Behind us is a very successful period for the silver market, which with great dynamics broke out of the range of several-year volatility, which is a phase of long-term accumulation. Accumulation ended with a covid trap, i.e. dropping the market on new lows, but also an immediate return of the market to the range of
Silver has for some time had positive, long-term fundamental perspectives, primarily due to the central banks' policy, as well as correlation with gold, to which a considerable distance remains. The above gold-silver ratio chart or the chart comparing long-term price fluctuations for both metals shows this well. In other words, silver still has greater
Recently, silver seems to be more and more resistant to falls. Although in recent days there has been a slight drop in prices, so far it looks like a pullback to the nearest support from the daily chart. These are around 1740 ¢ / ozt, where you will find an internal area that in the
In recent months, there has been a lot of interest in precious metals, especially gold. Investors usually look at gold in market uncertainty, which was very high in February and March. The demand turned out to be so high that the price of "paper" gold (derivatives) was moved away from the physical (also due to
Silver, like many other markets, had a very decent rebound after the end of the recent panic. From the bottom it was a 36% increase. Importantly, buyers managed to pull prices above support, i.e. lows from 2018. This shows that their March violation was a bear trap. Over the past three weeks, volatility in the
