Where's Silver Going? 7 comments
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By Brad Zigler
Real-time Monetary Inflation (last 12 months): 4.7%
Gold's race into new high territory and has left silver lagging far behind, much to the chagrin of investors anxious for some moderation in the gold/silver ratio.
Silver's a good news/bad news story. The good news for the December COMEX contract is that it's moved up to start working the upper half of its volatility band. The contract settled just a penny off its floor-session high at $17.45 on Friday. The contract's RSI and MACD indicators have turned neutral-to-bullish. (Click chart to enlarge)
NYMEX/COMEX Silver (Dec '09)
There's bad news, however, in the volume trend. Recent volume spikes have been featured on down days, a signal of market weakness. Additionally, money managers have recently been liquidating long positions.
If bulls develop more confidence, they can push prices to test the December contract's October high at $18.18. For holders of the iShares Silver Trust (SLV), that translates to a share price of $17.64. First, though, last week's high at $17.78 ($17.42 for SLV) will need to be hurdled.
A break below last Friday's low of $17.03 ($16.73 for SLV) would give the bears an edge.
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