On EOD charts of WTI CL1! We had traced out an inverse saucer pattern and call for targets at 47.14. Today it is very well achieved with day's low of 46.68 levels. Inverse saucer patterns can prolong for weeks or even extend into years. But for now the new trend that develops may last a similar duration to the previous trend it reversed at 60.27 levels.
This unusual formation evidences no clear price targets but usually implies quite a lot of potential since 50% or more retracement of the preceding uptrend can be expected. At the current levels this commodity price is testing a significant supports at 47 levels which is 38.2% retracement from peaks of previous uptrend.
Volume during inverse saucers formation with gap down opening at 54.90 resembles the bowl-like shape of prices during a saucer. Volume which was spiking high during such uptrend beginning (zone 42-60 as shown by red trendline) and then began cooling off as the expectations shift and again traders become indecisive during early May 2015 to end June 2015 (prices moved in a channel line as shown blue colored trendlines), Volume then increases as the new trend is established. We think any breach below the supports at 47 levels would certainly drag this commodity until 42.22 levels.


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