Mad Money host Jim Cramer consulted with Commodity Broker Carley Garner regarding the Fate of the WTI Crude oil Futures Market.

 

 

"Here's the bottom line: the charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, who has been dead right, suggest that oil probably isn't finished going down," Cramer said. "But once it gets closer to $40 a barrel, she expects crude will be able to bounce right back, as it's done so many times before. What can I say? It's been a see-saw. I see no reason why that should change anytime soon." - Jim Cramer

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