deutet ebenfalls auf Topbildung, könnte allerdings auch erst bei 2100 passieren.
Das würde zu einem Öl-Top passen, falls die bisherige Korrelation Aktien-Öl (die fundamental unsinnig ist!) erhalten bleibt.
Bei Marketwatch rechnet ein Kommentator (unten) damit, dass WTI demnächst austoppt, maximal 55 Dollar seien noch drin.
www.marketwatch.com/story/...actually-disastrous-for-crude-2016-05-26
....Since the winter, both Brent and West Texas Intermediate have staged a remarkable rebound, scoring gains of around a whopping 80%.... Few predicted such a sharp comeback — definitely not Dennis Gartman, publisher of The Gartman Letter, who famously said oil wouldn’t even hit $44 in “my lifetime.” Nor the International Energy Agency, which warned at the start of the year the oil market “could drown in oversupply.”
...The question this morning: Where will oil prices go next? Craig Erlam from Oanda says now we should be watching for $50 to $55 a barrel. But crude may struggle to reach that range, according to our call of the day.
But there’s another question of the day: Time to short, of go even longer? For U.S. stocks, that is. (Steigende Aktien bei sinkendem Öl würden obige Korrelation verletzten, A.L.). They proved for a second day yesterday that they can rally even when Fed rate-hike speculation is running high...
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