Oil Is One Close From $100 — Smart Money Is Already Loaded
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Bullmarket Lifestyle by Daniel WilhelmiIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 05 Sept 2026, 12:00 UTC
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- 05 Sept 2026, 13:19 UTC

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The analysis focuses on the bullish outlook for the energy sector and gold miners. WTI crude oil is shown to be breaking out of a multi-year descending triangle formation on a weekly chart, indicating a potential upside target towards $100. The failure bound for this trade is considered to be around $75. The energy sector ETF, XLE, has shown a strong uptrend throughout 2023, with performance reaching approximately 37%. The analysis suggests that if XLE breaks above the $64.39 resistance level, it could target $70, with a failure bound at $60. Gold miners ETF, GDX, has also been underperforming but is showing signs of a potential reversal, with its performance suggesting an upcoming rally. The presenter believes that the smart money is positioning for a rally in energy stocks and gold miners, driven by the anticipation of a move higher in oil prices and a potential economic downturn that typically benefits gold.
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