Silver bounces from support trend line
Trend lines are a powerful tool that represent areas where buyers and sellers tend to change their behaviors.
On Silver, we can draw a support trend line that is upward-sloping and has held up prices for several months.
Silver has reached this support level and is bouncing accordingly. Any traders positioning long will want to place a stop loss below the support trend line.
If Silver does fall below the blue trend line, it is a big clue that the mood of the market is changing and that much lower pricing is on the way.
Picking up a clue from Gold, a temporary bounce is normal, but the Elliott Wave count still suggests lower pricing is in the future for Gold.
Based on Gold's pattern, this suggests Silver may find a temporary bounce then break down below the support trend line.
On Silver, we can draw a support trend line that is upward-sloping and has held up prices for several months.
Silver has reached this support level and is bouncing accordingly. Any traders positioning long will want to place a stop loss below the support trend line.
If Silver does fall below the blue trend line, it is a big clue that the mood of the market is changing and that much lower pricing is on the way.
Picking up a clue from Gold, a temporary bounce is normal, but the Elliott Wave count still suggests lower pricing is in the future for Gold.
Based on Gold's pattern, this suggests Silver may find a temporary bounce then break down below the support trend line.
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