining since August. With September core CPI at +0.3% against 0.2% expected this morning, I think the Fed has less room to look through an energy input that lasts, and if the IEA is right about 2027 this one could sit in the numbers for several more prints.
What's dated
The IEA governing board meets Thursday 15 October. Members hold about 1.1 billion barrels of public emergency stocks, over 200 mb of it diesel. The ~100 mb being discussed is the unreleased remainder of an action already announced, so it adds no new barrels and only pulls the clock forward, which is how JPMorgan reads it too. A dated schedule with actual diesel volumes is the outcome that could pull the crack down, and I'd be a little surprised if the agency that just wrote "well into 2027" produced one big enough to do it.
Before that, API reports tonight at 16:30 EDT, and the delayed EIA weekly lands Thursday at noon EDT with the distillate stock figure, last at 105.1 mb for the week to 2 October. Russia's export ban for direct producers runs to 31 October.
I'll be watching whether the crack gets back over the $113.59 of 8 October once the board has met, and whether Brent keeps lagging it.
#Oil #Diesel #Energy #IEA #Macro
Diesel climbed while Brent fell, and the IEA's October report explains why
The November diesel crack added $8.47 to $113.10 on the 13 October session while December $BZ Brent fell 0.90% to 105.69. I think that split is the most useful thing in oil right now, because the IEA's October Oil Market Report puts the shortage in refining, and that decides which headlines could actually fix it.
What the crack is telling you
The crack is roughly what a refiner earns turning a barrel of crude into diesel. November ULSD futures closed at 4.9344 a gallon on the 13th with November $CL WTI at 94.14, and the IEA says diesel benchmarks "remain roughly double crude prices" even after easing from September peaks above $200 a barrel.
On the same session ULSD rose 4.47% and WTI 0.43%... and the gasoline crack went the other way, down $2.15 to $42.36. Two products off the same barrel moved $10.62 apart in one day, which is why I track gasoline and diesel separately.
The diesel crack printed $113.59 on 8 October, so Tuesday's $113.10 sits 49 cents under it and isn't a new high. Energy equities are at the top of the month too, with $XLE at 67.2, up 1.80% on the session and 9.27% since 30 September.
What the IEA said
The IEA says restricted middle distillate supply is "likely to persist well into 2027". Diesel exports fell 700 kb/d year on year in September, availability was cut by 1.5 mb/d in the second quarter and 1.7 mb/d in the third, and diesel accounts for 25% of the drop in global oil demand.
Its balances have 2026 demand down 2.6 mb/d, with world supply still running 1.73 mb/d below demand this year. A deficit alongside a demand decline means supply fell by more than demand did. The projected gap is slightly narrower than last month's, and that's the one line in the report pointing the other way.
Moscow has been easing its diesel export curbs, and the IEA thinks that's unlikely to materially change the global gasoil balance, because what binds is how much diesel Russia's refineries can physically make. Ukraine says it hit twelve Russian refineries in September, and Zelensky says it's held off for the two days after 11 October... a pause only stops new damage piling up, and the units already hit still need repairing.
Why crude can slip on the same tape
That's how Brent can fall on a day diesel rips. A crude headline changes the input side, and a shortage that sits in refining doesn't care much where the crude comes from. It works the other way too. OPEC says OPEC+ crude output rose 900,000 b/d in September to 39.07 mb/d, and I think that does little for diesel while the refining that turns crude into diesel is the bottleneck.
OPEC sees a different year
OPEC's monthly on 13 October cut its 2026 demand growth to +180,000 b/d from +380,000 and raised 2027 growth to 2.55 mb/d from 2.36, while the IEA has 2026 demand falling 2.6 mb/d, so the two can't both be describing the same year.
Why it reaches rates
Diesel is the part of energy that lands in freight, farming and anything that moves on a truck, and at the September press conference Warsh named crack spreads among his reasons for higher long yields. I've read the cost-push chain as weaker through crude and stronger through products and refining since August. With September core CPI at +0.3% against 0.2% expected this morning, I think the Fed has less room to look through an energy input that lasts, and if the IEA is right about 2027 this one could sit in the numbers for several more prints.
What's dated
The IEA governing board meets Thursday 15 October. Members hold about 1.1 billion barrels of public emergency stocks, over 200 mb of it diesel. The ~100 mb being discussed is the unreleased remainder of an action already announced, so it adds no new barrels and only pulls the clock forward, which is how JPMorgan reads it too. A dated schedule with actual diesel volumes is the outcome that could pull the crack down, and I'd be a little surprised if the agency that just wrote "well into 2027" produced one big enough to do it.
Before that, API reports tonight at 16:30 EDT, and the delayed EIA weekly lands Thursday at noon EDT with the distillate stock figure, last at 105.1 mb for the week to 2 October. Russia's export ban for direct producers runs to 31 October.
I'll be watching whether the crack gets back over the $113.59 of 8 October once the board has met, and whether Brent keeps lagging it.
#Oil #Diesel #Energy #IEA #Macro
What the crack is telling you
The crack is roughly what a refiner earns turning a barrel of crude into diesel. November ULSD futures closed at 4.9344 a gallon on the 13th with November $CL WTI at 94.14, and the IEA says diesel benchmarks "remain roughly double crude prices" even after easing from September peaks above $200 a barrel.
On the same session ULSD rose 4.47% and WTI 0.43%... and the gasoline crack went the other way, down $2.15 to $42.36. Two products off the same barrel moved $10.62 apart in one day, which is why I track gasoline and diesel separately.
The diesel crack printed $113.59 on 8 October, so Tuesday's $113.10 sits 49 cents under it and isn't a new high. Energy equities are at the top of the month too, with $XLE at 67.2, up 1.80% on the session and 9.27% since 30 September.
What the IEA said
The IEA says restricted middle distillate supply is "likely to persist well into 2027". Diesel exports fell 700 kb/d year on year in September, availability was cut by 1.5 mb/d in the second quarter and 1.7 mb/d in the third, and diesel accounts for 25% of the drop in global oil demand.
Its balances have 2026 demand down 2.6 mb/d, with world supply still running 1.73 mb/d below demand this year. A deficit alongside a demand decline means supply fell by more than demand did. The projected gap is slightly narrower than last month's, and that's the one line in the report pointing the other way.
Moscow has been easing its diesel export curbs, and the IEA thinks that's unlikely to materially change the global gasoil balance, because what binds is how much diesel Russia's refineries can physically make. Ukraine says it hit twelve Russian refineries in September, and Zelensky says it's held off for the two days after 11 October... a pause only stops new damage piling up, and the units already hit still need repairing.
Why crude can slip on the same tape
That's how Brent can fall on a day diesel rips. A crude headline changes the input side, and a shortage that sits in refining doesn't care much where the crude comes from. It works the other way too. OPEC says OPEC+ crude output rose 900,000 b/d in September to 39.07 mb/d, and I think that does little for diesel while the refining that turns crude into diesel is the bottleneck.
OPEC sees a different year
OPEC's monthly on 13 October cut its 2026 demand growth to +180,000 b/d from +380,000 and raised 2027 growth to 2.55 mb/d from 2.36, while the IEA has 2026 demand falling 2.6 mb/d, so the two can't both be describing the same year.
Why it reaches rates
Diesel is the part of energy that lands in freight, farming and anything that moves on a truck, and at the September press conference Warsh named crack spreads among his reasons for higher long yields. I've read the cost-push chain as weaker through crude and stronger through products and refining since August. With September core CPI at +0.3% against 0.2% expected this morning, I think the Fed has less room to look through an energy input that lasts, and if the IEA is right about 2027 this one could sit in the numbers for several more prints.
What's dated
The IEA governing board meets Thursday 15 October. Members hold about 1.1 billion barrels of public emergency stocks, over 200 mb of it diesel. The ~100 mb being discussed is the unreleased remainder of an action already announced, so it adds no new barrels and only pulls the clock forward, which is how JPMorgan reads it too. A dated schedule with actual diesel volumes is the outcome that could pull the crack down, and I'd be a little surprised if the agency that just wrote "well into 2027" produced one big enough to do it.
Before that, API reports tonight at 16:30 EDT, and the delayed EIA weekly lands Thursday at noon EDT with the distillate stock figure, last at 105.1 mb for the week to 2 October. Russia's export ban for direct producers runs to 31 October.
I'll be watching whether the crack gets back over the $113.59 of 8 October once the board has met, and whether Brent keeps lagging it.
#Oil #Diesel #Energy #IEA #Macro
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๐ $CL LONG SETUP โ Bulls Eyeing Higher Levels!
CL is holding near the entry zone, with buyers looking for another push upward. Hereโs the updated trade plan to watch. ๐
๐ Direction: LONG โก Leverage: 15x
๐ Entry Zone: $93.40 โ $94.25 ๐ฏ Take Profit: $95.45 ๐ Stop Loss: $92.70
๐ฐ Current LTP: $94.21 โณ Valid Until: 19 Oct 2026
Keep an eye on price action and manage your position carefully. ๐ฅ
{stock_us}(CL.US)
#CL #Oil #Trading #Crypto #Binance
๐ $CL LONG SETUP โ Bulls Eyeing Higher Levels!
CL is holding near the entry zone, with buyers looking for another push upward. Hereโs the updated trade plan to watch. ๐
๐ Direction: LONG โก Leverage: 15x
๐ Entry Zone: $93.40 โ $94.25 ๐ฏ Take Profit: $95.45 ๐ Stop Loss: $92.70
๐ฐ Current LTP: $94.21 โณ Valid Until: 19 Oct 2026
Keep an eye on price action and manage your position carefully. ๐ฅ
#CL #Oil #Trading #Crypto #Binance
CL is holding near the entry zone, with buyers looking for another push upward. Hereโs the updated trade plan to watch. ๐
๐ Direction: LONG โก Leverage: 15x
๐ Entry Zone: $93.40 โ $94.25 ๐ฏ Take Profit: $95.45 ๐ Stop Loss: $92.70
๐ฐ Current LTP: $94.21 โณ Valid Until: 19 Oct 2026
Keep an eye on price action and manage your position carefully. ๐ฅ
#CL #Oil #Trading #Crypto #Binance
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TRADE SIGNAL: $CL
{future}(CLUSDT)
Action: BUY / LONG
Leverage: 15x
Entry Range: 93.36 - 94.3
Take Profit: 95.36
Stop Loss: 92.66
Current LTP: 94.21 (+1.33%)
Valid Until: 19 Oct '26
#oil
TRADE SIGNAL: $CL
Action: BUY / LONG
Leverage: 15x
Entry Range: 93.36 - 94.3
Take Profit: 95.36
Stop Loss: 92.66
Current LTP: 94.21 (+1.33%)
Valid Until: 19 Oct '26
#oil
Action: BUY / LONG
Leverage: 15x
Entry Range: 93.36 - 94.3
Take Profit: 95.36
Stop Loss: 92.66
Current LTP: 94.21 (+1.33%)
Valid Until: 19 Oct '26
#oil
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๐จ #CPIWatch | What If Oil Rises but Treasury Yields Fall?
Everyone is watching September CPI for one reason: inflation.
But I'm watching something different.
What if the market reacts in the opposite direction from what most traders expect?
๐ข๏ธ Oil could stay strong even if inflation cools.
Geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions can push oil prices higher independently of US inflation data.
๐ฆ Treasury yields could fall even after a hot CPI print.
Sounds strange? Not necessarily.
If investors become more concerned about economic growth than inflation, demand for safer assets could increase, supporting Treasury bond prices and pushing yields lower.
๐ Three markets on my radar:
๐ธ BZUSDT โ Watching whether oil strength reflects supply risks or broader demand.
๐ธ TBT โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices decline.
๐ธ TMF โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices recover.
Both TBT and TMF are leveraged products, so volatility and holding-period risks matter.
My trading approach:
I'm not rushing to predict the CPI number.
I'll watch the initial reaction, compare oil with Treasury yields, and wait for confirmation before considering any position.
Because sometimes the most important market signal isn't the economic data itself.
It's how investors respond to it.
๐ฌ My question: Could September CPI trigger a surprise Treasury rally while oil remains elevated?
#CPIWatch #BinanceSquare #Oil $BTC #OptimismOPRises19.98% $BZ $TBT
๐จ #CPIWatch | What If Oil Rises but Treasury Yields Fall?
Everyone is watching September CPI for one reason: inflation.
But I'm watching something different.
What if the market reacts in the opposite direction from what most traders expect?
๐ข๏ธ Oil could stay strong even if inflation cools.
Geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions can push oil prices higher independently of US inflation data.
๐ฆ Treasury yields could fall even after a hot CPI print.
Sounds strange? Not necessarily.
If investors become more concerned about economic growth than inflation, demand for safer assets could increase, supporting Treasury bond prices and pushing yields lower.
๐ Three markets on my radar:
๐ธ BZUSDT โ Watching whether oil strength reflects supply risks or broader demand.
๐ธ TBT โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices decline.
๐ธ TMF โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices recover.
Both TBT and TMF are leveraged products, so volatility and holding-period risks matter.
My trading approach:
I'm not rushing to predict the CPI number.
I'll watch the initial reaction, compare oil with Treasury yields, and wait for confirmation before considering any position.
Because sometimes the most important market signal isn't the economic data itself.
It's how investors respond to it.
๐ฌ My question: Could September CPI trigger a surprise Treasury rally while oil remains elevated?
#CPIWatch #BinanceSquare #Oil $BTC #OptimismOPRises19.98% $BZ $TBT
Everyone is watching September CPI for one reason: inflation.
But I'm watching something different.
What if the market reacts in the opposite direction from what most traders expect?
๐ข๏ธ Oil could stay strong even if inflation cools.
Geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions can push oil prices higher independently of US inflation data.
๐ฆ Treasury yields could fall even after a hot CPI print.
Sounds strange? Not necessarily.
If investors become more concerned about economic growth than inflation, demand for safer assets could increase, supporting Treasury bond prices and pushing yields lower.
๐ Three markets on my radar:
๐ธ BZUSDT โ Watching whether oil strength reflects supply risks or broader demand.
๐ธ TBT โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices decline.
๐ธ TMF โ Could benefit if long-term Treasury bond prices recover.
Both TBT and TMF are leveraged products, so volatility and holding-period risks matter.
My trading approach:
I'm not rushing to predict the CPI number.
I'll watch the initial reaction, compare oil with Treasury yields, and wait for confirmation before considering any position.
Because sometimes the most important market signal isn't the economic data itself.
It's how investors respond to it.
๐ฌ My question: Could September CPI trigger a surprise Treasury rally while oil remains elevated?
#CPIWatch #BinanceSquare #Oil $BTC #OptimismOPRises19.98% $BZ $TBT
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โ๐ฅ #CPIWatch: Middle East Tensions & Oil Shock! ๐ข๏ธ๐The conflict between the Saudi-led coalition and Houthi forces just escalated, with missile strikes hitting a Saudi Aramco facility and causing a fire in Dhahran.
โ๐ Why This Matters for Markets:
โ๐ Surging Oil Prices: Attacks on key energy infrastructure like Aramco spark immediate supply fears, pushing oil prices (BZUSDT) higher.
โ๐ฅ The CPI Connection: Higher energy costs mean a hotter consumer price index (CPI) print, keeping inflation sticky and pressuring the Federal Reserve to keep rates elevated.
โ๐ Crypto & Risk Assets: Rising yields and energy-driven inflation traditionally create strong selling pressure for Bitcoin and altcoins.
โ#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #TBT #cryptotrading #Oil
{future}(CLUSDT)
โ๐ฅ #CPIWatch: Middle East Tensions & Oil Shock! ๐ข๏ธ๐
The conflict between the Saudi-led coalition and Houthi forces just escalated, with missile strikes hitting a Saudi Aramco facility and causing a fire in Dhahran.
โ๐ Why This Matters for Markets:
โ๐ Surging Oil Prices: Attacks on key energy infrastructure like Aramco spark immediate supply fears, pushing oil prices (BZUSDT) higher.
โ๐ฅ The CPI Connection: Higher energy costs mean a hotter consumer price index (CPI) print, keeping inflation sticky and pressuring the Federal Reserve to keep rates elevated.
โ๐ Crypto & Risk Assets: Rising yields and energy-driven inflation traditionally create strong selling pressure for Bitcoin and altcoins.
โ#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #TBT #cryptotrading #Oil
โ๐ Why This Matters for Markets:
โ๐ Surging Oil Prices: Attacks on key energy infrastructure like Aramco spark immediate supply fears, pushing oil prices (BZUSDT) higher.
โ๐ฅ The CPI Connection: Higher energy costs mean a hotter consumer price index (CPI) print, keeping inflation sticky and pressuring the Federal Reserve to keep rates elevated.
โ๐ Crypto & Risk Assets: Rising yields and energy-driven inflation traditionally create strong selling pressure for Bitcoin and altcoins.
โ#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #TBT #cryptotrading #Oil
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BZUSDT $103.22 - CPI Se Pehle $108 Breakout? My Chart Analysis! ๐ฅ #CPIWatch
Look at my $BZ chart! Brent Oil already at $103.22, 24H High $104.34!
On 12 Oct it hit $104.71, then healthy correction to $100.26, now bouncing from MA99 $102.73 with huge volume 4.75M BZ ($489M)!
This is NOT normal. Middle East tension + Hot CPI fears = Oil pumping before CPI data.
My Read:
MA(7) $103.34 & MA(25) $103.21 - price is squeezing. If it breaks $104.34 high, next target $108 directly before September CPI.
Why CPI will be HOT?
Oil up = Energy up = CPI up. Energy is 35% of CPI. With Oil at $103, CPI cannot be 3.4%, it will be 3.7%+.
My Plan:
Long $BZUSDT here $103.2, SL $101.7 (24h low). If CPI beats, Oil to $108.
Also watching $TBT long & $TMF short if CPI hot, 10Y yield to 4.6%.
Data backed, real chart below ๐
What is your target for BZ before CPI? $105 or $108? Comment!
#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #Oil #brent
{future}(BZUSDT)
BZUSDT $103.22 - CPI Se Pehle $108 Breakout? My Chart Analysis! ๐ฅ #CPIWatch
Look at my $BZ chart! Brent Oil already at $103.22, 24H High $104.34!
On 12 Oct it hit $104.71, then healthy correction to $100.26, now bouncing from MA99 $102.73 with huge volume 4.75M BZ ($489M)!
This is NOT normal. Middle East tension + Hot CPI fears = Oil pumping before CPI data.
My Read:
MA(7) $103.34 & MA(25) $103.21 - price is squeezing. If it breaks $104.34 high, next target $108 directly before September CPI.
Why CPI will be HOT?
Oil up = Energy up = CPI up. Energy is 35% of CPI. With Oil at $103, CPI cannot be 3.4%, it will be 3.7%+.
My Plan:
Long $BZUSDT here $103.2, SL $101.7 (24h low). If CPI beats, Oil to $108.
Also watching $TBT long & $TMF short if CPI hot, 10Y yield to 4.6%.
Data backed, real chart below ๐
What is your target for BZ before CPI? $105 or $108? Comment!
#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #Oil #brent
Look at my $BZ chart! Brent Oil already at $103.22, 24H High $104.34!
On 12 Oct it hit $104.71, then healthy correction to $100.26, now bouncing from MA99 $102.73 with huge volume 4.75M BZ ($489M)!
This is NOT normal. Middle East tension + Hot CPI fears = Oil pumping before CPI data.
My Read:
MA(7) $103.34 & MA(25) $103.21 - price is squeezing. If it breaks $104.34 high, next target $108 directly before September CPI.
Why CPI will be HOT?
Oil up = Energy up = CPI up. Energy is 35% of CPI. With Oil at $103, CPI cannot be 3.4%, it will be 3.7%+.
My Plan:
Long $BZUSDT here $103.2, SL $101.7 (24h low). If CPI beats, Oil to $108.
Also watching $TBT long & $TMF short if CPI hot, 10Y yield to 4.6%.
Data backed, real chart below ๐
What is your target for BZ before CPI? $105 or $108? Comment!
#CPIWatch #TMFUSDT #Oil #brent
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#cpiwatch
One thing Iโm watching closely is how rising oil prices could influence the next inflation reading. Oil doesnโt just affect energy markets. It can also change inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next move.
With Middle East tensions adding uncertainty to energy supply, the risk is that higher oil prices put fresh pressure on US headline CPI. But I wouldnโt assume a hotter-than-expected number before seeing the actual data. Energy prices can move quickly, and other inflation components may tell a different story.
For Treasuries, the reaction matters as much as the CPI number itself. If inflation comes in hot and markets start pricing in a more hawkish Fed, yields could move higher, putting additional pressure on Treasury prices. If the report is softer, that pressure could ease.
My approach would be to avoid positioning based on headlines alone. Iโd watch the actual CPI release, oilโs price reaction, and the movement in Treasury yields before deciding whether to adjust exposure. Iโd also keep position sizes and invalidation levels in mind because macro-driven moves can reverse quickly.
Iโm especially interested in whether oil strength translates into persistent inflation concerns or proves to be a temporary supply shock.
Whatโs your view: will September CPI surprise to the upside and push Treasury yields higher, or has the market already priced in much of the risk?
$BTW $BTC $TRUTH
#CPIWatch #Oil #Treasuries
#cpiwatch
One thing Iโm watching closely is how rising oil prices could influence the next inflation reading. Oil doesnโt just affect energy markets. It can also change inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next move.
With Middle East tensions adding uncertainty to energy supply, the risk is that higher oil prices put fresh pressure on US headline CPI. But I wouldnโt assume a hotter-than-expected number before seeing the actual data. Energy prices can move quickly, and other inflation components may tell a different story.
For Treasuries, the reaction matters as much as the CPI number itself. If inflation comes in hot and markets start pricing in a more hawkish Fed, yields could move higher, putting additional pressure on Treasury prices. If the report is softer, that pressure could ease.
My approach would be to avoid positioning based on headlines alone. Iโd watch the actual CPI release, oilโs price reaction, and the movement in Treasury yields before deciding whether to adjust exposure. Iโd also keep position sizes and invalidation levels in mind because macro-driven moves can reverse quickly.
Iโm especially interested in whether oil strength translates into persistent inflation concerns or proves to be a temporary supply shock.
Whatโs your view: will September CPI surprise to the upside and push Treasury yields higher, or has the market already priced in much of the risk?
$BTW $BTC $TRUTH
#CPIWatch #Oil #Treasuries
One thing Iโm watching closely is how rising oil prices could influence the next inflation reading. Oil doesnโt just affect energy markets. It can also change inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next move.
With Middle East tensions adding uncertainty to energy supply, the risk is that higher oil prices put fresh pressure on US headline CPI. But I wouldnโt assume a hotter-than-expected number before seeing the actual data. Energy prices can move quickly, and other inflation components may tell a different story.
For Treasuries, the reaction matters as much as the CPI number itself. If inflation comes in hot and markets start pricing in a more hawkish Fed, yields could move higher, putting additional pressure on Treasury prices. If the report is softer, that pressure could ease.
My approach would be to avoid positioning based on headlines alone. Iโd watch the actual CPI release, oilโs price reaction, and the movement in Treasury yields before deciding whether to adjust exposure. Iโd also keep position sizes and invalidation levels in mind because macro-driven moves can reverse quickly.
Iโm especially interested in whether oil strength translates into persistent inflation concerns or proves to be a temporary supply shock.
Whatโs your view: will September CPI surprise to the upside and push Treasury yields higher, or has the market already priced in much of the risk?
$BTW $BTC $TRUTH
#CPIWatch #Oil #Treasuries
Crypto Perp Analyzer:
If rising oil prices push inflation higher, markets may expect higher interest rates, yet those same prices could slow economic growth. Will September CPI reinforce inflation fears or shift attention toward recession risks?
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Global diesel shortages are expected to continue well into 2027, according to the International Energy Agency.
#Oil #Economy
Global diesel shortages are expected to continue well into 2027, according to the International Energy Agency.
#Oil #Economy
#Oil #Economy
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#CPIWatch ๐ Will September CPI Shake Oil & Treasuries? ๐ข๏ธ๐บ๐ธ
Rising oil prices and escalating Middle East tensions could put pressure on US inflation. If September CPI comes in hotter than expected, Treasury yields may move higher as markets reassess the Federal Reserveโs rate outlook.
๐ข๏ธ Oil: Will energy prices continue rising, or could demand concerns trigger a pullback?
๐ Treasuries: Higher inflation could pressure Treasury prices and push yields upward, while a softer CPI reading may support bonds.
My approach is to watch the CPI data, oil price trends, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next signals before adjusting any position. I would avoid chasing sudden market moves and focus on risk management.
Whatโs your viewโhotter CPI or a surprise slowdown? Will oil rise further, and where are Treasuries heading next?
#CPIWatch #Oil
#CPIWatch ๐ Will September CPI Shake Oil & Treasuries? ๐ข๏ธ๐บ๐ธ
Rising oil prices and escalating Middle East tensions could put pressure on US inflation. If September CPI comes in hotter than expected, Treasury yields may move higher as markets reassess the Federal Reserveโs rate outlook.
๐ข๏ธ Oil: Will energy prices continue rising, or could demand concerns trigger a pullback?
๐ Treasuries: Higher inflation could pressure Treasury prices and push yields upward, while a softer CPI reading may support bonds.
My approach is to watch the CPI data, oil price trends, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next signals before adjusting any position. I would avoid chasing sudden market moves and focus on risk management.
Whatโs your viewโhotter CPI or a surprise slowdown? Will oil rise further, and where are Treasuries heading next?
#CPIWatch #Oil
Rising oil prices and escalating Middle East tensions could put pressure on US inflation. If September CPI comes in hotter than expected, Treasury yields may move higher as markets reassess the Federal Reserveโs rate outlook.
๐ข๏ธ Oil: Will energy prices continue rising, or could demand concerns trigger a pullback?
๐ Treasuries: Higher inflation could pressure Treasury prices and push yields upward, while a softer CPI reading may support bonds.
My approach is to watch the CPI data, oil price trends, Treasury yields, and the Fedโs next signals before adjusting any position. I would avoid chasing sudden market moves and focus on risk management.
Whatโs your viewโhotter CPI or a surprise slowdown? Will oil rise further, and where are Treasuries heading next?
#CPIWatch #Oil
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