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WTI Crude Oil
The WTI Crude Oil market has broken down through a major uptrend line, slicing through the $66 level. That’s an area that has attracted a lot of attention recently, and now that we have broken through there I think that we will probably continue to find sellers. I think the $65 level will offer a little bit of psychological support, but based upon the longer-term charts, I think that we could do go a bit lower, and I think that rallies are to be sold on signs of exhaustion. If we were to break above the $67 level, then you could begin to start buying again. Until then, I think there is a lot of possibilities.
Brent
Brent markets have fallen as well, reaching towards the $75 level. If we can break down below the $74.50 handle, I think the market could go much lower, and I think that a short-term bounce could offer a nice selling opportunity as well, especially if we can find some type of exhaustion. Overall, I think that it’s going to be difficult for this market to rally without some type of nudge from either OPEC or Russia, but the recent build in inventories in America of course won’t be helping anything either. If the US dollar were to suddenly pick up strength, that could also work against the value of crude oil. Beyond that, concerns about a trade war could have the idea of demand down as well.
Crude Oil Video 05.06.18
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