SVF1! trade ideas
Precious Metals going up?Along with its cousin COMEX:GC1! Gold, is sharing similar characteristics of their respected moving averages as well as volume criteria needed to confirm upside potentials. With also an Inverse H&S on the chart, I have reasons to believe this precious metal price could increase
Silver Squeeze Time?Today could be the day silver finally blows. It's stalling at the previous high from the last run up now. If it breaks, things could get out of hand.
Silver Will Continue To Channel In Dual-Flag SetupIf you are trading Silver, you need to see this video. Be prepared for a sideways melt-up in Silver while the dual Flags play out.
Gold will likely move more aggressively than Silver. But Silver will give you two or three opportunities to buy into the lows.
Pay attention.
Several markets5.13.24 Looking for trades in the ES. possibly coffee. There's a chance that oil may move higher. Generally contracted markets are harder to trade than expanded markets... but some traders may feel there's less risk if they stick with the contracted markets... but this is probably not going to be a good way to trade because you want markets that really move away from your entry price which will give you very good reward for the risk.... and that's more likely to happen in an expanding market.
silversilver on multiyear breakout, it has succesfully crossed 800000 level , tetested and now up again for 120000 target. chart is making inverse head and shoulder pattern
Bearish setupI revisited silver futures lately and noticed a double three wave pattern unfolding since Sept 2021 as the 'B' wave. We can break down this 'B' corrective wave as a W-X-Y wave, with W as a flat, X as a contracting triangle and Y as a single zigzag.
I believe this B corrective wave for silver is completed and it should be on the path of an impulsive 'c' wave with a target price of 11 USD region.
Silver Quarterly 27$ WallIf you are wondering why #Silver is freezing up...
All you need to do is look at its quarterly chart.
I can't over emphasize the importance of the wall at 27$.
11 times it was denied, making it a critical level.
Bullish momentum is putting upwards pressure on it.
Silver MCX May Future Technical Chart Analysis 29 April These levels offer guidance for traders interested in trading Silver MCX Futures in May, providing specific entry points, target prices, and stop-loss levels to manage risk.
Range Point: 80,680
Day Range: 958 points
Buy Above: 81,034
Average At: 80,921
Buy Target 1: 81,272
Buy Target 2: 81,638
Buyer Stoploss: 80,715
Sale Below: 80,808
Sale Target 1: 80,088
Sale Target 2: 79,722
Seller Stoploss: 81,127
#silver mcx symmetrical triangle forming After todays gap down opening
market is trying to form a symmetrical triangle
looking for a short entry
Dive into the world of options with our latest Silver analysis!In the next two options, with expiration dates on May 28 and June 25, bullish sentiment appeared on silver. Starting on April 19, the participant collected bullish spreads with construction sites 31/31.5 and 32.5/35 in his portfolio.
Based on the delta values of these strikes, these spreads can be classified as aggressive. The following is noteworthy: The position set has a systemic character, even in a negative scenario. But We cannot claim that the participant holds these portfolios without hedging.
Further monitoring of the outflow/inflow of open interest will give a hint about the participant's actions and a sentiment for further price movement.
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LOOKING FOR SHORT TRADE IN SILVERA nice risk to reward we can get here after a sharp correction market took 2% pullback now i can plan this short trade
Silver's quarterly wallIf you had any doubts about the 27-28$ resistance for silver...
More important the resistance, more important the breakout can be.
SILVER WILL BE MUCH HIGHER IN 2024Early forecast for 2024, SILVER will be MUCH HIGHER.
In recent weeks I have started to accumulate SILVER and a number of precious metals mining stocks. I believe both will be going much higher over the net year+.
Currently $23+ I believe we shall see $26+ by early 2024 followed by $30+ over coming quarters.
Silver to $38The move from March 2020 to August 2020
Was a measured move that played out to the Tee.
We have a similar structure building that projects to the High 30's
Suggesting #Gold move beyond ATH's and #Silver the beta play to move faster in an attempt to catch up, and move towards it's high's again.
Silver hitting HARD opposition at 28$.Silver hitting HARD opposition at 28$.
Silver Important Breakout Line is Also Resistance...
not a good look if the upper wick continues to grow on monthly candle
SILVER BULLISH NEXT TARGET 100860SIlver Bullish on Strong Demand
LEVEL Support 79423
Target 84480/90730/100860
Silver need a reset!Yes, I gotta put this out there...
If #Silver is to reach much higher price targets, it won't do it in an absolute straight line!
Unless you zoom out to higher time frames, where shorter term corrections can't be seen.
If you are seeking for higher price points for #silver, you should hope it doesn't SUPER HEAT now on smaller time frames.
That type of FOMO driven price action can imply more important corrections, which will require more time to heal the price chart.
Sanity Check: Channeling Silver's Recent (+ not so recent) MovesChannels are an incredible tool for technical analysis. Today we're going to put them to the test with the recent moves up in silver, as it looks like the precious metal is currently sitting at a decision point that can (still) go either way.
MEASURING IMPLICATIONS OF CHANNELS
The real power of channeling is greater than just working with a supportive/resistive trend line; there are measuring implications that are often remarkably accurate in forecasting. Once a (valid) channel is broken, tested, and confirmed to have broken, the subsequent move is usually between .5-1.0 the width of the broken channel. You can think of that .5 level as a micro channel within a channel.
Depending on this week's close outside of the bullish channel, we can safely say the weight of evidence lies in favor of bullish continuation. If that does indeed materialize, silver could have an incredible run just around the corner, especially as markets continue to price out cuts.
**Two partial retraces are circled to illustrate their significance in indicating a faltering channel. Important to note that the first circle (the bearish partial retrace) is only useful in hindsight, as the uppermost channel was not valid at the time.
If Support Breaks, Where Does Silver Go?Gold (June) / Silver (May)
Gold, yesterday’s close: Settled at 2348.4, down 14.0
Silver, yesterday’s close: Settled at 28.052, up 0.068
Yesterday’s warm CPI and weak 10-year auction paved the way for a much-needed consolidation day for Gold and Silver. Still, the precious metals complex battled valiantly, exuding bull market trends within the intraday swings. Geopolitical headlines are certainly helping to stave off indiscriminate selling, but we now look to another slate of inflation data via PPI, coupled with an ECB policy decision this morning and a 30-year Bond auction at noon CT.
Silver futures even went as far as setting a new local high after yesterday’s CPI data, but the broad risk-off undertow was just too much. Construction in Silver out above yesterday’s low of 27.64-27.76 and support aligning with Gold’s low of 2340.1-2343.1 should help fuel a bull continuation into the weekend. In the event of further weakness, we have additional levels of significant support highlighted below.
Bias: Bullish/Neutral
Resistance: 2363.7-2364.1**, 2369.4-2371***, 2380.2-2384.5***, 2400**, 2466.5***, 2539.3-2560.1****
Pivot: 2355
Support: 2348.1-2351***, 2340.1-2343.1***, 2334.2-2337.1***, 2321.7-2325.3***, 2315.7**, 2298.7-2299.6***, 2285.7-2286.2***, 2279-2281.8***
Silver (May)
Resistance: 28.15-28.24**, 28.39-28.44**, 28.57-28.66***, 28.71-28.90**, 29.22***, 29.88-30.35***
Pivot: 28.05
Support: 27.84-27.90**, 27.64-27.76***, 27.34-27.51***, 26.93-26.97***, 26.40-26.48***
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