Since Feb 11 when bottoming around $26, oil has mounted a very expressive soar over 80%, a move that is not often seen. Yes, this usually happens to something that is too oversold and too depressed. As I said back then, I expected oil would go up to $40 first before going down to $20. But the magnitude of this rebound is definitely beyond what I have expected. However, I still don’t believe the oil has come out of the woods and will simply go up from here. Instead, I think oil will follow the footstep of gold to experience some significant correction at the minimum.
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Friday, May 27, 2016
Oil will follow gold soon
Since Feb 11 when bottoming around $26, oil has mounted a very expressive soar over 80%, a move that is not often seen. Yes, this usually happens to something that is too oversold and too depressed. As I said back then, I expected oil would go up to $40 first before going down to $20. But the magnitude of this rebound is definitely beyond what I have expected. However, I still don’t believe the oil has come out of the woods and will simply go up from here. Instead, I think oil will follow the footstep of gold to experience some significant correction at the minimum.
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