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OIL Daily
Crude oil is at the lows but based on a larger pattern and RSI divergence suggests that we may see a bounce in October. The wave count is showing idea of a flat correction in wave 2 where wave (c) can still reach levels around 96, maybe even 97 figure before price turns sharply down to $80 per barrel if not lower.
OIL Daily Elliott Wave Analysis
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