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Silver Price Forecast May 25, 2017, Technical Analysis

By:
Christopher Lewis
Updated: May 25, 2017, 03:49 UTC

Silver markets have been choppy during the Wednesday session, initially dropping well below the $17 level but found enough support near the $16.85 level

Silver daily chart, May 25, 2017

Silver markets have been choppy during the Wednesday session, initially dropping well below the $17 level but found enough support near the $16.85 level to bounce back above the $17 level as the Americans took over. The market now looks as if it is trying to figure out where to go next, and the area below the $17 level looks to be rather supportive. Because of this, I do favor buying, but we would have to break above the highs of the session on Wednesday to have me thinking about that, and I also recognize that a certain amount of volatility and choppiness would be expected. Silver markets are typically choppy so if you spend any time trading this contract, none of that should be a surprise. However, if you don’t then Silver may be a very difficult market to deal with as it acts very erratic.

Patience

You’re going to have to exercise a certain amount of patience if you’re going to be involved in this market. Although it does not sound like much, they moved to the $17.50 level seems to be in the cards, and that could be a nice trade. However, you’re going to see quite a bit of noise between here and there so keep that in mind. As far as selling is concerned, a breakdown below the $16.75 level could send this market down to the $16.50 level but in general I have a longer-term bias to the upside. Silver tends to be very volatile, so keep your position size small is probably the best advice I ever got trading the futures market. If we can break above the $17.50 level, then we could go looking for the $18 level which is my longer-term target in the market.

SILVER Video 25.5.17

About the Author

Being FXEmpire’s analyst since the early days of the website, Chris has over 20 years of experience across various markets and assets – currencies, indices, and commodities. He is a proprietary trader as well trading institutional accounts.

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