Ultrahisham
2023-09-17

Oil in wave 1 of larger uptrend

Oil is completing the first wave of its larger uptrend. It seems to be completing the final fifth wave of this first wave up and I am expecting this first wave to end just sub $100. 

The second wave retreat once this first wave is done should see prices retreat to $80 or slightly under around $75 which will then prep them up for that wave 3 move up beyond $100. The third wave will probably hit the market year end to early next year which will probably coincide with a market swoon. As of now, market is still comfortable with oil prices and inflation but as these prices pick up and pressure the markets, they might realise that a recession might eventually hit with the Feds not able to go off the brakes.

So that I believe is the macro picture. In the near term, oil prices might retreat which will take pressure off the equity markets and lull them into ignoring inflation which will see equities launch into a year end rally once this ongoing dip (which is coinciding with oil's surge) is done. But once the realities of sticky inflation and a 'necessary recession' to bring that down sinks in, that will bring the equity markets to its knee and set up a fantastic buying opportunity. 

Disclaimer: Please kindly do your own due diligence as this is a sharing article and in no means financial advise. I am just sharing my opinions and thoughts.

Thanks for reading my commentary. Hope it helps!

Stay safe! 😊


$WTI Crude Oil - main 2310(CLmain)$ 

$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$ 

$Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$ 

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ 





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Comments

  • GriseldaBrown
    2023-09-17
    GriseldaBrown

    I guess this thing won’t skyrocket until earnings. Barrel has gone from $70-$90 in about one quarter….

  • PaulaBaldwin
    2023-09-17
    PaulaBaldwin

    Since per barrel $ is up and has not let up, I know supply and demand are unbalanced. The pricing of individual stocks all lagging is the mismatch only explained by big money concerns about losing their shirt in the middle of manipulation.

    • Ultrahisham
      Lots of uncertainty but drop in energy prices are main drivers of disinflation. Expect inflation to bite back on the back of rising energy prices.
  • BenedictMill
    2023-09-17
    BenedictMill

    As the average price climbs more slowly having slightly less impact on the profits/cash flow. Higher averages for longer are far more impactful.

  • AugustineMac-
    2023-09-17
    AugustineMac-

    The entire energy sector did poorly today. Not sure why, but I think some effort is being carried out politically to head off the run up of oil prices.

    • Ultrahisham
      Technical reasons I believe. And geopolitics also play a part.
  • BorgPetty
    2023-09-17
    BorgPetty

    hope that crude oil production is flowing strong right now!

  • Michelle67
    2023-09-17
    Michelle67

    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?

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