NYSE:OXY   Occidental Petroleum Corporation


OXY - Elliott wave Analysis


Warren Buffet bought OXY in Q1,Q2 and Q3 of 2022. We can't all be Buffets but a a good setup might be in place right now.

A clear upward impulse wave starting in October 2020, with an extended third wave that reached its peak on May 31, 2022.

Since then, we have been witnessing a period of consolidation in the form of a retracement wave (4). The sideways movement of the price is characteristic of a triangle pattern.



Triangles are a slow and sideways movement that indicate a balance in the convictions between bulls and bears. They are only present in waves 4, B, and X, preceding the final wave of a sequence.

The eventual outcome of a triangle pattern is a wave 5 of the impulse sequence, also know as the post triangle thrust. The good part is that we can calculate this post triangle thrust.


In terms of Fibonacci retracements, the current retracement of 0.236 in wave 3 aligns with the second most common Fib retracement for wave 4.

It is important to note that triangle patterns can be difficult to trade. Why because in this case the triangle can take the form of a B wave at a larger degree than fall in wave C finishing the correction. than moving up in wave 5 of the larger impulse wave. This may not be relevant in the current situation, however, it is important to exercise caution and keep this in mind."

When they conclude though, they result is the post triangle thrust.

ConclusionGood upside potential at least to $74 level 13% increase from the current level. There is also another energy stock with the same wave count NYSE:PXD this time with a dividend yield of 11 %.



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