Silver's
rally extended to as high as 33.77 last week with a strong close at 33.725.
Silver prices rose 4.02% at 34.57 per ounce during the 24 hours ending. In the
Asian session, Silver is trading at 34.67, 0.30% higher from yesterday’s close.
Silver
is expected to find support at 33.26, and a fall through could take it to the
next support level of 32-31.86. Silver is expected to find its first resistance
at 35.51, and a rise through could take it to the next resistance level of
36.35.
Initial
bias remains on the upside and current rise from 26.105 could now continue to
37.58 resistance. Nevertheless, be cautious on reversal signal as it approaches
37.58. On the downside, below $32.00 minor support will turn bias neutral and
bring consolidation. But break of 30.195 is needed to confirm near term
reversal. It’s better to be cautiously bullish.
In
the long term picture, the main question remains on whether 49.82 is a medium
term or long term top. With 61.8% retracement of 8.4 to 49.82 at 24.22 intact,
price actions from 49.82 could eventually turn out to be a consolidation phase
only. And a break above $37.58 resistance will significantly increase the
chances of a new high above 49.82.
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