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USOIL - Path to 130

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Let’s return to USOIL

In the previous idea, we described the upward move:
USOIL — More Upside Ahead


Let’s continue the discussion and reassess the structure.

First, a global look at the chart. From April 2020 to March 2022, a clear five-wave advance can be identified.

Snapshot

The correction since March 2022 is fairly complex and can be mapped as follows:

Snapshot

The entire structure can be considered a larger Wave A.
What wave count do you see?

One of the most common corrective structures for USOIL is an expanded flat. In this pattern, Wave A is often roughly equal to Wave B. Based on this assumption, the main target for the current structure lies around the 130 level (slightly higher or lower). The price could reach this level in two impulsive moves, one of which is now nearly complete.

Snapshot

Current impulse
The first wave can be viewed as a diagonal, while the third wave appears extended. This structure is fairly common in commodities and in USOIL .
According to the proposed wave count, Waves 4 and 5 are still missing to complete the move.

Snapshot

Before the final advance, a correction of up to ~15% from current levels toward the 76-80 area is possible as part of Wave 4.

The current structure does not look like the beginning of a new trend.
It is more likely part of Wave B, meaning the move could remain complex and not always predictable.

In any case, let’s outline the initial targets for the completion of the current impulse.

Key targets:
  • 97
  • 104


Global target:
around 130

Potential move from current levels: ~6-14%

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Anmerkung
Price hit 111, which is typical for commodities, showing extended third and fifth waves.

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