This Commodity Might Soon Reverse Direction

Time to bet on the other side again. [Jeff Clark's Market Minute]( This Commodity Might Soon Reverse Direction By Jeff Clark, editor, Market Minute It’s time to take the other side of the oil trade. The price of the gooey black stuff closed at $55.69 per barrel on Wednesday. That’s the highest price in over a year. And, it’s more than 30% higher than where oil was trading when we made our “redemption trade” [last October](. As a result of the rally, it seems as though just about everyone has now turned[bullish]( on oil. And, you know what that means… It’s time for us to turn [bearish](. Recommended Link [Elon Musk’s Next Big Bet: S.A.V.]( [image]( He revolutionized online payment processing with PayPal…. He is revolutionizing space exploration with SpaceX and the auto industry with Tesla. And now Elon Musk is getting ready to unveil his next big project. S.A.V. will change everything…. and make a lot of people rich. [Click here to watch the demo.]( -- When it comes to commodities in general – and oil in particular – it pays to be a contrarian. Back in October, for example, most folks were looking for the price to fall. So, we took the other side of that trade and bet on a rally. Today, after a monstrous rally, most folks are looking for even higher oil prices. Heck, one analyst on a financial news network spoke on Wednesday about a $100 per barrel price target. Nobody was talking that way last October. And, it has me thinking that the next move for oil is most likely to be lower. This chart seems to support that view as well. Take a look… Oil is currently trading about 13% above its 50-day [moving average]( (MA – the blue line). That’s an extended and overbought condition. Oil rarely gets more than 10% away from its 50-day MA before snapping back towards the line. Free Trading Resources Have you checked out Jeff's free trading resources on his website? It contains a selection of special reports, training videos, and a full trading glossary to help kickstart your trading career – at zero cost to you. Just [click here]( to check it out. Also, the most recent move higher over the past month has created negative divergence on the [MACD]( and[RSI]( momentum indicators. As the price of oil has made a higher high, the indicators have made lower highs. This sort of negative divergence is often an early warning sign of a reversal in trend. [This one stock could be the game changer you’re looking for.]( So, it seems to me that oil is more likely to be lower next month rather than higher. Traders who bought oil last October should consider taking profits on that trade. Aggressive traders might consider betting on a lower oil price over the next several weeks. Best regards and good trading, Jeff Clark Reader Mailbag In today’s mailbag, Jeff Clark Trader members Lilian and Garret comment on contributing editor Eric’s [VIX prediction essay]( Hello, this is the only newsletter (out of many) that I always look for. I get so much valuable information in a short read. Wednesday’s essay was exactly what I needed. I've worked to get good puts in line only to have an erratic jump in the market. I was thinking about selling them off this morning, but you have reinforced my gut feeling, backed up by my research. Thanks so much for holding the rudder steady in the storm. – Lilian Like you, Jeff and Eric, we need to pay attention to the VIX. History, of course, has also given us indicators of what might happen. 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