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  Chart Suggests WTIC Oil Could Eventually Test $39 Level  
  Lorimer Wilson on 2018-11-27 13:03:09.0
 
 

Crude Oil is tanking of late as it breaks 3-year rising support! Where does long-term support come into play?

This version of the original article, by Chris Kimble, has been edited* here by munKNEE.com for length (?) and clarity ([ ]) to provide a fast & easy read.

The chart below looks at Crude Oil [Editor's note: I assume that to be WTIC] over the past 35-years.

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  • Crude has spent the majority of the past three decades inside of rising channel (1). It hit the top of this channel back in 2008, where it has created a series of lower highs ever since.
  • The rally off the 2016 lows saw it hit its 38% retracement level at (2), where it looks to have created a monthly double top at this key resistance level….
  • Crude is breaking down after the double top, which suggests over time it could test rising channel support at the $39 level at (3).

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(*The author's views and conclusions are unaltered and no personal comments have been included to maintain the integrity of the original article. Furthermore, the views, conclusions and any recommendations offered in this article are not to be construed as an endorsement of such by the editor)

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