| With the flattish nature of its action over the past several months, oil seems to have reached a tipping point on price. It’s almost as if the charts are saying that oil either must break up or break down, if long-term trendlines are going to be respected.
Barrons took the opportunity to plump for a downside break last weekend, a prediction I have vigorously argued against in both print media and on-air. But one follower of mine made a very astute observation, pointing out to me that futures markets for crude oil ten years out are ‘predicting’ oil prices almost $20 lower...............................................Full Article: Source
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