I'm now completely flat. I exited silver Wednesday morning with a nice profit, making it the best trade of the year for me.
I exited crude this morning at a small, but negligible loss. I got out of crude due to a change in my view of the wave count, in addition to recent price action which I will go over now.
I previously had the intermediate wave (4) low at 94.77 on 11/25, making the move up to 102.59 on 12/5 an ending diagonal (5) that was truncated. The move down to 92.52 on 12/16 formed another triangle, which could have been intermediate wave (1) down beginning a large correction.
If you look at the picture below, I have shown in red another interpretation that I now favor which is short term more bullish for crude. The red lines trace out a three-wave move lower, with a three-wave B and a diagonal wave C. In this count, the 12/16 low is where intermediate wave (4) actually ends.

Interestingly, we have already had a five-wave move off the 12/16 low on the hourly chart (below). This has failed to make a new price extreme on the upside(see daily chart above), however, so I think it's likely we could have an extended fifth, despite the fact that (3) was also extended. Because of the upside potential this presents, I exited all my short positions to see how things play out.

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