$CL Saudi pipeline was blown up, and yet oil prices surged then quickly fell back! Is the 99 level a chance to get on board or a trap for the main players? If you don’t get in, it’ll be too late!

News: Last Thursday, an Iraqi drone attack hit Saudi’s east-west oil pipeline. Saudi immediately shut down the artery that transmits 7 million barrels per day. Jeddah port inventory is only enough for 5 to 7 days, and global oil supply could lose about 4%. A meeting between Iran and Gulf countries was postponed, and tankers were attacked again in the Strait of Hormuz. WTI surged to $103.44 at one point in the early session.

On the 1-hour chart, after spiking to 99.76, price pulled back to 98.95; the MACD red histogram shortened. Although it’s bullish, it failed to hold above 100, and chasing-buy capital retreated. 99 is the boundary between bulls and bears. As long as it holds, there is still an opportunity for further upside; once it breaks, the good news is essentially out, and a pullback is likely.

Bull/Bear Strategy
Go long: Wait for a pullback to 98.5–99.0, then after stabilization, enter long lightly (with risk control). Target: 101.5. Keep your stops tight.
Go short: If price rebounds to 101.5–102.0 and fails, enter a light short. Target: 98.5. Keep your position size light.

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