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Silver Crashes 18% – Is a Relief Rally Finally Coming?On Friday, in my Silver analysis, I wrote that after testing the major 90 resistance zone, the market could eventually pull back toward the 83 support area.
However, what followed exceeded even my expectations.
Silver didn’t simply correct.
It absolutely collapsed.
The price dropped more than 15k pips, which translated into percentage terms means roughly an 18% decline — an enormous move even for an asset as naturally volatile as Silver.
Just like Gold, the new week started with another wave of panic selling during the Asian session, pushing Silver slightly below the 74 figure before buyers finally stepped in and triggered a recovery.
At the time of writing, the market is attempting to stabilize after the aggressive sell-off.
Medium-Term Perspective
From a broader technical point of view, the medium-term structure now clearly shifted bearish.
The violence of the recent decline changed the overall picture significantly, and for now rallies should be treated carefully rather than blindly trusted.
However, when we zoom into the 1-hour chart, something interesting starts to appear:
➡️ a descending broadening wedge formation.
This type of structure often signals instability and exhaustion and, quite frequently, can precede a short-term reversal move.
That does not automatically mean “new bull market.”
But it does suggest that the market may need a stronger corrective rebound after such an extreme decline.
Trading Plan
As long as the 74 zone continues to hold, short-term traders could look for buying opportunities targeting a recovery toward the 80 area.
But there is one very important thing to keep in mind:
just like in Gold’s case, buying Silver at this moment means trading against the broader trend.
And countertrend trades require:
- smaller volume
- faster reactions
- lower ego
- and less romantic attachment to the position
Because after an 18% collapse, Silver may bounce hard…
but it can also remind everyone very quickly why knives are not supposed to be caught 🚀 
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$EURUSD - $1.18 as a decisive levelHi guys! 👋
🔔 EURUSD is at 1.1690 and the market is stuck. It bounced hard off the March lows at 1.1407, gained over 200 pips in a week when the ceasefire headlines hit, and now it's sitting right under the one level that matters — 1.1820.
🔔 Break it and hold it, this goes to 1.2000 and potentially 1.2500. Can't break it, and 1.1200–1.1180 becomes the next stop.
🔔 What followed in early 2025 was a strong impulsive move — clean, fast, technically valid — that broke price above the mid-range of the triangle and ran all the way to 1.2000. That impulse matters.
🔔 The problem is the ascending broadening wedge sitting on top of it. Higher highs, higher lows, but the boundaries are expanding not tightening.
🔔 The MA50 crossed below the MA200. That's a Death Cross, it's confirmed, and it's sitting right where price is trading now. You're basically trading inside the moving average cluster, which means every candle from here is a fight between the bulls trying to reclaim it and the bears defending it.
🔔 The 50% level is where the market tends to find genuine buyers after a corrective move, and the bounce off it has been real. The question is whether that bounce has enough behind it to take out 1.1820 or whether it fades into the moving average cluster and rolls over.
Bias : Retest $1.182 and go down to $1.11
Invalidation : If closes above $1.182, which will lead to another jump to $1.20
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Expanding Correction Before a Potential Bullish ImpulseBrent crude has been developing inside a broadening / expanding corrective structure after the previous impulsive decline.
The volatility within this formation suggests indecision, yet the overall flow still fits the classic sequence of:
Impulse → Expanding Correction → Potential Next Impulse.
From a technical perspective, price has repeatedly respected the boundaries of the expanding structure, building a base of higher lows and compressing toward a breakout zone. A confirmed break above the upper trend line would unlock bullish momentum, with the 66.80–67.00 region standing out as the first major target due to unfilled inefficiencies and prior liquidity clusters.
What reinforces this scenario is that multiple technical analysts currently view the ongoing consolidation as a corrective phase rather than the start of a new bearish trend. Several independent traders identify the same broadening pattern, expecting a bullish expansion once the correction completes.
Fundamentally, short-term sentiment also supports the possibility of a rebound. Demand forecasts have recently stabilized, OPEC+ continues to manage supply conditions, and weekly inventory fluctuations have provided intermittent support for crude. These factors often allow corrective structures to resolve upward before broader macro trends take over.
At the institutional level, Goldman Sachs projects Brent to average near the mid-66s in the second half of 2025, aligning closely with the structural target from this chart. However, it is worth noting that EIA and S&P Global caution that global supply could still outweigh demand later on—meaning any bullish impulse may be limited unless fundamental conditions shift.
In summary:
The market structure supports a bullish breakout scenario.
Technical analysts widely agree on the expanding correction framework.
Short-term fundamentals allow for a recovery toward 66–67.
Longer-term outlook remains mixed, so managing risk above key resistance is essential.
This is an observational analysis, not financial advice.
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Breaking: Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) Surged 11% Yesterday Eyeing $500 Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ; NASDAQ:AVGO ) shares saw a noteworthy uptick of 11% in extended market trading further extending the gains to todays premarket session up by 2.34%.
Should the stock break the ceiling of the $388 resistant zone, coupled with the RSI at 61, a bullish move to the $500 resistant is feasible and possibly $700 before the year runs out.
Similarly, failure to pull that stunt from NASDAQ:AVGO might resort to a move to the $250 support point.
With earnings slated for December 11th, 2025, In 2024, Broadcom's revenue was $51.57 billion, an increase of 43.99% compared to the previous year's $35.82 billion. Earnings were $5.90 billion, a decrease of -58.14%.
Analyst Summary
According to 28 analysts, the average rating for AVGO stock is "Strong Buy." The 12-month stock price target is $353.86, which is a decrease of -6.38% from the latest price.
About AVGO
Broadcom Inc. designs, develops, and supplies various semiconductor devices and infrastructure software solutions worldwide. The company operates in two segments, Semiconductor Solutions and Infrastructure Software. It provides Ethernet switching and routing custom silicon solutions, optical and copper physical layer devices, and fiber optic transmitter and receiver components; set-top box system-on-chips (SoCs), data over cable service interface specifications cable modem and networking infrastructure.
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