Last Updated on 14 January 2013
Mohammed Isah
CRUDE OIL: Bullish In The Medium Term
CRUDE OIL: We continue to hold our bullish bias on Crude Oil as it followed through higher the past week. This now leaves the 95.00 level as the next upside target with a violation of here turning attention to the 96.15 level and possibly higher towards the 97.00 level. Its weekly RSI is bullish and pointing higher supporting this view. As long as Crude Oil remains above the 90.30 level, this view remains valid. Its weekly RSI is bullish and pointing higher supporting this view. Support lies at the 93.63 level where a violation will call for a run the 91.50 level and then the 90.30 level. Further down, support comes in at the 89.98 level All in all, Crude Oil remains biased to the upside above its key resistance at 90.30 level.
CRUDE OIL: Rallies, Breaks Through Trendline Resistance
CRUDE OIL: Crude Oil has triggered a strong corrective recovery by breaking through its trendline resistance. This development has also pushed the commodity above the 89.19 level suggesting further strength towards the 90.00 level could be building up. A violation will aim at the 91.25 level. Further out, resistance resides at the 92.00 level and then the 93.63 level. Its daily RSI is bullish and pointing higher supporting this view. On the downside, support lies at the 89.19 level where a reversal of roles is likely to occur and turn it higher. However, if this fails, further declines could develop towards the 86.93 level where a breach should see Crude Oil decline further towards the 84.04 level. Further down, support comes in at the 83.50 level. We may see a halt in declines here but if broken further downside will aim at the 82.08 level. All in all, Crude Oil continues to face upside recovery risks.
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