Crude Oil’s Drop Is Bullish

A peace deal with Iran sent stocks to new all-time highs this week. That headline grabbed everyone.

Gianni Di Poce flagged the move that actually matters. Crude oil just broke down hard.

Crude oil dropped straight into Gianni’s downside target of $75 to $80 a barrel. He has been pointing to this level regularly.

The RSI is about to hit oversold. Bears now control the momentum in oil.

This move fights every fundamental story out there. Oil company CEOs keep warning about tight supply.

Gianni’s read is simple. The market prices the future, not the past. He even wonders if he was bearish enough.

Falling oil points to lower inflation ahead. Long-end bonds are already pricing it in.

The 30-year Treasury is rallying right now. Gianni calls this the confirmation signal he needed to see.

Lower oil and easing yields loosen market liquidity. That feeds straight into growth and tech.

The dollar is backing off against the euro. International stocks keep outpacing US names this year.

Tonight’s video breaks down the exact levels Gianni is trading:

Crude oil broke into the $75 to $80 target zone with RSI nearing oversold, a sign bears have seized momentum.
His next downside zone sits at $67 to $68 a barrel, which could fill the war gap and mark the big low in oil.
The 30-year Treasury bond is rallying as long-end markets price in lower inflation, a green light for growth and tech.
The dollar is sliding against the euro, fueling international stocks that already lead US stocks year to date.
Basic materials topped every sector last week, beating technology, with rare earths and uranium leading the charge.