New video shows how to trade crude oil in 90 seconds

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Is it possible to learn how to trade Crude Oil in just 90 seconds???

"OH YES" and here's why.

There are three key factors that drive crude oil prices.

1. SUPPLY

2. DEMAND

3. PERCEPTION

Now you can stack the deck in your favor and trade like a pro. All you need to do is watch my NEW 90 second video.

No registration required ... Find out how you can become a winner in crude oil in just 90 seconds.


Check out the original 90 second forex video.

Video Lesson: Developing a Premium Portfolio

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Good Wednesday to everyone!I was in late last night putting the finishing touches

on my new video lesson series "Developing a Premium Portfolio",
so that you can have it for today!

In this video lesson series I will dive into three major topics
that will help you create a portfolio that you can be proud of,
and profitable in!

Part one covers Diversification within your portfolio. Diversity
is the one thing that ALL successful traders' portfolios have
in common. Developing a diverse and profitable portfolio is
not as hard as it seems!

Watch the free streaming video lesson here

Symbols covered: Bear Stearns (NYSE_BSC),
Ford Motor Company (NYSE_F), Soybean Oil (BO.H08),
Crude Oil (CL.Z07).

Next MONDAY your video lesson will cover
"Confidence in Symbols."

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Does it matter if OPEC cuts tomorrow?

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To pump, or not to pump, that is the question facing OPEC minister when they meet tomorrow in Abu Dhabi.

Here's why I say. It is much ado about nothing.

OK, enough with the Shakespeare.

There are three elements that drive commodity price trends which include Crude Oil.

1. SUPPLY
2. DEMAND
3. SENTIMENT

I call this my "SDS" indicator. Any trader worth their salt uses this formula or some derivative of this formula for their trading.

So let's look at all three today on the eve of OPECs meeting tomorrow. The main decision OPEC is making in Abu Dhabi, is should they raise output by 500,000 barrels a day.

Here's how we see it. At this moment in time supply and demand is pretty much in balance and a bullish or bearish case can be argued either way.

Sentiment on the other hand can only be seen as neutral to leaning on the negative side of the equation.

Here's the scenario as I see it.

OPEC does nothing = prices rally and traders sell into the rally.
OPEC raises output = traders sell.

Sentiment for crude oil in the short-term is decidedly bearish. We expect this sentiment will drive crude prices down into the low eighties by the end of the month.


Adam Hewison