There are many ways to invest during a crisis such as 2020, and oil is no exception. The main difference with oil investing compared to regular equities is that the oil industry has been not doing well in general going back even a few years before the crisis.  This video assumes that you have already made the decision to invest in oil and are reviewing the ways of doing it. Perhaps in a future video I will weigh in on if I actually would do the same thing myself. This video will cover 4 different methods or asset classes which are possible ways of investing in oil. Of course there are other instruments but I'll just cover these. Which one you choose depends on your risk tolerance, account size, account type and also how much time you are willing to spend maintaining the positions.  My key point is that there have been heavy new money inflows into one retail instrument for oil which seems to be a favourite amongst many retail investors; but their favourite is actually my least favourite. I will explain to you why I believe this instrument is a bad idea and what are the alternatives. Of course, I can't give out any investment advice and you need to choose but I'm still going to give the reasons. In these unprecedented times in this crisis of 2020, this look very bad for the oil industry at this point. Oil tankers are plentiful around the world, storing oil with nowhere to go and running out of storage. While this is collapsing prices, especially the front month oil contract, behind the scenes it's also collapsing investment in exploration and drilling. This is really one of the only fundamental arguments for oil, lack of investment in exploration now will make oil more expensive once demand returns.  We don't know how many years it will take for demand to return, but what we do know is that new wells and new production will be slowing. This could possibly be a drag on supply in the future. The only other possible bullish tailwind in the future for oil is weakening the USD. This currency is very expensive now and it's possible that governments may take action much like they did in the 1980s to lower the value of the USD. This would make oil priced in USD more expensive. Podcast form of video: https://anchor.fm/neil33 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/clockworkcharts Twitter: https://twitter.com/clockworkcharts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clockwork_charts #nosmallcreator

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Best Way to Invest in Oil Right Now (2020)

The McClellan oscillator is a powerful charting tool indeed, one of the all time greats in technical analysis. Founded by the McClellan family, Tom carried on the family tradition in charting and is doing some top rate work. I've been using this indicator as one of my tools for a number of years. But Tom recently came out with one of his email newsletters explaining this a little bit clearer than I've been using the indicator. There are two ways of properly using this indicator according to Tom. He calls it a simple and complex method. I lean towards doing this in simple ways in trading and Tom seemed to go this way as well in this case. Trend lines can be drawn on the indicator by following a series of lower highs on the chart. It's simple, when the indicator breaks out of this trend, it's bullish.  I'm breaking my own trend on the channel a little bit and posting an instructional video. I hope you like it as it'll be a part of a playlist and hopefully the first of many. Credit to Tom McClellan's Free "Chart in Focus" material which inspired some of the content in this video. It's highly recommended, also consider some of his paid services! Clockwork Charts Podcast form of video: https://anchor.fm/neil33 https://anchor.fm/s/e13f034/podcast/rss Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/clockworkcharts Twitter: https://twitter.com/clockworkcharts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clockwork_charts #nosmallcreator #technicalanalysis

How to use McClellan Oscillator according to Tom McClellan

How many times has the President tweeted about a China trade deal just to later see no deal, markets go up anyway pretty much every time it happens. Trump tweets China trade deal is a regular occurrence in markets. This video looks at the possibility that the President has an in-house technical charting analyst who is advising him exactly when to send out the tweets. We've seen it before where he appears to not be talking to China at certain points in time, only to later find out they were always talking. We'll look at ways of dealing with the Trump tweets china trade deal volatility and what are some strategy adjustment that can be made. As of Dec 13, 2019 there has been (once again) a deal in principle between the two countries. China has no given any specifics on what has been agreed to in terms of purchases or tariffs. This will be another interesting story to follow. China has acknowledged that there is deal on paper but they are needing more time for legal review and translation of the deal. It's likely that markets will continue higher at least in the early part of the new year, but I have a feeling this story is not over. Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/clockworkcharts Twitter - https://twitter.com/clockworkcharts Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/clockwork_charts #nosmallcreator

Trump’s In-house Stock Chartist

Raising the inflation rate target is something that both the Federal Reserve and the People's Bank of China (PBOC) have announced they are seriously considering in 2020. Whether the numbers are actually real or not, the official inflation rate has been very low in developed countries for many years. The Fed is pondering raising the target higher than the current 2% over the medium term, while China is targeting a whopping 4%. Why might they be doing this? I believe it is another method of both countries trying to extend the current economic cycle, which is clearly aging. There is still plenty of leverage in the system and could cause other problems if a downturn begins. I'll have to assume for now that this program will be successful if implemented. As usual, we'll take a look at the trend going on in the S&P500 and update the views from last video. Also, we'll take a look at some inflation themed trades which have been down for several years and might start showing some signs of life. As always, this video is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Reading Links: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-12-02/federal-reserve-s-inflation-approach-to-benefit-markets https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3040251/chinas-central-bank-hints-possibility-higher-2020-inflation Follow me Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/clockworkcharts Twitter - https://twitter.com/clockworkcharts Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/clockwork_charts

Raising the inflation rate target 2020

Using the slope of a moving average for trading stocks, ETFs or futures is a great way for determining and following trend. It's a way to take emotions and ego in trading out of the picture and just follow the direction of the market. I cover what specific settings I use when setting up a moving average. No system of trading is perfect but this one really increases the probability of success. Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/clockworkcharts Twitter - https://twitter.com/clockworkcharts Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/clockwork_charts #nosmallcreator

Using slope of a moving average

This is a brief background of my 20 years as a trader and the first episode of the podcast and YouTube channel. We talk about how trading skills are not necessarily transferrable from one person to another. Each person has their own characteristics and cannot automatically trade under someone else’s system.

Intro - Trading is unique and difficult

This is NOT just another how-to trading podcast. It’s a up to date with current market events view into the life of someone who’s been trading for 15+ years. This is the audio version of YouTube Channel called Clockwork Charts. Trading is not always exciting, it’s actually quite boring most of the time. It would be great if you could tune in on YouTube but not everyone wants to! Please send any feedback to info@clockworkcharts.com

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Clockwork Charts | Stock Charting Podcast

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