Will pivot stars continue to light silver’s way, or is the white metal headed for a significant reversal?

While hopes for a dovish pivot may keep silver from crashing in the short term, history shows that actual pivots are bearish.

Plenty of risks continue to throw shade on the white metal.

Inflation upended the bond market once again, and the bearish weight was too much for the white metal.

With indecision reigning over the last few months, is silver’s next $2 move higher or lower? 

Silver’s 200-day moving average has gone from support to resistance. How low can the white metal go? 

Predicting silver prices is linked to forecasting gold prices, as these markets typically align and validate each other's signals.

The white metal’s dreams of rate cuts and QE should become fundamental nightmares.

The same moves by two central banks, the Fed and the ECB, should have different impact on the precious metals. This time, however, one took the lead.

The December FOMC meeting was interpreted as hawkish; fundamentally, that should have sent silver prices lower, but it didn’t happen immediately. Why?

After the S&P 500 broke below its two-month rising support line, the bears regained control of the overall stock market. However, the FOMC conference is coming.

Traders interpreted November FOMC minutes as dovish, pushing silver prices up.