Silver fell back this week, dropping to the $73 to $74 per ounce zone. It tried to break above $76 but could not get through. A stronger dollar and fresh fighting in the Middle East pushed th
Silver fell back this week, dropping to the $73 to $74 per ounce zone. It tried to break above $76 but could not get through. A stronger dollar and fresh fighting in the Middle East pushed the metal down to the same levels where Monday’s rally first started.
The move has investors debating again. The Silver price is still up 114% over the last year and 169% over five years, even with a 1.35% drop today. At the same time, analysts keep watching the $50 area closely.
Peter Krauth warned that if silver stays below that level for too long, it would raise big concerns for the larger bull market. So where the price goes from here is a real test for both silver bulls and bears.
A new chart from DeepValue Signals is getting people talking in the metals market. The analyst says investors should pay attention to what the silver price is actually doing, not just listen to optimistic stories.
His point is simple. The daily rising channel that carried silver higher is starting to fall apart. Short-term support is getting weaker.
Looking at the chart, the silver price had been moving inside an upward channel after its big rally earlier this year. That channel kept the trend alive through several pullbacks. But now the price has slipped toward the bottom of the channel.
It is testing a key support zone near the low $70s. The analyst thinks a clear break below this zone by the end of the week would open the door to bigger drops.
Source: X/DeepValueSignalsThe silver chart lays out a clear path down. The first major support is around the mid $50s, marked by an old horizontal resistance zone. If that fails, attention would shift to the longer-term uptrend support that has been in place since 2022. Below that sits an even larger channel support going back to 2020. That could be the next stop in a deeper correction.
This warning comes as silver is struggling to find its footing after failing to hold above the $75 and $76 resistance levels. Earlier this week, lower oil prices, softer bond yields, and calmer news about the U.S. and Iran helped drive a quick bounce. But that bounce did not last long.
Bullish Case
If the silver price can reclaim $75 and push back above $76, buyers could regain control of the trend. A successful breakout would invalidate the current channel breakdown concerns and put higher resistance levels back into view.
Bearish Case
If silver closes below the current support zone and the channel breaks for real, the mid $50s become the next big target on the chart. If weakness keeps going, the 2022 trendline support could come into view. And in a more extreme case, the larger channel floor from 2020 could be next.
Likely Case
For now, the most likely thing is that silver stays stuck between support near $73 and resistance around $76. Traders seem to be waiting for a clear move in either direction before placing any real bets.
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At $73.2, silver is still well above its major long-term support levels, even with the recent weakness. The bigger trend still favors buyers when you look at the past year. But the short-term picture has gotten more fragile after several failed attempts near resistance.
The chart from DeepValue Signals does not promise a drop to the mid $50s. But it does point out levels that traders should keep an eye on. A confirmed breakdown would make the bearish case stronger. A recovery back above $76 would flip the technical picture fast.
For now, silver is at a big decision point. The next few trading days may tell us whether this pullback turns into a deeper drop or becomes another chance to buy within the larger upward trend.
It is highly unlikely soon. While silver hit an all-time high of $121 in January, it currently trades around $76. Mainstream bank forecasts average under $95, seeing $200 only in extreme economic crises
How high will silver go in 2027Most mainstream forecasts put silver between $68 and $130 in 2027. LongForecast models suggest a peak near $129, while Commerzbank eyes $95. Aggressive algorithms predict over $400 if shortages trigger a massive squeeze
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