WTI Crud Oil priced in USD $USDWTI has completed a price top and has shifted from a bullish trend to a bearish-neutral one. USDWTI Daily Chart (click to enlarge) Price Top:- Price has been making higher highs and higher lows. - There was also a key support at the $63.50-$64.50 area. - The fact that price broke below $63 last week was a telling sign that USDWTI is no longer bullish.- Furthermore, price is now below the cluster of 200-, 100-, and 50-day simple moving averages (SMA). USDWTI was considered bullish when price remained at least above the 200-day SMA, but that is no longer the case.- Finally, the RSI dug below 30, which suggests initiation of bearish momentum.Resistance:- Because of these bearish signs, I would limit any bullish outlook to the short-term.- If price rebounds, I would cap any bullish outlook to $70, maybe even lower.- The downside might be limited as well because of some key support levels around $58.25, which was also the 2018 low.- Besides being the 2018 low and support pivot, there is a rising trendline and the 100-week SMA that could act as support when price is down around $58.- A break below $58 would then open up the $50-$52 area to test the 200-week SMA and the top of the 2016 consolidation range. - For now, I am only confident about resistance around $68-$70, and downside to $58-$58.50.