Silver rocketed to a fresh all-time high of $58.85 Monday with almost no pullback, confirming Friday’s new high breakout across daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes.
Silver wasted no time Monday, blasting to a fresh record high of $58.85 and trading with a higher daily low of $56.19. The advance showed virtually no pullback—price barely blinked—delivering another clear message of overwhelming buying pressure and confirming Friday’s already decisive breakout across every major timeframe.
The entire move traces back to a successful defense of the rising 50-day average (now $49.68), followed by swift reclamation of the 20-day ($51.31) and 10-day ($52.66) lines. These averages are rapidly solidifying as dynamic support beneath the accelerating trend, with last Wednesday’s 10-day back-test marking the exact launch point for the current leg.
The first serious upside obstacle appears between $59.89 and $60.20, where the 127.2% Fibonacci extension of the multi-decade correction from the 2011 $49.81 top converges with other projections. That zone will test whether this momentum can punch straight into the $60s or requires a brief pause.
Weekly charts repeatedly bounced from the 10-week average during the recent consolidation phase—each touch producing sharp reversals that reflected underlying strength. Longer-term, silver remains in a massive cup formation; the handle so far is unusually small and may still deepen, but Monday’s ferocity suggests the market has little interest in waiting.
Friday’s ascending triangle breakout carries a clean measured objective above $63.00, providing a minimum expectation for the current impulse. Combined with the larger cup structure, the setup keeps significantly higher levels on the table if demand can be sustained.
Silver exhibits classic strong-trend behavior: record highs, strong closes on all timeframes, and refusal to correct meaningfully. The first real pullback—whenever it arrives—will be the litmus test; shallow depth and quick absorption would cement breakout validity, while the 10-day, 20-day, 50-day, and 10-week averages now trail as layered support. Until evidence says otherwise, assume every dip gets bought aggressively and the path of least resistance remains sharply higher toward $59.89–$60.20 and ultimately above $63.
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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.