When I exited United States Oil (USO) fund, WTI Crude was just under 50. I anticipated some volatility around 50, but didn't want to take a chance to try squeezing out more gains above 50. While price did reach 51.60, it also retreated sharply to 48.10 by the end of last week.USDWTI 4H Chart 6/13(click to enlarge)Here are a few signs that will add to the bearish outlook.1) Failure to push back above 50.2) 4H RSI holding below 60.3) Price breaking below 47, below the rising trendline, and below the 200-period simple moving average.These events can open up another 10% dip towards the 42-43 pivot area .