forex signal system trading: A Potential Gain of 43% in Oil

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The Oil Market's Expected Decline Could Deliver a Big Gain

Oil is a market that moves other markets. Demand for oil is often associated with economic growth. That means rising oil prices could mean the economy is growing and the stock market should be rallying. On the other hand, falling oil prices can forecast an economic slowdown and a declining stock market.

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But, it's not really that simple. At other times, a spike in oil prices has come right before a recession and in the analysis of some economists the oil spike may have caused several recessions in the past. That makes it difficult to interpret the price moves in this market.

Fortunately for traders, there are possibly ways to benefit from changes in the oil market without needing to get the economic forecast correct. We explain a strategy for that in our latest article and we look at a trade which applies that strategy to potentially profit from oil.

The trade is designed to benefit from the expected decline in oil prices but, as we always do, we keep an eye on risk. The truth is oil is a volatile market and prices could spurt higher without notice. So, we develop a trade that limits risk, in dollar terms, to about $160.

This could be the kind of trade, and strategy, smaller investors are searching for and it's all in our free educational article that is available right here.