When analyzing the recent movements in oil prices through the lens of Elliott Wave Theory, it appears that the current structure is completing an ABC corrective formation.
Initially, the A wave has developed as a strong upward 1-5 impulse structure.
The B wave evolved through a classic ABC correction, pushing prices down to the support area marked as (B).
Following this correction, early signals indicate the initiation of the C wave.
In this context, the technical structure suggests a potential new upward momentum in oil prices with the activation of the C wave. The target zone for the C wave should be monitored in consideration of the existing trendlines and historical resistance levels.
Nevertheless, under the current market conditions characterized by high volatility, it is critical to monitor volume and momentum indicators to confirm the C wave and ensure key support levels are maintained.
Initially, the A wave has developed as a strong upward 1-5 impulse structure.
The B wave evolved through a classic ABC correction, pushing prices down to the support area marked as (B).
Following this correction, early signals indicate the initiation of the C wave.
In this context, the technical structure suggests a potential new upward momentum in oil prices with the activation of the C wave. The target zone for the C wave should be monitored in consideration of the existing trendlines and historical resistance levels.
Nevertheless, under the current market conditions characterized by high volatility, it is critical to monitor volume and momentum indicators to confirm the C wave and ensure key support levels are maintained.
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