dRends35

USOIL - Next Leg Down Coming Up

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TVC:USOIL   CFDs on WTI Crude Oil
USOIL appears to have completed an ABC running flat continuation pattern.

I did initially think a bounce may be on as it drifted sideways but the first star followerd by downside acceleration showed that the dominant trend has probably re-established and its to the downside.

Second star shows upward pressure is too weak to hold as it did before.

Hugging the 200DMA second star finding resistance.

I think this will get going down the hill again soon and a 1:1 fib extension will take the second leg to $76.

XOM short linked below.

Not advice.
Comment:
Two shakeout reversal patterns in the end which seems to happen at pivotal moments - through the 200DMA.

Comment:
Comment:
Monthly looking bearish AF - very high probability this crashes to at least $50 perhaps even $30 and no point in talking much more for now.

Comment:
Last support - Big fall once it breaks.

Comment:
Star re-test of support now turned to résistance. Heading down.

Comment:
Re-tested and rejected from previous resistance


And it bounced at the 1:1 fib from the 3 previous pivots.


If this fib fails it should collapse to the 1.618 @ $72 I think.
Comment:
Another bounce along with everything else today except for DXY.

This 4H50MA should be a good test to see if the trend is flowing. If it is going to be as simple as another wave down and also if its a capitulation wave which I thought it might be then I think this MA should hold.

Comment:
USOIL has reversed at the 1:1 so it may be about to form a right shoulder LPSY. Oil shorts covered.


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