An idea I just had to share, I feel USOIL will try a double top, and it just so happens this will be at the 0.618 retracement level (46.85)...its generally agreed on this site , even amongst the bulls that we will have a correction, so I've got my entry for the short, just need to see where we take profit, it could be an AB=CD all the way down to 35.80, but given the recent strength of US OIL Im going to take profit at 43.93 where we hit a support level....
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Head and shoulders top is actually more likely with previous high at 46.7Note
Some data just got released......dont touch it!Note
If we break above the high (pink trendline)...then original idea to short at 46.85 is back on the tableNote
Price is very volatile...its safest not to trade when its like this.....it needs to settle down a little...Note
its close.....but price is very jumpy.....Im watching price before i enter this one....Note
This is the strangest looking neckline and double top formation...Note
Still waiting for the 46.85...I've ordered a short there as leaving my computer to get a life...it got very close to our .618......it should draw price up like a magnet.....if it doesn't .....I went hunting and came home with nothing but I didnt get eaten by a wolf...so will go hunting again tomorrow....Trade closed: stop reached
Order was triggered yesterday evening.....stop loss hit at 47.11....Note
This could be a false breakout....market manipulation.....the world and his wife were probably shorting it and big money stepped in...Note
46.90 should now act as support for the next few hours, if it doesn't we know this is a false breakout...Note
This is the weekly chart.....looks to easy to predict, doesn't it...?.
The trading communitiy is split into 2 camps.......
The Cycle Theorists
They follow market sentiment, movement of investments, cycles, and heavily rely on moving averages.......
The Technical Theorists
They follow fibonnacci and advanced trading patterns....
If this breakout holds then I will switch to cycle theory and long oil on a pullback.....0.618 fib (46.85) was the last chance for oil to follow its downtrend below the 39.00 level....I will be watching the next fib retracement level for a pullback but won't short it.......
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Looks like a long drawn out affair this one........I am moving strategy to longer timeframe 4hr/daily... I will be looking for a nice reversal candle at the end the day, this will be a signal to short ...if candle is under 46.90 then the short to 43.93 - 35.80 is very much alive ...if it closes above then the cycle/mirror theory is the one I will be following and we can throw the technicals out of the window...Note
So we are definitely in the bullish camp now and have to accept the cycles and sentiments theorists are driving the oil price...the support trendline once again has pushed price to a much higher high......unless we get the most miraculous reversal to 46.90 by close today, but a 60 cent spike is pretty much unheard of....best hope to enter oil is to long on a pullback....46.90 is a strong support level now , but oil has to drop out of this channel first and this might not happen until it tests the previous high of 52.60, get in to the long trade now is too risky for me in case of a reversal, like many others I wanted to get in at the bottom of this cycle at 39.20 and was waiting for a double bottom that didn't arrive...the mirror theory looks like it could actually happen at least to 60 level which is bang on the 1.61% fib extension level...the previous rally to 52.60 was a 1.27 fib extension, so this is a classic elliot wave sequence with the exception that wave 4 dipped under wave 1 on the daily chart but not on the weekly.
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correction previous high 51.60Note
Usually with completion of an AB=CD you can have a tight stop loss....but the upper channel support concerned me a little which is why I put the stop above it instead...Disclaimer
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