Precious metals have been experiencing sharp fluctuations as the market mood continues to change these days.
What’s next for silver as it prepares to test the previous support area?
Risk-on flows since early last week have kept silver below the $30,000 support area, which could turn this area into resistance next.
The Fibonacci retracement tool on the latest decline on the daily chart shows that this coincides with the 50% level, as well as the pivot point ($29.096). Looking back, this area has been resistance since April.
Will it hold up as a roof again this time?
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The 100 SMA is above the 200 SMA suggesting that the bullish momentum is still there, and the gap between the moving averages is widening to reflect a strong bullish sentiment. Keep an eye out for a move above the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level, as this could mean that silver bulls are ready to continue their assault to the resistance level at R1 ($31.404) near the year’s highs.
On the other hand, if the area of interest remains resistance, watch out for a potential drop back to the low near S1 ($26,957) or even the next level at S2 ($24,909).
Just make sure to keep a close eye on market headlines that may affect overall risk sentiment when trading commodities!
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