Inter market divergences are a part and parcel of all commodity segments. More recently there was one between Gold and Silver before Gold bottomed
in the near term. These divergences can occur at various degrees long term and near term and signal trend reversals are close.
So when you look back at 2006 you see that Copper [yellow] topped as early as 2006, however made multiple tops at the same level when gold [orange] and crude [blue] continued higher. Gold peaked by march of 2008 and did not confirm the new highs in crude in June of 2008, So in the end it was crude all alone at a new high, without the
rest of the commodities right before the major top.

At the bottom of 2008-09, Gold [orange] bottomed first and while the other two were testing the
bottom again Gold was not confirming it and headed higher as a lead indicator of a commodity trend reversal.

In 2011 at the top once again Copper
took the lead by topping out first and Gold did so 6 months later, however crude prices [blue line] stayed elevated for another 2 years, making multiple tops at the highs even as the other two had dropped significantly. Crude seems to be the most emotional commodity. And tops are more long drawn than bottoms.

So we come to the last few months. In the near term crude was the one commodity that continued to decline till the last. In July Gold was first and a month later when crude made new lows Gold did not. Similarly in the last week it was
all about crude prices crashing. But 2 weeks back it was also about falling gold and copper. However the new lows in crude are now not being confirmed by either copper or gold. This inter market divergence is signalling the potential of a trend reversal in the days ahead that needs to be watched out for. Once confirmed it would means weeks of a rally in commodities, including a recovery in crude that over reacts at each extreme.
