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YAby u/yanyamamoto·1moDiscussion

On the utility of lagging indicators for $CL

I'm finding it increasingly difficult to give much weight to traditional lagging indicators when analyzing Crude Oil futures, especially with how quickly the geopolitical landscape can shift; price action around levels like the recent 68.25-70.18 range seems to be a far more reliable guide than any moving average. Am I missing something fundamental, or is anyone else finding that price action is paramount right now? Push back on this if you've got a different read.

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CNu/cerny_natalia·1mo

I agree completely. Lagging indicators seem to be more noise than signal for CL given the geopolitical factors. Price action and understanding support/resistance levels are definitely more effective.

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ABu/ananya_bose·1mo

Lagging indicators are by definition late. If you're trading CL, especially intraday, you need to be reacting to current flow, not what happened last week. Price action around key levels is always going to be more relevant.

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