🔥Luo Yi’s Crude Oil Outlook for Next Week

The main theme for next week is expected to be a wide-ranging corrective consolidation. Avoid blindly betting on a one-way move. The earlier sharp decline has already priced out most of the geopolitical premium, and support at the 86.65 low has been tested and confirmed by price action. OPEC+ production cuts continue to provide a floor, limiting downside potential. However, considerable overhead supply remains, and demand concerns persist, making a straight-line rally unlikely. Prioritize trading swings within the range.

If prices pull back to 89.8‑90.2 and stabilize, consider entering a small long position, with a stop at 88.9. The first target is 92.4, followed by 93.6. If prices rally to 93.4‑93.8 and meet resistance, consider a small short position, with a stop at 94.6 and pullback targets of 91.5 and 90.2. If prices break above and hold 93.8 on strong volume, abandon the short idea and follow the trend. If prices break below 88.9, support has failed; close all long positions and stay on the sidelines.

Crude oil is highly sensitive to news, and developments in the Middle East and inventory data can trigger sudden price spikes, so market shakeouts may be frequent. Keep positions small, set a stop for every trade, avoid oversized positions, and don’t let losses run. Wait for prices to reach your levels before entering, and avoid chasing rallies or selling into declines. $CL #币安恢复HYPE与APT提现