When will U.S. oil crash end? Probably around $9.76 to $11.16 per barrel

Based on wave pattern and projection analysis, U.S. oil may end its crash in a key support area between $9.76 and $11.16 per barrel next quarter.

The contract is riding on a wave (E), the final wave of a five-wave cycle from the 2008 high of $147.27.

This wave is related to the preceding wave © that ended at the 2016 low of $26.05.

A projection analysis on the wave (E) reveals a brief piercing below the 61.8% leve of $23.72.

Such an action suggest a extension of this wave to $11.16.

This projection analysis market two extreme levels at $2.55 and negative $9.15, which is unrealistic. Most likely, this wave (E) could complete around $11.16.

Three smaller waves make up the wave (E).

The third wave labeled “C” has briefly moved below its 123.6% projection level of $22.96.

It may extend a bit further into $9.76 - $17.92 range.

The bearish views are backed by a closer look at the structure of Wave © on the daily chart.

Five smaller waves make up this wave.

The third wave labeled “c” is still unfolding. it is expected to travel into a range of $11.72-$15.68, formed by its 261.8% and 238.2% projection levels.

A bounce from the current could most likely be limited to $25.68.