After the week-long advance of the oil prices, binary options of the asset finally stopped and gave the bulls a break. As it usually happens on the binary markets, when bulls sleep, bears come out. And judging by the already devoured 3% of the price, it looks like binary bears are hungry today.
Today’s session started slow for binary oil. Binary options of the black gold were enjoying an easy going down-slide for the first 5 hours, before the asset’s price fell below $90.95, where, the 23.6% retracement of the rise from $83.63 to $93.21 is located. That was the perfect time for the binary bears to show some initiative, so they started pushing the price down. The five-hour-long deterioration of the price doubled after only a single hour.
In the next few hours, the binary options found some support at the 61.8% line of the falling Fibonacci fan from $106.43 to $77.26. But the next strong push was powerful enough to send the price far below. Thus, breaking easily through the psychological $90 mark and the following support zone, between $89.55 and $89.45. The first number represents the 38.2% retracement of the $83.63 to $93.21 rise and the second one, standing as a 23.6% retracement of the ascension from $77.26 to $93.21.
Just before noon binary oil struck the solid support at $88.42. These levels are pretty big obstacle for the bearish binary traders, because it’s the crossroad for 2 important lines. The first line is the 50% retracement of the already mentioned move between $83.63 and $93.21. The second is the 38.2% line of the Fibonacci fan deployed between $77.26 and $93.2.
Currently, the asset’s price is trying to get back above $89.45 levels, but the resistance is too much for the binary bulls to handle.
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