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DB Oil Fund Invesco (NY: DBO )

14.34 -0.43 (-2.91%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 6:30 PM EST, Nov 25, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Thriving On Hawkish Fed
S&P 500 looks to be getting under pressure soon again, today. There is no support from bonds unless this stage is an intraday risk-on reversal. 
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Where To Look For Fresh Gains
S&P 500 meets unpleasantly high inflation, which is forcing the hand of the Fed. Stocks are going to have a hard time recovering, and the bullish window of opportunity may be drastically shortened. 
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More Profits Ahead
S&P 500 bulls have a firm grip on higher prices – we‘re looking at another green day today. 
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Rally Postponed
S&P 500 bulls haven‘t lost the opportunity to force higher prices, but need to repel the upcoming intraday flush that can come today, and possibly even continue tomorrow. 
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Rally Time
S&P 500 bulls withstood the prospect of hawkish Fed getting more job market leeway on Friday, and look to be entering the week with a slight advantage. 
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Energy Report: $87 In A Flash
Surging demand, falling supply and a spattering of geopolitical risk has got the market surging higher. 
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Finding Guidance From The Latest CoT Report
For the first time in 3 months, hedge funds are net short Nasdaq 100 index (mini) futures. 
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Smelling Blood
S&P 500 bulls are getting rightfully challenged again – the Fed hikes are approaching. 
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Deer In The Headlights
S&P 500 bulls are about to meet the bears again, and higher yields won‘t save value stocks, let alone spawn a rush to tech safety. 
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The Commodities Feed: OPEC+ Sticks To Its Plan
Yesterday’s OPEC+ meeting offered little relief to the market. As widely expected the group agreed to a further output increase of 400Mbbls/d for March. 
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Getting Long In The Tooth
S&P 500 bulls again scored gains yesterday, but the sectoral rotation and credit market turn would build a vulnerability going into Friday when the value would suffer. 
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Futures, Global Markets Soar In Biggest 4-Day Rally Since November 2020
US equity futures and global stocks from Europe to Asia were headed for the biggest four-day rally since November 2020, supercharged by blockbuster earnings AMD and Google, which hit an all time high... 
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Weekly Gasoline Prices: Regular And Premium Up 4 Cents
As of January 31, the price of Regular and Premium were up four cents each from the previous week. Reports say that California has the highest average price for Regular at $4.63 and Mississippi has the... 
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Forex Today: Reserve Bank Of Australia Ends QE
The RBA, as expected, maintained its interest rate at 0.1% and brought its asset purchase program to an end. 
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Working Out Great
S&P 500 left the 4,270s – 4,330s range with an upside breakout – after bonds finally caught some bid. 
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Crude OIL Elliott Wave Analysis: Bulls Are In Play
Crude oil is higher as demand continues as governments are not making any new restrictions (yet) despite increasing covid cases. 
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Latest CoT Report - What It Tells About The Future
By nature, small-caps have larger exposure to the domestic economy compared to their larger-cap brethren which are also exposed internationally. This arguably does not bode well for the US economy in... 
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Powell Put Coming
S&P 500 bulls wasted another opportunity to come back – the FOMC consequences keep biting as fears of a hawkish Fed are growing. 
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One More Time
Wild FOMC day is over, and markets are repricing the perceived fresh hawkishness when there was none really. 
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Rushing Headlong
S&P 500 bulls withstood yesterday‘s test, and are well-positioned to extend gains, especially on the upcoming well-received FOMC statement and soothing press conference. 
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Glass Half Empty Or Half Full?
S&P 500 bulls would get tested today again, and at least a draw would be a positive result, as yesterday‘s tech upswing is more likely to be continued tomorrow than today – that‘s how it usually goes... 
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Relief Rally, Maybe?
The dollar is likely to waver in the medium-term, and that‘s what‘s helping the great and profitable moves in commodities, and reviving precious metals. 
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Still Pushing For More
S&P 500 buyers still can‘t get their act together – the momentum remains to the downside until credit markets turn and tech bleeding stops. 
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Another One Bites The Dust
Copper is paring back on the missed opportunity to catch up – the red metal will be dragged higher alongside the other commodities, and isn‘t yet offering signs of true, outperforming strength. 
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SPX Reversing Again
Let‘s keep enjoying the SPX short and oil long profits, while having an eye on how far can the bulls move the 500-strong index today. That would require quite a move in bonds and tech ... S&P 500... 
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Commodity Futures Trading Technical Analysis - 2022 Alert
Commodity Price Elliott Wave analysis today: Gold price, Copper, Nickel, Iron Ore, Crude Oil, Natural Gas and US Dollar Index trading strategies. 
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Oil Smashing Stocks
S&P 500 upswing isn‘t to be trusted, and its defensive nature out of tune with bonds is part of the reason why. 
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Commodity Futures Elliott Wave Analysis 2022
Commodity Price Analysis Today: Gold price, Copper, Nickel, Iron Ore, Crude Oil, Natural Gas and US Dollar Index Trading Strategies. 
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CoT: How Noncommercials, Hedge Funds Are Positioned This Week
Money continued to move into US-based equity funds, drawing $9.9 billion in the week to Wednesday, for a four-week take of $56.2 billion. This is too good of a flow to continue at the current pace. 
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Crude Oil Surges As US Dollar Wilts Under CPI Burden. Where To Next For WTI?
Crude oil has surged above all short, medium and long term simple moving averages (SMAs) and appears set to test potential resistance at the November highs of 84.97 and 85.41. 
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