Crude Oil Pip Value, Lot Size and Contract Size
What an oil pip is worth, why a lot is 1 000 barrels, and how to turn a dollar stop into a position size.
Guides to trading crude oil signals: WTI and Brent, sizing in dollars per barrel, the weekly EIA report, OPEC decisions and oil trading strategies.
What an oil pip is worth, why a lot is 1 000 barrels, and how to turn a dollar stop into a position size.
The New York window, round number levels, how wide the stop needs to be, and how Wednesday fits into the week.
When oil opens and closes, the one session that makes the range, and the hours where the spread quietly triples.
What an oil position actually is, the sizing that catches people out, and a first month plan that keeps real money out of it.
Where each benchmark comes from, why the spread between them moves, and which one is better for trading signals.
What a CL contract is worth, how micro contracts change the maths, and why rollover catches people out.
Supply, demand, inventories, geopolitics and the dollar, in order of how much each actually matters week to week.
What the EIA report measures, why the API number the night before matters, and how to trade the release without being spiked out.
Why your broker shows a different oil price to the news, what contract month you are looking at, and how to read the chart.
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