2026-01-04 17:24:54

Recently, the escalation of geopolitical tensions has driven up energy prices, and the crude oil market is brewing a significant volatility. My observation is that those long-suppressed oil prices are about to explode—there's a high probability of a jump at the Monday open.

Let's talk about trading ideas. In the short term, it's best to chase the rally at the open and exit decisively after taking profits; there's no need to hold on for too long. After a price correction, consider a secondary position, capturing the trend through quick in and out trades. Such small wave opportunities are most likely to appear amid intense volatility.

Regarding specific entry points, consider going long around the 57 level, with a short-term target of 60-62. Of course, this kind of operation carries risks and requires strict stop-loss and risk management.

Interestingly, the volatility in this commodity often transmits to the crypto market. As a risk asset, BTC's movement during such periods is also worth paying attention to.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-06 21:41

Jumping on Monday? I bet five bucks it will crash down haha Chasing the rally is an old trick; a pullback is the real strategy Entering long at 57? What about risk management, brother? Have you set your stop-loss? Oil price speculation is the same game, the crypto world is also playing along, it's all a game of capital Quick in and out sounds easy, but how many can actually do it in real trading

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ContractSurrender

· 01-05 09:11

Can it rise on Monday? I’m skeptical; the geopolitical situation is changing too quickly. Honestly, there are quite a few people chasing longs at 57, be careful not to get trapped inside. If this wave of BTC moves is linked to oil prices, it would be interesting, but I don’t think it will be that simple. Quick in and out sounds great, but in practice, stop-loss orders often can't be executed, and that's true. Energy prices have been rising for so long; is the rebound really that big? It depends on future news and developments.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-04 17:47

Opening jump? Man, your prediction is too bold. I bet on a moon coin, and you'll be trapped by Monday.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-04 17:38

Chasing on Monday directly? I think it's risky; the geopolitical waters are too deep, and it's easy to get caught. Those who chase the high will have to cut losses; better to wait for a pullback. I'm optimistic about BTC's rise; as for oil prices, forget it. A jump at the opening? Haha, here we go again, always saying the same thing. Entering long at 57? Feels like I should wait a bit longer; no need to rush.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 01-04 17:33

Will Monday really see a surge? It seems like such predictions happen every week, haha. Fast in and out is the ideal scenario; in actual trading, just being able to execute stop-loss orders properly is already good enough. Wait, how much can we make from this move from 57 to 60-62? We'll probably lose half of the fees. BTC also fluctuates along with it, which is really the key.

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