>Apocalypto<
20.03.2012
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Yes agree TI, volume would certainly be helpful. Did you notice the historical charts have changed? There is now a section for commodities, although nothing in it yet. Hopefully this will provide some better EOD analysis and long term trend. Eventually going to use AmiBroker for this.
Went long again in oil this morning. Have you ever rolled over a contract with IG?
Cheers,
CanOz,
I have never held anything long enough to roll over yet but I don't think it would be any issue, but things jump and drop on change over sometimes.
Have gone long as well with tightish stop under the 38% retracement. Which i see as short term support.
Last trading day is the 20th, this Friday. I think i might just roll it over, depending on how the next day or two pans out.
Cheers,
They can't really, unless they supply the OI of the underlying "real" contract. You could just look up the open interest via futuresource or someone.**Wish IG could supply open interest or volume on their commodities charts.**
crude is walking the tight rope on its trend.
got nailed on two stops other days on longs looks weak but it is still hanging in there!
my gut yells long but my eye's say WAIT!
also saw OI dropped like hell, which also warns of a direction change, kind of looks like it gearing up for something. There has been alot of neutral news neither bullish or bearish. who of us technical chart traders care about reports!
what do you guys make of it?
Which contract? Bear in mind OI will drop dramatically as notice period approaches and may have nothing to do with anything but traders rolling contracts.also saw OI dropped like hell, which also warns of a direction change,
Which contract? Bear in mind OI will drop dramatically as notice period approaches and may have nothing to do with anything but traders rolling contracts.
Step in and do what? It's not as if they have any real ability to ramp up production these days beyond a few %.Crude should stay in a nice range of $50-75.
Any higher and there could be a worldwide recession, any lower and OPEC will step in!!
Step in and do what? It's not as if they have any real ability to ramp up production these days beyond a few %.
Step in and do what? It's not as if they have any real ability to ramp up production these days beyond a few %.
hey guys
where do you go to get current crude prices
thanks
Misread the original post.I think he meant that they would cut production to keep the price in the range.
Cheers,
Interesting article on the Canadian Oil Sands resource. I had no idea the size of this....so many year it sat there virtually undeveloped because its so expensive to get the oil out..well now its worth it.
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSN2741612020070704?pageNumber=1
Cheers,
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