Locating the Market Floor
I think the question now isn’t so much whether or not silver can turn things around and rally, I think it’s more or less, where is the floor. The last time we saw a massive spike in silver, the floor was at $12 an ounce. I’m pretty sure it’s not there this time.
So, there are a lot of questions to be asked about this, but at this juncture, I believe that we are still in a somewhat buy-on-the-dip situation, but we also need to recognize that these are short-term trades.
The longer we go sideways, the better off silver’s going to do and I do expect the range to compress. Maybe $90 won’t be the high, maybe $80 will be the high and 70 will be the floor, we just don’t know yet.
Either way, the last thing you want to see is a massive impulsive move, especially to the upside, because it would just signify that the market is still out of control and that we would get another nasty candlestick as we got a couple of weeks ago.
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