flight back to dollar
WTI breaks $90 support
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flight back to dollar
WTI falls below $90 support
just reminding everyone of the inverse correlation
Last edited by uls; September 26th, 2012 at 11:45 PM.
my OIL PRICE chart of the day
^^^
coz you can see where oil price is going
hehehe
And in local news...
MANILA, Philippines – Petron and Seaoil will put in force price adjustments on various petroleum products effective 6 a.m. of October 1, to reflect movements in the international oil market.
The VAT-inclusive changes announced by Petron are: a rollback in TurboDiesel and DieselMax by 30 centavos a liter; rollback in kerosene by 25 centavos a liter; a 30-centavo per-liter increase in Blaze100, XCS Plus, and Xtra; and an increase of 25 centavos a liter in Pinoy Gasoline and Regular.
Seaoil, on the other hand, is reducing the prices of its disel by 30 centavos a liter and kerosene by 25 centavos. But it will increase prices of: Premium and Unleaded gasoline by 30 centavos, and Regular gasoline by 25 centavos, also effective 6am of Monday, October 1.
^^^
that's what a short squeeze looks like
financial players were short gasoline futures
wrong bet
the following is purely technical. no supply & demand, no geopolitics, no central bank stuff
Brent oil targets $87.46-$93.29 range in 3 months
^^ $36 is the 2009 low. they're looking at a long term chart -- so you see the 3 yr uptrend from $36 to $128SINGAPORE: Brent oil is expected to partially or totally reverse a rally from the June 22 low of $88.49 per barrel to the Sept. 14 high of $117.95 over the next three months.
The rally has been triggered by a support at $93.18, the 38.2 percent Fibonacci retracement on a long-term uptrend from $36.20 to $128.40, it is a reaction to the previous sharp fall from $128.40 and also a pullback towards a trendline ascending from $36.20.
then a correction happened in March this yr. falling from $128 to $88. they're saying the correction is too shallow and didnt last long enough. basically they're saying the correction is incomplete and Brent should fall below $88 to complete the correction
Neither the reaction nor the pullback indicates the rally has resumed the preceding uptrend that developed from $36.20, indeed, they suggest the correction from $128.40 is incomplete.
This correction has only briefly pierced below $93.18. In terms of depth, it is not over as it's expected to reach into a range of $71.42 - $82.30, respectively the 61.8 percent and the 50 percent retracements.
In terms of duration, it is hardly acceptable for the correction to last only 81 trading sessions from March 1 to June 22, as it is too short, compared to the 821 trading sessions of 'a preceding uptrend from Dec. 24, 2008 to March 1.
The fall from $128.40 to $88.49 has adopted an impulsive wave mode, while the rise from $88.49 to $117.95 has been structured in five corrective waves.
These wave patterns indicate a bigger corrective wave cycle is still expanding, with a downward wave C unfolding towards its target zone of $87.46-$93.29, formed by the 61.8 percent and the 76.4 percent Fibonacci projection levels.
the following is purely technical. no supply & demand, no geopolitics, no central bank stuff
http://www.brecorder.com/markets/ene...3-months-.html
^^SINGAPORE: Brent oil is expected to partially or totally reverse a rally from the June 22 low of $88.49 per barrel to the Sept. 14 high of $117.95 over the next three months.
The rally has been triggered by a support at $93.18, the 38.2 percent Fibonacci retracement on a long-term uptrend from $36.20 to $128.40, it is a reaction to the previous sharp fall from $128.40 and also a pullback towards a trendline ascending from $36.20.
they're looking at a long term chart
so you see the 3-year uptrend from $36 to $128
then a correction this year from $128 to $88
they're saying the correction is too shallow and didnt last long enough
they're saying the correction has to be completed and Brent should fall below $88 to complete the correction
Neither the reaction nor the pullback indicates the rally has resumed the preceding uptrend that developed from $36.20, indeed, they suggest the correction from $128.40 is incomplete.
This correction has only briefly pierced below $93.18. In terms of depth, it is not over as it's expected to reach into a range of $71.42 - $82.30, respectively the 61.8 percent and the 50 percent retracements.
In terms of duration, it is hardly acceptable for the correction to last only 81 trading sessions from March 1 to June 22, as it is too short, compared to the 821 trading sessions of 'a preceding uptrend from Dec. 24, 2008 to March 1.
The fall from $128.40 to $88.49 has adopted an impulsive wave mode, while the rise from $88.49 to $117.95 has been structured in five corrective waves.
These wave patterns indicate a bigger corrective wave cycle is still expanding, with a downward wave C unfolding towards its target zone of $87.46-$93.29, formed by the 61.8 percent and the 76.4 percent Fibonacci projection levels.
Last edited by uls; October 4th, 2012 at 11:21 AM.
pero look at US gasoline
the price of crude is falling but the price of finished product is rising (caused by refinery bottleneck)
great time for refiners -- big profit margin
Oil price rises due to Turkey-Syria squabble and a better than expected US job data. Nawala bigla yung downward trend.
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Oil price rises due to Turkey-Syria squabble and a better than expected US job data. Nawala bigla yung downward trend.
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