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Spot Silver Price
Wed, Sep 9 2009, 12:51 GMT
by Anna Coulling
Master The Markets

Spot silver prices continued their upwards momentum yesterday ending
in a positive mood once again having broken above the $16 per ounce
level once again, closing the silver trading session with a wide spread
up bar and small shadow to the upside. Technically the key level at
$16.50 is now coming into play and may well dictate the future for
silver prices in the short term as this is the lower level of a deep
area of consolidation spread over a $2 per ounce price band. If gold prices
and silver prices continue to correlate positively, as they seem to be
at present, and the strong surge continues for spot gold, then we
should see an equivalent rise in silver prices which should drive them
through this technical resistance area. However, this band is both
wide and deep and will therefore require considerable momentum to
penetrate and breach this area. If this can be accomplished in the
medium term then this will open the way for a sustained move on the
$20.50 per ounce region last seen back in early 2008. With all three
moving averages pointing higher and with the 9 week moving average
having crossed the 14 week moving average on the weekly chart this is
generally adding to the bullish sentiment for spot silver prices at
present. My trading suggestion for today is to look for small long
positions buying on any short term intraday reversals with a view to
building positions into a longer term trading scenario.
Support: 15.96 Resistance: 16.52
Support: 15.15 Resistance: 15.47
Support: 14.06 Resistance: 15.09
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