Oil has taken a massive hit over the last few years.
As industry is pushed towards more energy efficient solutions, oil has been steadily produced in the background. The supply/demand mismatch initially creates burden on the producers, who have to store excess oil and deal with price volatility. Now, in a world nearly shutdown from COVID-19, demand for oil is at an astonishing low.
However, the USA, Russia, and Saudi Arabia have all agreed to decrease oil production over the next few months. This decrease in output should help with the oversupply. As the world slowly regenerates from COVID-19, oil demand and use will increase. We should naturally see an attempt return to mean.
In the short term, here is a falling wedge that appears to be printing. You can see bullish divergence on RSI and stochastic bottomed out. I will long the breakout and place shorts inside green box.
As industry is pushed towards more energy efficient solutions, oil has been steadily produced in the background. The supply/demand mismatch initially creates burden on the producers, who have to store excess oil and deal with price volatility. Now, in a world nearly shutdown from COVID-19, demand for oil is at an astonishing low.
However, the USA, Russia, and Saudi Arabia have all agreed to decrease oil production over the next few months. This decrease in output should help with the oversupply. As the world slowly regenerates from COVID-19, oil demand and use will increase. We should naturally see an attempt return to mean.
In the short term, here is a falling wedge that appears to be printing. You can see bullish divergence on RSI and stochastic bottomed out. I will long the breakout and place shorts inside green box.