From the high of $147 a barrel in 2008 -- to the low of $32 in 2009; from the high of $107 in 2014 -- to the 2016 low of $26 a barrel, crude oil has been on a wild ride. The swings have investors glued to their screens, and not just investors -- after all, oil prices determine how much you pay at the pump and the grocery store. Well, see if these free resources help you tame this "wild Bronco."
See the "Ending Diagonal" That Anticipated a 17% Crude Oil Decline
In July & August crude prices were flat to slightly higher. Yet EWI Energy analyst Steve Craig saw a pattern that anticipated a big move down. See the chart for yourself.
Oil... Gas... ETFs... What'll Be Your Next "Homerun" Trade?
Energy can be volatile -- and that's a good thing! Volatility means opportunity. Let new intraday and daily Energy Pro Service forecasts be your guide to the next major energy move.