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Crude Oil | 5 Waves Up! – Confirms Upside Momentum

by WaveTrack International| January 16, 2015 | No Comments

For the first time in several months, Crude Oil has staged a five wave impulse upswing from a residual low, in this case, from the 44.20 level traded last Tuesday. This confirms a meaningful reversal-signature has occurred with upside continuity assured during the next several trading days to next levels at minimum 56.19+/- or max. 65.18+/-.

Crude Oil | 5 Waves Up! – Confirms Upside Momentum

Crude Oil – 10 mins Chart

This five wave pattern has perfect Elliott Wave pattern integrity complying with archetypal guidelines – it subdivides into a 5-3-5-3-5 sequence, wave [ii] two does not break below the origin of wave [i] one, wave [iii] three is the longest of the impulse waves, and wave [v] concludes above the price-extremity of wave [iii] three. Furthermore, geometric fib-price-ratios corroborate the identification of the five wave pattern where minuette wave [i] one is extended by a fib. 161.8% ratio to project the terminal high for wave [v] to 51.27 – this was an exact attempt that stopped any further upside progress, inducing a corrective sell-off to follow.

The Elliott Wave Principle states that the corrective decline cannot break below the origin of the preceding impulse that began from 44.20 and so there is now an excellent risk-reward set-up given prices have already retraced down to 46.07.

Category: Commodities, Crude oil, crude oil price chart, Elliott Wave, Elliott Wave Charts, Elliott Wave Patterns, Elliott Wave Principle, WaveTrack International

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