Three reasons why Silver Bulls should not despair

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Silver prices have been under pressure in recent weeks, but that hasn't always been the case. Earlier this year, we identified a breakout that suggested a potential 25% increase in price, which largely materialized. Now, the price has returned to the ascending triangle breakout point around the $26 level. The market has bounced off this level, and as long as it stays above, there’s potential for prices to rise towards $30 or even $32.

Additionally, macro fundamentals are currently favorable for both silver and gold, with the Fed likely to cut rates and a weakening economy offering a safe haven push. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, while more impactful on gold, could also provide some support for silver.


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