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Is Crude Oil nearing a Bottom?
Bob Kleyla | Mon, 12/08/2008 - 5:20am | Amateur Investors, crude oil, Elliott Waves, Retracement Levels |
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The price of Crude Oil completed an Elliott 5 Wave pattern which began with the low in late 1998 and ended with the peak in July of 2008. Meanwhile the price of Crude Oil has now dropped back to its longer term 78.6% Retracement Level near the $40 level which could act as support. Also it appears the drop from July through November is the "A" Wave down in relation to an "ABC" type correction. If Crude Oil does hold support near the $40 level look for an oversold rally to occur as the "B" Wave up occurs. If this "B" Wave up does occur Crude Oil could rally back to the lower to mid $60's over the next few months.
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