Disliked{quote} Well I can only speak for myself, but I find that crude oil is very technical looking at H4 and Daily supply and demand (areas of consolidation followed by large sell-offs or rallies). But it can be very whippy if you don't know its behaviour. I wouldn't be looking at "explosion moments" as such, but generally crude oil moves the most after NYMEX open. I would be looking at a larger tf analysis.Ignored
right now, I'm studying price action only... however my idea about "explosion moments" is because If I could filter these moments, when the market goes sharp to a side (does not matter which side), and use bars like renko bars or range bars, I could make some nice trades...
can I post a picture here?
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