Oil (CL) Live Intraday trading

OK gentlemen, let's keep this thread of CL calls active. (Only for CL!)

Just no more than 1 trade per day. (Don't have to trade everyday!)

A trade can be multiple days. (Or multiple weeks/months!)

Every trade includes an open call and exit call. (Otherwise, at least an open call!)

For every rollover to a new month, the original price of a trade must be re-stated and adjusted accordingly, corresponding to the current month's contract price for the same day! (Any questions?)
 
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OK gentlemen, let's keep this thread of CL calls active. (Only for CL!)

Just no more than 1 trade per day. (Don't have to trade everyday!)

A trade can be multiple days. (Or multiple weeks/months!)

Every trade includes an open call and exit call. (Otherwise, at least an open call!)

For every rollover to a new month, the original price of a trade must be re-stated and adjusted accordingly, corresponding to the current month's contract price for the same day! (Any questions?)


For example, the below trade/call opened on 4th November at $44 should now be updated, if this same trade/call is still held till today, equivalent to $47 for the May17 contract, when at the time of closing this trade by its expiry of May17 contract.

https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/oil-cl-live-intraday-trading.303105/page-4
Excellent thread indeed! :)

My call for the next few days is Long (now at $44), due to market expectancy and actual outcome of upcoming election result - Probability: 75% Up; 25% Down. :)
 
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maybe in such specific markets as coffee, corn and etc, where much less speculators and much more producers, it does matter.
but not in crude oil.
max oil prices by years.
1999 - $12
2006 - $60.
2008 - $140.
2009 - $40.
2011 - $110.
2016 - $30.
how did fundamentals change during this time to couse such movements?

Good thinking, and good question, indeed!
 
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