Oil and Gas Industry - Debunking Fundamental Analysis
This course will open your eyes to how the forces of supply and demand control and govern our civilization, not only our lives but also the financial markets, crude oil and gas included. More than 5 hours of video analysis will show why you do not need fundamental analysis to trade the financial markets. This is the first course I record after the core principles. It's taking me a few years to decide what to do and how to explain these concepts so anyone can understand them.
More than 5 hours of video analysis will show why you do not need fundamental analysis to trade the financial markets and why you are probably missing the big moves. These concepts can be applied to any market: stocks, equities, Forex and cryptocurrencies.
What will you learn in more than 5 hours of video analysis?
Whether you like it or not, supply and demand forces control the markets, our lives and our world. 120 assets analyzed: futures, ETFs and equities from all over the world to prove that the oil industry is moved by supply and demand like any other sector and industry. Light Crude Oil and Brent Futures are analyzed, and both are put into context against stocks from the US, India, China, Canada, Saudi Arabia and other countries are analyzed. Fundamental analysis is already priced in—no need to have a PhD in economics or learn complex methodologies to make money. Trading should be boring. You must have mechanical rules to follow. Supply and demand can provide you with proven rules to trade the markets. Only a couple of hours a week are enough to make money. Intraday trading is addictive and can blow up your account very quickly. The bigger the timeframe, the higher its reliability. Smart money trades long-term; learn when and where you can trade with them. Use the bigger timeframes to trade smaller timeframes. You can use the bigger timeframes in the oil and gas industry to open positions with the support of the bigger timeframe supply or demand imbalance. No hindsight trading. Most of the hundreds of analyses and imbalances in this video course were discussed weeks and months (sometimes years) before the imbalances took control. There is no after-the-fact trading or trading in hindsight. Hundreds of successful trades can prove it. Earning reports will lure you into thinking of something else. OPEP and oil supply figures are usually irrelevant. Once an imbalance takes control, the smart money will start playing its game. Wars, conflicts, and COVID-19 are, unfortunately, catalysers. These seemingly catastrophic world events are needed to help prices reach the bigger timeframe imbalances where the smart money will start to buy again at bargain prices. Context, location and supply and demand rule everything. You must put into context price action in lower timeframes into the bigger timeframes, or you will only see the trees and not the forest. Avoid unnecessary losses by not selling into demand or buying into supply. Even if trading the smaller timeframes, you should know where the bigger timeframe imbalances are. You might be selling into a demand level that will reverse the market. Use the bigger timeframe imbalance as a foundation to trade other methodologies. Don’t let the charlatans cloud your mind. Make your own educated decisions based on price action and logic. Oil and Gas Industry
All the industries in the oil and gas sector are analyzed.
Oil equipment and services Exploration and production Midstream Integrated Refining and marketing Together with stocks in the US, Saudi Arabia, China, India and Canada This course will not explain how supply and demand imbalances are created. The complete course Supply and Demand Core Principles explains in full detail everything you need to know to successfully trade the markets using these forces.
More than 5 hours of video analysis will show why you do not need fundamental analysis to trade the financial markets and why you are probably missing the big moves. These concepts can be applied to any market: stocks, equities, Forex and cryptocurrencies.
What will you learn in more than 5 hours of video analysis?
Whether you like it or not, supply and demand forces control the markets, our lives and our world. 120 assets analyzed: futures, ETFs and equities from all over the world to prove that the oil industry is moved by supply and demand like any other sector and industry. Light Crude Oil and Brent Futures are analyzed, and both are put into context against stocks from the US, India, China, Canada, Saudi Arabia and other countries are analyzed. Fundamental analysis is already priced in—no need to have a PhD in economics or learn complex methodologies to make money. Trading should be boring. You must have mechanical rules to follow. Supply and demand can provide you with proven rules to trade the markets. Only a couple of hours a week are enough to make money. Intraday trading is addictive and can blow up your account very quickly. The bigger the timeframe, the higher its reliability. Smart money trades long-term; learn when and where you can trade with them. Use the bigger timeframes to trade smaller timeframes. You can use the bigger timeframes in the oil and gas industry to open positions with the support of the bigger timeframe supply or demand imbalance. No hindsight trading. Most of the hundreds of analyses and imbalances in this video course were discussed weeks and months (sometimes years) before the imbalances took control. There is no after-the-fact trading or trading in hindsight. Hundreds of successful trades can prove it. Earning reports will lure you into thinking of something else. OPEP and oil supply figures are usually irrelevant. Once an imbalance takes control, the smart money will start playing its game. Wars, conflicts, and COVID-19 are, unfortunately, catalysers. These seemingly catastrophic world events are needed to help prices reach the bigger timeframe imbalances where the smart money will start to buy again at bargain prices. Context, location and supply and demand rule everything. You must put into context price action in lower timeframes into the bigger timeframes, or you will only see the trees and not the forest. Avoid unnecessary losses by not selling into demand or buying into supply. Even if trading the smaller timeframes, you should know where the bigger timeframe imbalances are. You might be selling into a demand level that will reverse the market. Use the bigger timeframe imbalance as a foundation to trade other methodologies. Don’t let the charlatans cloud your mind. Make your own educated decisions based on price action and logic. Oil and Gas Industry
All the industries in the oil and gas sector are analyzed.
Oil equipment and services Exploration and production Midstream Integrated Refining and marketing Together with stocks in the US, Saudi Arabia, China, India and Canada This course will not explain how supply and demand imbalances are created. The complete course Supply and Demand Core Principles explains in full detail everything you need to know to successfully trade the markets using these forces.
About Oil and Gas Industry - Debunking Fundamental Analysis
This course will open your eyes to how the forces of supply and demand control and govern our civilization, not only our lives but also the financial markets, crude oil and gas included. More than 5 hours of video analysis will show why you do not need fundamental analysis to trade the financial markets. This is the first course I record after the core principles. It's taking me a few years to decide what to do and how to explain these concepts so anyone can understand them.
More than 5 hours of video analysis will show why you do not need fundamental analysis to trade the financial markets and why you are probably missing the big moves. These concepts can be applied to any market: stocks, equities, Forex and cryptocurrencies.
What will you learn in more than 5 hours of video analysis?
- Whether you like it or not, supply and demand forces control the markets, our lives and our world.
- 120 assets analyzed: futures, ETFs and equities from all over the world to prove that the oil industry is moved by supply and demand like any other sector and industry. Light Crude Oil and Brent Futures are analyzed, and both are put into context against stocks from the US, India, China, Canada, Saudi Arabia and other countries are analyzed.
- Fundamental analysis is already priced in—no need to have a PhD in economics or learn complex methodologies to make money.
- Trading should be boring. You must have mechanical rules to follow. Supply and demand can provide you with proven rules to trade the markets.
- Only a couple of hours a week are enough to make money. Intraday trading is addictive and can blow up your account very quickly.
- The bigger the timeframe, the higher its reliability. Smart money trades long-term; learn when and where you can trade with them.
- Use the bigger timeframes to trade smaller timeframes. You can use the bigger timeframes in the oil and gas industry to open positions with the support of the bigger timeframe supply or demand imbalance.
- No hindsight trading. Most of the hundreds of analyses and imbalances in this video course were discussed weeks and months (sometimes years) before the imbalances took control. There is no after-the-fact trading or trading in hindsight. Hundreds of successful trades can prove it.
- Earning reports will lure you into thinking of something else.
- OPEP and oil supply figures are usually irrelevant. Once an imbalance takes control, the smart money will start playing its game.
- Wars, conflicts, and COVID-19 are, unfortunately, catalysers. These seemingly catastrophic world events are needed to help prices reach the bigger timeframe imbalances where the smart money will start to buy again at bargain prices.
- Context, location and supply and demand rule everything. You must put into context price action in lower timeframes into the bigger timeframes, or you will only see the trees and not the forest.
- Avoid unnecessary losses by not selling into demand or buying into supply. Even if trading the smaller timeframes, you should know where the bigger timeframe imbalances are. You might be selling into a demand level that will reverse the market.
- Use the bigger timeframe imbalance as a foundation to trade other methodologies.
- Don’t let the charlatans cloud your mind. Make your own educated decisions based on price action and logic.
Oil and Gas Industry
All the industries in the oil and gas sector are analyzed.
- Oil equipment and services
- Exploration and production
- Midstream
- Integrated
- Refining and marketing
- Together with stocks in the US, Saudi Arabia, China, India and Canada
This course will not explain how supply and demand imbalances are created. The complete course Supply and Demand Core Principles explains in full detail everything you need to know to successfully trade the markets using these forces.