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Crude Oil
Invest in Crude Oil
CFDs with TRADEUNOS
Invest in TRADEUNOS’s elite ‘Crude Oil’ Investments Plan and enjoy the benefits of vivid trade with up to 1:20 leverage. Our Trade
experts choose a mix of spread betting and CFD Trading to speculate on Crude Oil prices across various commodity exchanges such as
LSE, NYME and HKEX.
What are Crude Oil Investments?
Day trading ‘Crude oil’ is about speculating on short-term price movements, rather than attempting to assess the "real" value of
crude. By using a combination of long and short positions, our traders turn a profit whether the price of crude is rising or
falling.
Crude Oil trading usually occurs on-spot, commodity markets are non-expiring and are not subject to an expiry date or rollover
charges. These markets are priced based on the Futures contract and offer the opportunity to trade these markets long-term without the
need to roll.
the position on expiration of the current Futures contract. Continuous charting is available on these markets which allows us to apply
deeper levels of technical analysis to this commodity trading compared with traditional commodity market charting. With our
sophisticated network of sub-brokers, we trade both on ICE and NYMEX.
Why do we trade Crude Oil?
Greater Profit Potential
The bid spreads are tight, while leverages can go up to 10:1, allowing to make greater profits in
less time
Tax Efficient Trading
No Capital gains Tax are required to be paid for CFD and Spread bets in the UK
TRADEUNOS’s ‘Crude Oil Investment’ Advantage
Good Margins over 10%
Low spreads from 0.06 pips
Superior order execution
Legal regulated transactions
TRADEUNOS’s Crude Oil Trading Strategies
At TRADEUNOS, we utilize a variety of strategies and techniques to decide the best entry/exit point and timing to buy and sell
Crude Oil.
Fundamental Analysis
When doing our fundamental analysis we look at the fundamental indicators of an economy to try and
understand whether it is undervalued or overvalued, and how Crude Oil’s value is likely to move relative to another
Commodity
Technical Analysis
Technical Analysis involves reviewing the past and recent behavior of gold and its price trends with the
help of charts and sophisticated softwares to determine where the prices will rise or fall
Trend Trading
This involves us identifying any upward or downward trend in a gold prices and choosing trade entry and
exit points based on the positioning of the commodity price within the trend and the trend's relative strength.
TRADEUNOS’s Crude Oil Trading Methods
At TRADEUNOS, we utilize a variety of strategies and techniques to decide the best entry/exit point and timing to buy and sell
Crude Oil.
Moving averages Trading
The moving average aims to smooth out historic price data, calculating the average price over a certain
period of time. This allows us to look how the current rate compares to the average, which will filter out any sudden
or unexplained movements that could distort the historic price data.
Fibonnaci retracements for Pivot Points
Pivot points help isolate the price at which sentiment in market is likely to change. Calculating the
pivot point is done by simply averaging out the high, low and closing price of any given security.
This pivot point is usually referred the following day to signal what mood the market is in.
Bolly Band Bounce Trade
Bollinger Bands helps to analyze and identify when sentiments and prices will change direction within a
range-bound market.
This identifies three important levels that put the current price into perspective: the trendline (where it is heading
now), the upper line (where resistance will be met), and the lower line (where support will kick in).
Relative strength index (RSI)
This index is an indicator of momentum that compares the average gain made when prices have risen over a
set period of time, for 14 days as an example, compared to the average losses made in the same period. This provides
an idea of whether Crude Oil is set to become overvalued or undervalued in the near future