Tuesday, March 31, 2009

PowerShares DB Crude Oil Dble Long ETN (DXO)

Quick look at the PowerShares DB Crude Oil Dble Long ETN (DXO) ;
1) Focus on that moving average (support level)
2) Will that support hold ? sell off not done on high (or increased) volume
Waiting for an extreme sell off to enter step by step
If crude goes below 45$ , forget this scenario

3 comments:

Richard said...

Hi Moise,

reading your comments you confuse me a bit. On the one hand you say that you're waiting for an extreme sell-off in order to go long step by step, on the other hand oil would probably need to go below $45 anyway for a sell-off in which case you say forget this scenario....

I'm still in at 2.14, missed $3.20 and hoped for better at $3.00

Just trying to figure out if I should take profits and hope for DXO to go towards $2.00 again.

Thanks

Richard

Jonathan said...

Even if it's a commodity, we can compare it with the Weinstein waves.

It seems to me that after the #4, we're now in the phase #1 of consolidation around the MA30 (or 50).

We need to wait until a good breakout above the MA with great volumes. It could be the start of the 2nd wave.

Moise Levi said...

Hi Richard,

In regular times, I would be a typical trend follower ; we are not facing "logical markets" these days ; meaning ? get in fast on extremes, sell on any bounces up.

Pattern of oil is getting much better ; gut feeling ? oil will trend up

Intuition versus reality ; if prices close below $45, my intuition will be wrong