How to Trade the Potential Return of $100 Oil

October 6, 2021

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How to Trade the Potential Return of $100 Oil by Ian Cooper

Wedge Patterns by Rob Roy

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How to Trade the Potential Return of $100 Oil
by Ian Cooper

Crude oil just spiked to $78 a barrel.

All after OPEC+ "reconfirmed the production adjustment plan" that it previously agreed that would see 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) added in November, as noted by Reuters.

That, coupled with a global energy crunch, and oil prices could be headed to $100 a barrel, warned Bank of America analysts. "[O]il prices could spike and lead to a second round of inflationary pressures around the world,” analysts including Francisco Blanch wrote in a note. “Put differently, we may just be one storm away from the next macro hurricane.”

In short, we could be looking at a real mess with oil prices.

One of the best ways to defend your portfolio against rising oil prices is to invest in oil related stocks and ETFs. In fact, here are some of the top ETFs you may want to consider.

SPDR Energy Select Sector ETF (XLE)

At $55 with an expense ratio of 0.12%, the XLE ETF provides exposure to companies in the oil, gas and consumable fuel, energy equipment and services industries, as noted by State Street SPDR. Not only does an ETF allow for diversification, you can buy it for less.

For example, we can buy the SPDR Energy Select Sector ETF (XLE) for $55 a share. If we were to buy 100 shares, it would cost us $5,500. If we were to buy some of the fund’s top holdings individually, it would cost far more than that.

Wedge Patterns
by Rob Roy

For a Straddle or Strangle to succeed the stock typically needs to make a larger price move than it has in the recent past. With that said, the stock needs a history of being able to move the amount needed for the Straddle or Strangle to make a profit. To accomplish this, there are a few stock chart patterns that give the trader a few key pieces of information to be able to create a Straddle or Strange that has edge built into the trade.

The chart patterns that give this information are known as “wedge” patterns. They have several other names such as, pennant patterns, consolidation patterns, flag patterns, among several others. The names are not important. However, what the stock is doing is important.

Regardless of the type of wedge pattern, all three of the patterns shown below contain some similarities. The size of each swing move (the straight move between pivot points, or tops and bottoms) are getting smaller from the “mouth” of the wedge to the “point” of the wedge. The “mouth” is the wide section of the wedge on the left side of the charts. The “point” of the wedge is the end of the edge on the right side of the charts.

The first profit opportunity we will review this week is a stock purchase in RHI, or Robert Half International. RHI is the world’s first and largest specialized staffing firm.

The monthly chart shows that RHI has been in a strong bull trend since last year’s low. The current pause gives us a buying opportunity.

The daily chart shows that RHI has a bullish pattern of higher highs and higher lows since the chart started last October. RHI has been going sideways for a few weeks. Sideways trading in a bull trend is usually followed by a further advance.

We recommend buying RHI stock at the current price level. The RHI dividend yield is 1.5%.

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