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#CRUDE OIL
WTI #CRUDE OIL -115.58$
— Waves_Perception(Dinesh Patel) \u092e\u0948\u0902Schedule Tribe) (@idineshptl) June 16, 2022
Daily chart.#MACD indicate and making clear picture...#Probability pic.twitter.com/YxU15E9gUw
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#MarketsWithETNOW | Is the #crude concern overblown? What do the charts indicate? What will be the trend going forward? Watch to find out as @kbbothra analyses #Brent #Crude #Oil #StockMarket pic.twitter.com/4SBSfpiKmd
— ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) June 1, 2022
Needs to break below this level for real impact. https://t.co/r5KoExzFKc

NYMEX Crude Oil update !
— Professor (@DillikiBiili) July 1, 2022
Its not ready to come below US$ 100 which is a big psychological level ! Everytime it comes near that zone, it takes a bounce. https://t.co/xQ3dZZXNiu pic.twitter.com/7WS38JU6JF
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Daily TF
With the turn-around in price from the initial harmonic pattern, Consequent LH-LL's in place.
Below $101.56, We might catch sight of $87 followed by $78 https://t.co/nvzolftng6

$USOIL
— Gurleen (@GurleenKaur_19) June 6, 2022
With the inching up of reaction lows, the targets are placed at $125 and $134.
In a different case scenario, Let's not rule out the possibility- If the price continues to sustain above the level of $104, Might see a hit towards the level of $150 as well. #CrudeOil pic.twitter.com/p52TnRkBqC
On the Weekly TF, If the price slips and closes below $92.96, the target would be $70.

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