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United States crude oil prices are currently situated at the upper end of their annual spectrum. However, technical evaluations reveal two unresolved price gaps that could serve as potential targets for decline. This video delves into the mechanics of price gaps, the significance of the $83–$85 and $67–$75 ranges for traders, and discusses how persistent supply interruptions may sustain elevated oil prices
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00:00Oil prices are hovering near $100 a barrel, but chart patterns suggest a possible move toward the mid-80s.
00:06U.S. crude is trading near the top of its yearly range, according to Reuters.
00:11The key detail is something traders call a price gap.
00:14This happens when prices jump between trading sessions, leaving a range that was skipped over.
00:20Analysts often watch to see whether prices eventually return to fill these gaps.
00:24One remaining gap sits between $83.40 and $84.69, roughly 15 on below the reported market level.
00:32A second wider gap stretches from $67.02 to $75.
00:37Most of the other gaps identified on the chart have already been filled, but these two remain partly or completely
00:43open.
00:44That could make them potential downside targets for traders.
00:47However, price gaps do not guarantee future movements.
00:50Oil could fall toward these levels, but the chart alone cannot confirm what happens next.
00:56Disclosure.
00:56This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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