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A Short-Term Trade Based on Long Term Economic Laws
Trading is an economic activity. Traders are simply reacting to the changes in the supply and demand of commodities and other factors that affect a stock price. Trends that develop in supply and demand often last for extended periods of time.
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This means that monitoring supply and demand trends could provide insights to traders. In the oil market, for now, at least some analysts believe that supply is increasing as the demand for the commodity is diminishing. This is a setup under the laws of supply and demand for lower oil prices.
We begin with that point in our latest article. Then we identify a company that could be affected by those factors. It is a company working to increase supply at great expense while analysts suggest this might not be the ideal time to do so.
However, expansion projects like this requires years to complete so it is entirely possible that the company is implementing the best strategy for the long term. However, from a trading perspective it might be better to focus on the short-term when considering this company. We detail a strategy that could benefit short term traders with precisely defined levels of risk.
From that perspective of a short-term trader, there is a potentially rewarding short term trading opportunity as we explain here.
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