Lots of traders with missing fingers right now. Trying to catch a falling knife is a bad idea.
China is the elephant in the room. Devaluing is being interpreted as their economy slowing down.
They are a big consumer of commodities and raw materials. They just gave US companies a 4 percent discount on their goods.
Oil will not move up until china gets sorted out.
Lots of traders with missing fingers right now. Trying to catch a falling knife is a bad idea.
China is the elephant in the room. Devaluing is being interpreted as their economy slowing down.
They are a big consumer of commodities and raw materials. They just gave US companies a 4 percent discount on their goods.
Oil will not move up until china gets sorted out.
I assume you mean UWTI. Where is your stop? Keep your stop tight. You are trading the front month contract of crude oil futures.
They have to do a roll and the decay can crush those things.
I assume you mean UWTI. Where is your stop? Keep your stop tight. You are trading the front month contract of crude oil futures.
They have to do a roll and the decay can crush those things.
I think I miscalculated originally. For short term volatile trading only the two best are UWTI (long), and DWTI (short).
DWTI has lost 50% of its value the last two days because of crude's triumph back to $45 a barrel.
I honestly don't know where it will go on Monday, but the past 5 years crude has gone down immediately following Labor Day which is a week from now.
If you are aware of the volatility and that you can't you can't hold either of them for too long, then go have fun.
If you're looking for a more long term outlook, I just found out about USL the other day. It's very similar to USO, but tracks yearly futures rather than monthly. USO is the 1x standard which UWTI and DWTI is based off of.
I think I miscalculated originally. For short term volatile trading only the two best are UWTI (long), and DWTI (short).
DWTI has lost 50% of its value the last two days because of crude's triumph back to $45 a barrel.
I honestly don't know where it will go on Monday, but the past 5 years crude has gone down immediately following Labor Day which is a week from now.
If you are aware of the volatility and that you can't you can't hold either of them for too long, then go have fun.
If you're looking for a more long term outlook, I just found out about USL the other day. It's very similar to USO, but tracks yearly futures rather than monthly. USO is the 1x standard which UWTI and DWTI is based off of.
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