Crude Oil Price Correction
Commodities / Crude Oil May 15, 2017 - 06:23 PM GMTBy: Ed_Carlson
     Crude gained $1.62/bbl. last week and closed at  47.84 but still below the 200-dma. BWI (bandwidth indicator) fell in  non-confirmation of the rally. 
Support is at 45.25. I suspect we will see a run to the 200-dma at 49.00 prior to new lows in crude however, the detrended oscillator is overbought warning of a pullback early this week.
The weekly  Coppock failed to confirm last winter’s new high warning of a serious  correction (chart). 
  Cycles: An annual high is due in late May.
Coppock  Curves: Daily  is rising but the weekly is falling. The monthly is rolling over. 
  
Seasonality is bullish in May.

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