What top creators are saying about WTI Crude Oil(CL)

War premium is dissipating and prices are in a fast decline, but extreme short interest makes new short positions unattractive.

Recommends purchasing long-dated, far out-of-the-money (OTM) options as a bullish hedge due to attractive pricing on the curve.

Viewed as a buy in the $67-$70 range due to the need for strategic reserve refills.

Prices are falling below $80 as the market shows signs of struggle and investor nervousness.

Prices trending downward due to a 'peace dividend' from the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Bearish outlook; recommendation to fade price spikes as countries seek to keep prices low.

Market focus is on seeing oil prices decrease following potential diplomatic resolutions with Iran.

Prices below $80 are expected to act as a tailwind for trading volumes and tech stock performance.

Price dipped to $81 amid geopolitical and technical developments.

Expected to be impacted by increased flows following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and removal of the blockade.

Bearish sentiment due to potential peace negotiations between US and Iran.

Increased focus due to US-Iran conflicts; serves as a primary vehicle for trading supply shocks and global instability.

Prices are rising due to geopolitical tensions in Iran and potential supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, contributing to broader inflationary pressures.

Prices rose over 1% due to geopolitical tensions at Kharg Island, but markets expect eventual decreases due to supply control or diplomacy.

Prices rose 2.4% following geopolitical tensions and aggressive rhetoric regarding Iran, with market fears of escalation driving bullish momentum.

Wait for support zone entry; potential bounce to $102 with long-term upside to $150.

OPEC+ supply increase and geopolitical disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz create a cautious market outlook.

Back on the menu as prices rise due to Iran conflict and geopolitical tensions.

Host remains long on oil, expecting a move back toward $85 and higher.

Prices rose 6% following news that Iran intends to halt negotiations until the situation in Lebanon is resolved.

Bearish pressure expected from U.S. administration rhetoric to keep prices below $100; breaking $90 is a key relief valve.

Supply chain issues expected to persist; looking for support and inflection points between $80 and $85.

Aggressively bearish due to government intervention and lack of momentum.

Geopolitical risks in the Middle East could drive prices to extreme highs, though this may eventually cause demand destruction.

Middle East tensions are driving prices; analyst is currently in a long trade looking for a bounce to $80-$85.

Recent price shocks act as an 'energy tax' that could signal a looming recession and the end of the current business cycle.

Prices fell below $100 due to reports of a draft U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement and potential lifting of sanctions.

Market entering a 'red zone' due to lack of new exports and depleting stocks amid peak summer demand.

The user believes being long on oil is a strategic necessity.

Remains over $100 per barrel, contributing to broader inflationary pressure.

Chart is 'coiling' and looking scary as prices rise toward key levels.

High oil prices are cited as a primary inflation driver that could prevent the Fed from cutting interest rates as expected.

Bullish as long as it stays above $102.26; targeting the $120 region.

Inventories are at operational stress levels; a breach of storage floors could cause prices to skyrocket.

Trading above $100, acting as a macroeconomic headwind with potential to pressure market resilience.

Expected price decline due to projected supply increases following the UAE's decision to leave OPEC.

Geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz act as a primary volatility driver for prices.

Gained 1.5% due to stalled US-Iran peace talks with expectations of hitting an all-time high by tomorrow's end of day.

Potential supply constraints and volatility due to technical limitations and water encroachment in Iranian reservoirs.

Experienced a sharp 8.70% spike due to geopolitical tensions and false reports of an attack on Iran.

Prices spiked to $90 due to geopolitical uncertainty and stalled negotiations, with expectations of further volatility.

Oil is currently priced at $90 per barrel.

Prices dropped 5% due to potential US unfreezing of Iranian assets and nuclear concessions.

Physical delivery prices are significantly higher than futures, signaling a tight supply and a permanent geopolitical risk premium of $5 to $10.

Steep contango indicates a historically reliable bottom in cash prices as producers withhold supply for future sale.

Predicts a significant supply glut within 12 to 18 months as high prices incentivize overproduction, leading to a price crash.

IEA sharply cut supply and demand growth forecasts due to geopolitical conflicts and economic weight.

Potential price drops due to geopolitical shifts could lead the market to overlook current high inflation prints.

Prices are rising due to geopolitical tensions and the Strait of Hormuz blockade, though the global economy remains resilient to current levels.

A potential deal involving a ban on Iranian enrichment is viewed as a catalyst to lower oil prices.