Chart Update 11:30am EST - The Fibonacci from the lows on Aug 11/12 of $17.80 and highs from $18.63 yesterday gave Fibonacci levels for $18.12 and $18.31. Another big sell of happened at 8am today and it was over a 50% retracement. Therefore the new adjusted fibonacci from the new low we put in of $18.17 with the $18.63 high has the fibonacci at $18.35 and $18.45. It is currently at the $18.35 level where it should consolidate for a while as the markets normally do after the morning session. Chart is from Finviz
UPDATE 12:04PM - The consolidation at $18.35 was short lived and sure enough a move to the next fibonacci level has taken place at the $18.45 level where it should consolidate at that level.
UPDATE 3:05PM - The question will be now is if this rally is for real today. The $18.45 worked out perfect with a high of $18.475 in todays intraday action. The bottom was $18.17 which is a difference of 30.5cents. Since it hit the top today, the lowest silver has traded at is $18.38 and that is a retracement of 9.5 cents. 9.5 divide 30.5 is 31.1% and has thus far been making successful retracement. Holding the 61.8% will the most crucial and 61.8% of 30.5 is around 19 cents. Therefore we can reduce 19 from the high of 18.475 and now realize that $18.285 is the key support level that needs to hold.
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