Silver

Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by yabz, Jan 24, 2019.

  1. yabz

    yabz

    Going long. Silver has fallen over the last few days. Its probably going to bounce back a bit, but not necessarily a major long term trend.
     
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  2. Nobert

    Nobert

    1 / 2 weeks ?

    6 / 10% gains ?

    What do you think ?

    Thanks.
     
  3. yabz

    yabz

    I'm looking at a 14 day time frame. I'm expecting silver to go back to 15.75
     
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  4. Nobert

    Nobert

    14 days frame, you mean 2 weeks / per candle ? , ( that's a cool timeframe, haven't seen such as an option in demos imo )

    Is there any fundamentals behind that reasoning involved or technicals only ?
     
  5. maxinger

    maxinger

    Now price going up in your favor.
     
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  6. yabz

    yabz

    Yes 2 weeks, this is correct.

    Purely technical. On fundamentals silver is massively undervalued, but markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent so its safer to stick to technicals....
     
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  7. yabz

    yabz

    Closed this position. Made 2% profit. Too risky to hold it any longer given the overall trend is still bearish.
     
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  8. yabz

    yabz

    Bought silver today.

    Buying the dip....
     
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  9. Handle123

    Handle123

    For handful of years, my model has me long/hedged only in Silver, many false entries, have to be colorful as far as trying to profit till it eventually goes up like selling options, hedging open profits, and spreading. All should have seen Feb 20, 2nd small break up and next day breaking 20ths lows to hedge open profits on longs and taking extras to profit on downside. What I have had to learn was how to spread cause Eurodollars were at extremes for seven years, can't make money on very small declines when you doing long term, so self taught on spread trading, I should have taken @bone course several years ago, would have saved time/money.

    But spreads actually do have charting patterns like the underlying and much less margins if that is a concern. You can use TA or trendlines for entry or breaks, H&S/wedges.


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  10. easymon1

    easymon1