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Video: Bearish Oil Outlook Fibonacci Analysis
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Video Summary
Analysis Focus: This report analyzes crude oil futures using a weekly continuous chart, with a focus on Fibonacci retracement levels and the Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP).
Fibonacci Retracement from April 2020 Low:
The Fibonacci retracement was applied from the April 2020 low (when oil prices turned negative) to the March 2022 high.
The price has consistently traded below the 23.6% and 38.2% Fibonacci retracement levels, indicating bearish momentum.
Current trading is below the 38.2% Fibonacci level ($65), at approximately $62.50.
A typical A-B-C pattern suggests a potential move to the 50% retracement level, which is projected at $45 on this chart (or $51 on alternative charts).
The 61.8% retracement level is identified at $25.
Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) Analysis:
The VWAP from the April 2020 low (the average price paid per contract since then) has acted as both support and resistance.
The current price of oil is trading below this VWAP, which is considered a bearish indicator and supports the thesis of lower prices.
Bearish Outlook and Price Targets:
The overall sentiment is bearish, with a strong conviction that the price is heading towards $45.
Anticipate continued lower oil prices unless market conditions demonstrate otherwise.
Conclusion: The weekly chart for crude oil futures displays a bearish trend, supported by consistent trading below key Fibonacci retracement levels and the current price being below the long-term VWAP. The projected target is $45, with awareness of the deeper $25 Fibonacci level.
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