silver resilience

Silver's Stalemate: A Game of Ranges and Resilience

EDITOR'S NOTES

Silver’s recent market behavior demonstrates a balancing act within a familiar range, displaying resilience amid downward trends. While facing bearish signals, it finds support notably near the $23 level, hinting at a potential rebound from the lower end of its established $22 to $26 range. This scenario, marked by silver’s inherent volatility, calls for cautious trading, as a drop below $21 could significantly alter market dynamics.

Silver Markets Weekly Technical Analysis

In this video, I am taking a look at the silver market on the weekly timeframe. Silver has spent most of the week falling but also has seen a bit of support underneath, especially near the $23 level this past week as traders have come back to work. Ultimately, I think more liquidity will come into the market next weekend. That should give us a little bit more of a clear picture, and it’s probably worth noting that there does seem to be a massive amount of support between the $23 level and the $22 level.

 

This is especially true with the $22 level featuring the 200 week EMA, an indicator that I do pay a bit of attention to. I think at this point in time Silver is just simply trying to carve out a range between $22 on the bottom and maybe $26 on the top. We will have to wait and see if it holds again. Nonetheless, we are closer to the bottom than the top, so it does suggest a bounce is more likely than not going to be in the cards.

I don’t have any interest in shorting silver, but if we were to give up the $21 level to the downside, that would be a very negative turn of events and at that point I could become aggressively short. I suspect this year is going to be more of the same that we have seen in the past, just simply bouncing around in this overall sloppy range that the market seems to like. Keep in mind that silver is notoriously noisy, so keep your position size reasonable.