
WTI crude oil's five-wave rally from the July low points to further upside, with the pivot at $67.05 holding as the key floor for the bullish count.
WTI crude oil has traced a five-wave rally off the July 2 low, and the completed structure points to at least one more leg higher, according to the Elliott Wave count.
From the July 2 bottom at $67.05, wave 1 pushed to $76.08. A corrective wave 2 pulled back to $70.77. Wave 3 then surged to $85.39, followed by wave 4's retracement to $80.27. The final leg, wave 5, is now unfolding and should finish shortly, marking the end of wave (A) at a higher degree.
Once this five-wave move completes, a larger corrective phase in wave (B) is expected. That retracement would consolidate gains before the broader uptrend resumes, the wave analysis shows. The pivot at $67.05 remains the key floor; as long as it holds, pullbacks should attract buyers.
The five-wave sequence from the July low strongly favors an extension in wave (C) or wave (3), both implying continuation of the impulsive pattern. A break above the wave 3 high at $85.39 would confirm the extension.
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