Saturday morning reflections
I want to make the case that last Thurs (5/2) was an intermediate low for silver, and the angle I'm taking here is that the occurrence of some Fib numbers and ratios is a significant corroboration.
Silver rose from the low 11/14/19 at $13.89 to a peak on 1/31 at $16.19, + 16.6%.
1) The drop from that peak to last Thurs low at $14.56 is -$1.63, close to 1.62
2) when I divide the -$1.63 drop by the +$2.30 rise I get -70.9% close to a Fib 70.7%, the square root of 50%.
3) when I divide the -10.1% drop by the +16.6% rise, I get -61%, close to 62% Fib.
Whether these Fibs are a useful technical tool or mere EW superstition will become apparent next week.
Sentiment is extremely negative and the silver wave pattern acceptable for the completion of the correction.
Senor nailed it that we need to see a continue rise from here. A silver price moving below last Thursday's spot silver low of $14.56 would invalidate the bullish view and point to further lows.
Three serious bearish factors (and there may be more) are that
1) the HUI:gold ratio is plunging relative to the gold price,
2) that EW could allow for gold to make one or two more small down legs over the next week or two,
3) that there is a broken neckline, clearest in gold at $1282, that gives a downside target of $1220. Gold getting above $1282 would void that.
Gold's recent exact double bottom at 1266.6, nine days apart, is encouraging for the bulls and is another good stoploss level.