Crude Oil Trading

Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
Oh whooo......... What a sell off. SL gone at 3304 => -26 point loss on positional. Was away from the system, could not buy the rejection zone. Missed opportunity. But shameless Tuna will go long again.
 
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Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
But what was the 'news' for this Fat Finger?
 

Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
Re-opened positional Long @ 3299 / SL 3215 - Come take it Majnu. I know your move very well. You can fool me, but not my chat - Boch gaya re boba tum, hum online nahi tha nahi to abhi tak 50 point thok chuka hota tumko

 

checkmate7

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But what was the 'news' for this Fat Finger?
Thursday follows Wednesday lead SELL mode this usually happens not everytime bt most of the time :)
 

checkmate7

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Kahin gir raha hai kahin badh raha hai :D .... NF/BNF on rocket fuel used from here :D
 

Tuna

Listen and act, don't ask it, it doesn't oblige
Thursday follows Wednesday lead SELL mode this usually happens not everytime bt most of the time :)
Nope, that can not create this spike - it was either a Fat Finger or some negative speculation regarding possible rate cut. But whatever it was it took SLs of most of the positional longs - and that was the sole purpose. Have seen this before and shall see it in future as well. Sit tight, get kicked, validate trend, intact? yes - sit tight...
 
http://www.marketpulse.com/20170525/will-opec-deliver-crude-missile/

The meeting dissolves in acrimony with no extension. Unlikely to happen of course but this is OPEC. A worst case scenario which would not likely be positive for oil at all!
A six-month extension to the present deal. The baseline case and with oil having rallied so far so soon on it, this could bring profit taking to the market ahead of the weekend. Going forward as U.S. shale increases, it may not be enough to drain the glut, and both contracts have some serious resistance not too far above present levels.
A nine-month extension seems to be getting increasingly priced into crude. It may be bullish initially but could generate the same scenario as number 2 above.
An extension through to the end of 2018. Would most likely be construed as positive for oil and signals OPEC/Non-OPEC’s determination and dedication to removing supply imbalances.
An extension and an increase in the production cut. Very tough to achieve given the disparate group but would certainly give the most bang for its buck. Could likely be very bullish for oil prices as long as everyone complies, but that is another story.
Crude, of course, has continued its march higher from overnight, ahead of today’s OPEC meeting.


http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/25/traders-bid-up-oil-ahead-of-anticipated-opec-production-cut-extension.html
 

checkmate7

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http://www.marketpulse.com/20170525/will-opec-deliver-crude-missile/

The meeting dissolves in acrimony with no extension. Unlikely to happen of course but this is OPEC. A worst case scenario which would not likely be positive for oil at all!
A six-month extension to the present deal. The baseline case and with oil having rallied so far so soon on it, this could bring profit taking to the market ahead of the weekend. Going forward as U.S. shale increases, it may not be enough to drain the glut, and both contracts have some serious resistance not too far above present levels.
A nine-month extension seems to be getting increasingly priced into crude. It may be bullish initially but could generate the same scenario as number 2 above.
An extension through to the end of 2018. Would most likely be construed as positive for oil and signals OPEC/Non-OPEC’s determination and dedication to removing supply imbalances.
An extension and an increase in the production cut. Very tough to achieve given the disparate group but would certainly give the most bang for its buck. Could likely be very bullish for oil prices as long as everyone complies, but that is another story.
Crude, of course, has continued its march higher from overnight, ahead of today’s OPEC meeting.


http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/25/traders-bid-up-oil-ahead-of-anticipated-opec-production-cut-extension.html
Swift trader has the answer to the puzzle Tuna bhai :)
 

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