The recent trend of silver has indeed shown many strong signals. In fact, there is no need to necessarily buy the dip on the left side; it's completely fine to enter a position after confirmation on the right side. If it continues to push upward, from a structural perspective, it only lacks the final effective turning point that truly holds above.
From multiple time frames, the situation is becoming increasingly clear: the weekly line has shown a distinct strengthening trend, while the monthly trend is gradually rising. At the quarterly level, the price expectations are generally optimistic. In the charts of each time frame, the two highest price points in the range are worth focusing on, but those extreme top values are often more of an anchoring point for market sentiment and should not be taken too seriously.
The most crucial point right now is that the key turning point of 64 has been effectively broken. As long as the price does not fall below this level again, the larger upward trend remains valid. This means that, in terms of structural logic, the feasibility of an upward movement has been established, and the subsequent target levels at least have a foundation for tracking and verification.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-22 23:37
Once 64 is broken, it will be stable. I accept this logic.
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HashBrownies
· 12-22 23:30
Breaking 64 is indeed satisfying, but I still want to see if I can hold steady before proceeding.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-22 23:30
64 has broken, so there's no need to constantly watch the left side every day. It's better to save some mental energy to save on gas fees than to buy the dip.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 12-22 23:29
Once 64 breaks, it will stabilize, no need to get too hung up on those extreme top numbers.
The recent trend of silver has indeed shown many strong signals. In fact, there is no need to necessarily buy the dip on the left side; it's completely fine to enter a position after confirmation on the right side. If it continues to push upward, from a structural perspective, it only lacks the final effective turning point that truly holds above.
From multiple time frames, the situation is becoming increasingly clear: the weekly line has shown a distinct strengthening trend, while the monthly trend is gradually rising. At the quarterly level, the price expectations are generally optimistic. In the charts of each time frame, the two highest price points in the range are worth focusing on, but those extreme top values are often more of an anchoring point for market sentiment and should not be taken too seriously.
The most crucial point right now is that the key turning point of 64 has been effectively broken. As long as the price does not fall below this level again, the larger upward trend remains valid. This means that, in terms of structural logic, the feasibility of an upward movement has been established, and the subsequent target levels at least have a foundation for tracking and verification.