Silver’s bullish reversal is gaining strength after resistance turned support, putting near-term targets in focus while opening a potential path toward the $71–$72 resistance zone.
Silver extended its short-term bull trend on Monday with a marginal new high of $65.29. Price action for the session confirmed support near a key prior resistance level, reaching a low of $62.99 for the session before buyers stepped in and drove price to new highs for the day. That low was a successful test of support near the lower swing high from early July at $63.28.
The confirmation that this price zone has switched from resistance to support further strengthens the advance and suggests that higher targets may be reached before momentum falters. Moreover, the 50-day moving average has been reclaimed for two sessions, with Monday’s close holding above it; the average is currently near $61.94.
Trading remains near the highs of the day at the time of writing and silver is on track to close in the upper third of the day’s range and post a new daily closing high for the current advance. The strength confirmed above puts the next higher target in sight near $66.53 to $66.10. That zone consists of the 161.8% Fibonacci projection for a small rising ABCD pattern and the 50% retracement of a prior decline.
Nonetheless, the successful test of support near the $63.28 lower swing high further confirms the trend reversal signal that triggered above that level. Beyond the $66.53 to $66.10 target zone, the area around the 200-day moving average near $71.18 presents the more significant potential resistance zone, especially since it lies near a long-term rising trendline, which also represents possible dynamic resistance.
The 200-day moving average begins a range of possible resistance up to the nearby 50% retracement of a second prior downswing at $72.08. Further enhancing the potential significance of the $71.18 to $72.08 price zone is another lower swing high from the prior downtrend structure at $71.56. A recovery above that swing high would trigger another trend reversal signal, making the $63.28 support test discussed at the beginning of the analysis an important early confirmation of the broader trend reversal.
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With over 20 years of experience in financial markets, Bruce is a seasoned finance MBA and CMT® charter holder. Having worked as head of trading strategy at hedge funds and a corporate advisor for trading firms, Bruce shares his expertise in futures to retail investors, providing actionable insights through both technical and fundamental analyses.