Testing a key swing area gives crude oil shorts a risk reference
Crude oil futures test a key swing area, giving traders a level to define risk and short-term bias.
Bison Interests CEO Josh Young says oil inventories are depleting and warns of currency debasement, with WTI fair value near $105.
Josh Young, founder and CEO of Bison Interests, warns that global oil inventories are depleting faster than widely understood. He contends that less than 10% of the world's stockpiles may actually be usable, leaving almost no buffer for an additional supply disruption. Young argues that West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude has a fair value around $105 per barrel. He also suggests a potential Iran peace agreement might not provide sustained market relief, and he identifies a segment of the energy sector he sees as significantly undervalued.
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Crude oil futures test a key swing area, giving traders a level to define risk and short-term bias.
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