Silver consolidated inside Friday’s range at $51.28-$52.78, with $50.62 key to avoiding a deeper pullback.
Silver settled into consolidation on Monday, trading within Friday’s $51.28-$52.78 range, and hugging the 10-day moving average as a vital short-term support. If prices hold above this line —currently at $51.28—the bullish structure from August’s $36.96 swing low stays firm, pointing to higher prices. This pause follows last week’s record high of $54.49, capped by a bearish outside day, hinting at a healthy correction after a steep run.
The 10-day average has anchored the uptrend, and today’s low finding support there reinforces its role. A decisive drop below $51.28 signals weakness, with a break past Friday’s $50.62 low paving the way for a deeper pullback. The 20-day average at $48.77, rising and positioned above the short-term rising channel’s top, emerges as a logical next support. Only a failure there would flag a more significant correction, so watch these levels closely.
Last week’s close in the lower half of the weekly range—after five weeks of upper-third finishes—suggests fading bullish momentum. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) dipped below 70 after a month in overbought territory, further supporting this cooling. The outside week’s aggressive selling hints at an early sentiment shift, making any rally suspect without clearing key hurdles.
A push above today’s $52.78 high would signal short-term strength, but only a sustained break past $54.49 confirms renewed upside conviction. Until then, rallies face resistance, with sellers poised to counter. The prior overbought run amplifies correction risks, though the bullish structure holds for now.
Silver’s trend remains upward if $51.28 support persists, but the RSI pullback and weekly weakness warrant caution. A close above $52.78 keeps bulls in play, while a drop below $50.62 targets $48.77. Monitor today’s close for directional cues—$54.49 is the gateway to higher prices, but a deeper breather looms if support gives way.
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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.