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  • Daily Oil Prices 2 Sep 2010 September 5, 2010
    Daily oil prices extended their recent upwards momentum in today’s oil trading session with the WTI contract hitting the $75 per barrel price handle.  Having rallied yesterday by almost $2 per barrel the closing price still failed to breach the 14 day moving average which was, however, achieved in today’s trading session and, in addition, […]
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DOE Forecast 2 Sep 2009

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Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Trying to interpret the weekly crude oil inventory stats released each Wednesday is something all oil traders and investors have to do but often the numbers quoted by the “experts” can appear very wide of the mark.  However, understanding and harnessing the sometimes volatile response to these number can make for some very profitable trades.  Here is the forecast for this week:

Crude oil inventories are expected to fall by 400,000 barrels, according to the mean of 12 analysts’ forecasts.  Gasoline inventories are seen declining by 700,000 barrels while stocks of distillate, which includes heating oil and diesel, are expected to rise by 700,000 barrels.  Refinery use is seen rising by 0.3 percentage point to 84.4% of capacity.

Yesterday the the American Petroleum Institute reported a 3.2m barrel drop in oil inventories, a 2.8m barrel decline in gasoline stocks and a 900,000k increase in distillate inventories. Refinery runs were pegged at 84.5% of capacity.

Trading oil futures is difficult at the best of times which is why it is so important to use an oil broker who can offer the widest possible oil market experience, tight spreads and low margins.  In addition the best oil brokers will also offer an outstanding trading platform such as the metatrader4, one of the most respected and trusted retail platforms.  For more information and to download an online oil trading account click any of the highlighted links.   Moreover, if you want a daily technical analysis for the WTI oil contract just visit our sister site daily oil prices -  Good luck and good trading.

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Oil Trading News 31 August 2009

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Monday, August 31st, 2009

October crude oil futures look as though they will finish the month of August just about where they started following two failed attempts at the $75 per barrel price point just as the USD Index was unable to post new lows.  With thin volumes in this holiday shortened week and next Monday’s Labor Day we can expect a degree of price volatility and over reaction to any fundamental data or news.   With China’s Shanghai Composite posting fresh lows and tomorrow’s release of China’s Purchasing Managers’ Data, US ISM, Wednesday’s factory orders and Non Farm Payroll on Friday will all, no doubt, conspire to keep oil traders on their toes.  This heady combination of factors could even provoke yet another technical “spike up” to re-test the $75 per barrel price point despite a continued large supply surplus.  If oil trading were restricted to market oil supply and demand fundamentals would put oil prices at around $60-$65 per barrel.

Trading oil futures is difficult at the best of times which is why it is so important to use an oil broker who can offer the widest possible oil market experience, tight spreads and low margins.  In addition the best oil brokers will also offer an outstanding trading platform such as the metatrader4, one of the most respected and trusted retail platforms.  For more information and to download an online oil trading account click any of the highlighted links.   Moreover, if you want a daily technical analysis for the WTI oil contract just visit our sister site daily oil prices -  Good luck and good trading.

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Oil Trading & COT Data 28 Aug 2009

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Friday, August 28th, 2009

Moves by the CFTC to try and regulate the oil trading market and prevent the kind of speculation which has seen crude oil prices rise from $30 per barrel back towards $70+ this year took an interesting twist yesterday when it was announced that the weekly COT data would now include new details on the aggregate holdings of the big Wall Street dealers, hedge funds and other financial participants.    COT data is a useful market sentiment tool but as many of the market participants both hedge and speculate it has become increasingly difficult to analyse.   According to the CFTC the new format will be making its debut next Friday.

Trading oil futures is difficult at the best of times which is why it is so important to use an oil broker who can offer the widest possible oil market experience, tight spreads and low margins.  In addition the best oil brokers will also offer an outstanding trading platform such as the metatrader4, one of the most respected and trusted retail platforms.  For more information and to download an online oil trading account click any of the highlighted links.   Moreover, if you want a daily technical analysis for the WTI oil contract just visit our sister site daily oil prices -  Good luck and good trading.

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Oil Trading News 26 August 2009

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Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

Yesterday’s price action on the oil trading market which saw the WTI oil contract fall almost 3 dollars seemed to suggest the  loosening of the hitherto tight correlation between a weak US Dollar & buoyant equity markets.  However, this explanation is insufficient as equities held up  reasonably well and the dollar was still relatively weak but another explanation may lie with the ongoing saga of the CFTC and their attempt to end excessive oil price speculation.   With the CFTC expected to announce new limits on energy trading in the autumn, some leading ETFs and Exchange Traded Note funds are already started to withdraw from the oil market either by liquidating long positions or halting the issue of new shares.  According to the FT, Deutsche Bank’s PowerShares DB Crude Oil Double Long ETN and the United States Natural Gas Fund, or UNG, have both said they would halt new share issues because of “current and anticipated new regulatory restrictions and limitations”.   Whether the proposed action by the CFTC will take the speculation and volatility out of the oil market remains to be seen.  Indeed according to John Hyland, Chief Investment Officer for UNG  contends that ” the  proposed direction the CFTC is looking to go is likely to produce results that are very much the opposite of what they seem to desire,” Mr Hyland said. “They apparently are seeking an outcome of low prices and low volatility as being an ‘ideal state’. By eliminating financial investors from the marketplace and leaving it totally in the hands of oil companies, physical energy traders, and Opec, they are likely to end up with neither low prices nor low volatility.”    Yet another layer of complexity added to oil trading.

Trading oil futures is difficult at the best of times which is why it is so important to use an oil broker who can offer the widest possible oil market experience, tight spreads and low margins.  In addition the best oil brokers will also offer an outstanding trading platform such as the metatrader4, one of the most respected and trusted retail platforms.  For more information and to download an online oil trading account click any of the highlighted links.   Moreover, if you want a daily technical analysis for the WTI oil contract just visit our sister site daily oil prices -  Good luck and good trading.

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Crude Oil Futures – Technical Fundamental Divergence

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Monday, August 24th, 2009

Successful oil futures trading not only requires the ability to blend technical analysis with an understanding of the underlying oil market fundamentals but also the ability to rise above the noise which is generated in a financial sector which can at the mercy of both market and geo political forces.  Oil trading is as much about politics and human nature as the price action on oil charts.

Recently technical and fundamental factors have appears to deviate in oil futures trading as crude futures pushed higher last week with the newly spot Oct contract teasing 10 month highs.  The primary source of support for oil futures has come in once again from a combination of a weakening dollar and associated gains in equities.   All this while ignoring current oil market fundamentals which includes a glut of supply, a growing lack of storage and an uncertain economic recovery – indeed some analysts, including Nouriel Rubini, are now saying there is an increased risk from a double dip rcession which does not bode well for oil bulls in the medium term.   However, so long as oil traders and investors continue to view the oil market as a valued asset in its own right and a hedge against a further weakening of the US Dollar oil futures trading will continue their upward trajectory.

Trading oil futures is difficult at the best of times which is why it is so important to use an oil broker who can offer the widest possible oil market experience, tight spreads and low margins.  In addition the best oil brokers will also offer an outstanding trading platform such as the metatrader4, one the most respected and trusted retail platforms.  For more information and to download an online oil trading account click any of the highlighted links.   Moreover, if you want a daily technical analysis for the WTI oil contract just visit our sister site daily oil prices -  Good luck and good trading.

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