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WTI Crude first resistance at 5340/50

Daily Forecast - 24 January 2017

WTI Crude March contract

WTI Crude first resistance at 5340/50 should still be key to direction & shorts need stops above 5370. Be ready to buy a break above minor short term trend line resistance at 5370. A break sustained break higher targets 5388/90 then strong resistance at 5430/40. Try shorts with stops above 5475. Failure to beat first resistance at 5340/50 targets 5305/00 then good support at 5275/65. This did hold the downside perfectly in the second half of the session yesterday but further losses today re-target 5230/20, perhaps as far as 5210/00 before last week's low at 5181/5172. Try longs with stops below 5150. A break lower however is a sell signal targeting 5120 & 5085/80.

WTI CRUDE

Daily Report OIL Current Trading Positions

Sell 50%
Buy 50%
100.0%50.0%0455055606570758085909510010500.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.910
Avg Sell Price 51.6133
Avg Buy Price 52.4733
Liquidity Distribution
45.810052.956662.000000.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.911.100.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.9145.810052.956662.0000SellBuy

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