In October and November, silver formed two notable highs at nearly the same level, building the initial framework for a potential double-top formation. This pattern often signals a possible reversal in technical analysis. However, the market defied this scenario as silver prices broke above the previous resistance zone, invalidating the bearish outlook.
Technical analysts interpret this upward breakout as a clear buy signal. The previous resistance level around 30 USD now acts as solid support. The next price targets lie between 35 and 38 USD. A sustained move above 38 USD would open the path toward the symbolic 40 USD mark, suggesting growing market momentum.
Several fundamental factors contribute to this renewed strength in silver:
These combined dynamics have fueled investor optimism and intensified demand across both industrial and investment markets.
Despite the bullish setup, brief pullbacks are possible due to profit-taking after the sharp gains. Analysts expect these corrections to remain limited as long as silver holds above the new support range.
"Silver has decisively broken its past ceiling, turning a potential double-top threat into a strong continuation pattern," analysts at Goldinvest.de concluded.
Silver’s breakout above 30 USD erased the double-top pattern and confirmed a bullish signal, with targets near 38–40 USD supported by inflation and industrial demand.