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Where is the bottom for WTI and Brent?

DOWN – that describes the intermediate and near-term trends

One year daily line chart for WTI and Brent showing the intermediate downtrend.

Reference the last chart analysis for Brent.

Oil prices drop to 5-year low of $68 as Saudi Arabia ramps up war for market share

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“It is all about probabilities”

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United States Oil Fund ETF (USO) weekly chart

A break below major support of 29 for USO
A break below major support of 29 for U.S. Oil Fund  (USO)

USO 3-Year Chart

USO ETF is a proxy for West Texas Intermediate.

Reference the last chart analysis for USO.

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WTI candlestick chart

Intermediate downtrend for WTI and a major break below 80
Chart for West Texas Intermediate showing the intermediate downtrend and the major break below support of 80.  There is  a tentative support level on the weekly chart at  77.50.

WTI Daily Chart

Chart for West Texas Intermediate showing the intermediate downtrend and the major break below support of 80. There is a tentative support level on the weekly chart around 77.50.

Reference the last chart analysis for WTI published on October 17, 2014.

October 17, 2014: Daily candlestick chart for WTI showing the support level around 80. There was heavy volume on Thursday as the shorts covered. But the spinning top candlestick on Friday indicates ambivalence. It is not the time to go long or short. We will have to monitor future price action. There is a high probability the bears will take another run at testing the support level.

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View from the weekly chart
Weekly chart for WTI

WTI 3-Year Weekly Chart

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) candlestick chart

Hammer on weekly chart indicates tentative support at 80
Hammer on the weekly chart for WTI indicates support around 80 as the shorts covered on Thursday. It is not a perfect hammer which would have a smaller real body and a longer shadow.

WTI 3-Year Weekly Chart

The shorts covered. Hammer on the weekly chart for WTI indicates support around 80. It is not a perfect hammer which would have a smaller real body and a longer shadow. There was also the support at 80 back in June, 2012.

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Daily chart for WTI shows the support level around 80
Daily candlestick chart for WTI showing the support level around 80.  There was heavy volume on Thursday as the shorts covered.  But the spinning top candlestick on Friday indicates ambivalence.  It is not the time to go long or short. We will have to monitor the price action next week.

WTI Daily Candlestick Chart

Daily candlestick chart for WTI showing the support level around 80. There was heavy volume on Thursday as the shorts covered. But the spinning top candlestick on Friday indicates ambivalence. It is not the time to go long or short. We will have to monitor future price action. There is a high probability the bears will take another run at testing the support level.

Reference the last chart analysis for WTI and Brent published on October 14, 2014.

Reference the Monthly Oil Market Report from OPEC.

Expectations for next month’s Opec ministerial meeting now weigh heavily on the oil market after the sharpest sell-off in years over the past month, analysts said. Read the rest of the article………….

Excellent article from a Canadian perspective: In the oil sands, this is not the time to panic

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WTI and Brent 3-year weekly line chart

Brent down 26% from June! WTI will test 80 and Brent 83?

Intermediate downtrend for WTI and Brent.

WTI and Brent 3-year Weekly Chart

Reference the last chart analysis for WTI and Brent published on Oct 8, 2014.

Reference my chart analysis published February 5, 2013 for historical numbers.

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“Keep it Simple!”

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) weekly chart

Intermediate downtrend for WTI and Brent

WTI and Brent 3-Year weekly chart showing the differential and support levels.

WTI and Brent 3-Year Weekly Chart

For historical data and commentary, reference my chart analysis for WTI and Brent published February 5, 2013.

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WTI candlestick chart

WTI testing major support of 92.50

WTI testing major support of 92.50

WTI 3-Year Weekly Chart

Link to my last chart analysis for WTI: Reference the last chart analysis for WTI.

Barron’s artice: Expect Dollar to Rise, Gold and Oil to Fall

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WTI/ Brent chart (2011-2014)

Chart is the ratio of WTI/Brent

Chart showing the ratio of  West Texas Intermediate to Brent

Reference the same chart from last year.

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