Silver broke down over a week ago, losing two major support levels, similar to other precious metals as war-related headlines triggered risk-off moves.
The positive: price has reclaimed the green zone for now and bounced almost exactly at the March lower low, which could mark a bottom if geopolitical tensions don't escalate further.
That said, silver remains below the 200 MA, so the trend is not yet confirmed bullish. If support fails again, the next major bearish targets are the volume gaps around 59 and 55. #Silver $SLV
Over a week ago, I warned that an explosive move was incoming.
Since then, platinum lost two major support levels:
• The 200-day moving average
• The key support zone that had held since October
Following today's Iran war headlines, price has reclaimed the green zone, which could mark a local bottom and signal the start of a recovery.
However, the geopolitical situation remains the key driver. If the Iran conflict is not fully resolved and risk sentiment deteriorates again, the next major bearish target remains the gap zone around $1,600.
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Blackberry can’t be stopped right now — or at least it feels that way. Fresh $8.50 PT from CIBC, improving fundamentals, and the long-term QNX story keeps getting stronger.
But technically, this is getting stretched short term. Entire weekly candle is riding outside the Bollinger Bands, and the weekly TSI trendline is now matching the same structure seen at the last 2 major tops going back to 2021. That usually signals momentum exhaustion or at least a cooldown phase.
Wouldn’t be surprised to see some consolidation soonish, even if the bigger trend stays bullish.
The real wildcard is the monthly chart. The 8-year monthly TSI trendline break last week is absolute fire and suggests this move may still have more upside left in the bigger picture. Still 3 trading days left before month-end though — enough time for a reversal if sellers step in hard. $BB
As posted on May 7, BlackBerry finally broke the TSI bearish trendline from 2018. An 8-year structure doesn’t just stop on a dime — these kinds of macro breaks usually have follow-through, especially if fundamentals continue shifting alongside price action.
The monthly candle is now trading mostly outside the Bollinger Band, so some consolidation or cooling off would be normal before the next move. Still looks like a longer-term structural change rather than just a short-term spike. #BB $BB
Silver just got violently rejected at the long-term Fib level around 88, pulling back into the breakout zone and finding support at the March trendline. If this key level holds, the move higher likely remains intact. The broader trend structure is still bullish for now.
Worth monitoring closely — this could be developing into a two-layer parallel channel similar to the Nov–Jan structure. #Silver $SLV $SIL
Oil continues to respect the current structure and still looks likely to revisit the 67 area to fill the monthly gap before resuming higher. That scenario would also support Bullion strength. Unless we enter a major recessionary environment, the 67 zone should remain a strong bottoming area before the next leg higher develops. #Oil $USOIL $USO
Platinum looks primed for an explosive move, just like gold and silver. The TSI is showing bullish divergence, pressure has been building, and it looks ready to release. The 20 MA is pushing toward a crossover above the 50 MA while price continues riding the upper channel — a strong sign of momentum staying intact. Timing-wise, this setup looks close. I’m giving it roughly a 2-week window for the breakout move, with the possibility it starts as early as Monday. #PLatinum
Blackberry is finally getting the kind of narrative shift bulls have been waiting for. The technical setup is obvious now: an 8-year descending trendline on the monthly chart, while fundamentals are no longer deteriorating like they were during the smartphone-collapse era.
A clean monthly breakout above that macro trendline would matter psychologically because it would signal the market is no longer valuing BlackBerry as a “failed handset company,” but as a mission-critical embedded software/security company with exposure to AI, SDVs, robotics, defense, and industrial systems.
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Gold is coiling in a bear flag and looks close to a breakout within the next couple of weeks. Direction will likely depend on the next wave of war/geopolitical headlines, so it could break either way. One thing that does look certain: volatility is coming, and a big move is setting up. #Gold $GLD
Silver trigger point likely within the next 2 weeks.
Upside target remains 85 if momentum confirms.
Today’s rejection came with a massive upper wick — clear hesitation at resistance. If bulls fail to reclaim strength, a breakdown could send silver back toward major support around 67. #Silver $SLV
Silver followed through as outlined a few days ago after losing the 20 MA. It may have found a short-term bottom after testing the lower band near 71, but with a negative TSI crossover, the 67 support level is still in play. #Silver $SLV