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Silver Price Forecast – Silver markets pull back

By:
Christopher Lewis
Updated: Jan 8, 2019, 17:22 UTC

Silver markets pulled back during the trading session on Tuesday, testing the $15.50 level, before turning around and bouncing again. That’s a very healthy sign, as the market had gotten a bit ahead of itself, but now is showing signs of life again.

Silver daily chart, January 09, 2019

Silver had a good day on Tuesday, even though it fell. This is because not only did we pull back, but we also managed to find support. By doing so, at roughly the $15.50 level, it looks as if there is still a significant amount of tenacity to the bullish pressure, and that of course is going to be a good sign for traders overall. I believe at this point it is likely that we will continue to see a lot of “buying on the dips”, as there are a lot of pressures on not only the US dollar, but there could be a bit of an argument for a “run to safety” feel around the world.

SILVER Video 09.01.19

The $16 level above was the initial target, which makes sense considering that we had previously been in a $1.00 consolidation area and extrapolating that higher as a projected move had us looking at that level. Ultimately, I do think that this market will probably continue to see buyers on dips, as silver has formed a huge rounded bottom, and quite frankly the US dollar will probably continue to struggle a bit due to the softening stance of the Federal Reserve. I believe ultimately we are looking at a scenario where we will eventually break above the $16 level and perhaps go looking towards the $17 level above, which is the top of the longer-term consolidation area, with the $14 level underneath being the massive support from the longer-term. I do believe that silver will continue to grind higher, but I also recognize it will be volatile so small position sizing is crucial.

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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