TVC:USOIL   CFDs on WTI Crude Oil
Traders I come to you midweek with outlook 10 for good reason.

I told members I would let the market move about at the start of the week due to the large bullish gap and impulsive moves. All FUNDAMENTLS have been called correctly and the most recent one which was the banning of Russian energy exportation, I wonder where this was written over a week before hand.

Next on my hitlist for fundamentals are:

Dollar targeted
New ATH
Deep world recession

Everything we predicted from a fundamental aspect has been seen and you can tell it's no coincidence!

Today I mapped out a bearish scenario for WTI which is coming through perfectly so far and now that we are seeing some real pullbacks we can start returning to technicals for guidance. WTI should pull back deeper and my eyes are locked in at $99.50 - $98.22 but I also can't shake the gap fill around $92.00. There is nothing to stop USOIL hitting the $92.00 as this would provide a huge buy region, a technical gap fill and as long as it didn't close below it would be a new higher low. Price isn't bearish as a new higher high was made before the drop off.

Your brokers, guru's and FX news places are all writing about how USOIL is sinking from 14-16 year highs and it's reversal time. 100% Incorrect, for USOIL to hit new ATH serious momentum is needed and large pullbacks would provide this. USOIL dropped due to inventory reports and this has been to prefect excuse to take profit on longs and get ready for the next set. Believe me when I say this $185 will be seen should no changes come from eastern Europe.

All this momentum has been driven by the war in Europe so why should some reports have should a huge effect. I said repeatedly price will be sensitive to any news due to no technical data being respected. With the ban on Russia energy export it is going to leave WTI as the monopoly.

This drop is an abnormality and we will take advantage!

Only one way to found out how and that is using the link below!
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