In January of 2016, I wrote an article on Crude Oil Futures where I identified a resistance zone of 37.28 to 41.47 using my Fibonacci method, which I refer to as the “One Shot, One Kill” method.
Note that I was able to identify this resistance zone after my projected target of $27.01 had been hit and the price of crude oil had begun to enter into a relief rally.
The chart below shows that while crude oil futures were trading at 58.88 (in June of 2015) there was a lower outstanding Fibonacci price target of 27.01. (this chart and target can be found in the link above)
Crude Oil Futures – 5 Year Weekly Chart
The 3-year chart below shows the target being hit in Q1 16.
Crude Oil Futures – 3 Year Daily Chart
Now let’s take a closer look at the aforementioned resistance zone for oil prices and how I determined where that resistance would be.
My “One-shot, One-kill” method of identifying targets, support and resistance is a method I spent years developing and have found to be amazingly accurate when used correctly. In the chart below, you’ll see the resistance zone highlighted as well as a level marked at $42.41.
Crude Oil Futures – 1 Year Daily Chart
And finally, let’s zoom in on that price target and range to see how it played out.
Crude Oil Futures – 2 Months Daily Chart (see notes on chart)
If you’re interested in learning more about my “One shot, One Kill method,” you can email me at dave@thefibdoctor.com. Thanks for reading and remember to always use a stop!
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