These are my medium to longer term views on the market directions. I’ll start with Crude Oil since it is in focus.
I’m showing this chart below just so you consider that it is not just the actual price of oil, but other factors too. Think about the price of gas at the pump in 2008, when crude oil was over $147 a barrel... the max price of gas was $4.10.
Let’s do some math:
From the 2008 peak ($147 oil, $4.10 gas) to the April 2020 low ($17.28 oil, $1.77 gas)
Oil: −88.24%
Gas: −56.83%
Next move up brought oil to $135.84 (gas $4.87) in March 2022 Comparing peaks: $147 → $135.84
Oil: −7.59%
Gas: +18.78% (Oil slightly lower, but gas significantly higher)
Then from that high at $135.84 ($4.87 gas), oil fell to $58.67 ($3.13 gas)
Oil: −56.80%
Gas: −35.73%
Gas prices at the pump do not move in lockstep with crude oil — they seem to tend to follow and exceed Oil price highs one one hand, but they are stickier on the way down and are above the Oil price lows (impacted by broader inflationary pressures, refining margins, and other factors).
NOTE: I am using the prices of Brent Crude Oil from Tradingview and the gas prices from Macrotrends.
Looking forward
The geopolitical factors in play at their worst.
Brent has already hit $120 and is trading around $103 at the moment
If it breaks above 135.84 then min. targets. on the UP side are 152<>177
Brent Crude: 119.7 €/barrel
EU Euro 95: 1.9913 €/litre
01 Dec 2025
Brent Crude: 55.0 €/barrel
EU Euro 95: 1.5586 €/litre
Brent Crude (€/barrel) −54.05%
EU Euro 95 avg (€/litre) −21.73%
Link to the source
Gold
On the upper side targets are above 6,700 (this will be more clear when correction finishes)
But after that I would expect a major reversal downwards (to very approximate estimate until new high is established: 4300 to 2700)
Crypto
My take is that it is still very difficult to find a justification that there is a reversal into an uptrend in place. It is in my view more probable that crypto has finished the first leg of a large correction, meaning we will see a leg up (but limited) before it get down again.
We need to closely monitor.