CRUDE OIL: With the commodity extending its bullish offensive on Monday, further strength is envisaged. Resistance is located at the 49.00 level where a break will expose the 50.00 level. A break below here will aim at the 51.00 level
August 31, 2015
Podcast: Play in new window | Play in new window (Duration: 13:16 — 6.1MB) DOW – 114 = 16,528 SPX – 16 = 1972 NAS – 51 = 4776 10 YR YLD + .02 = 2.20% OIL + 2.80 =
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