2026-01-16 02:22:32

#美国民主党BlueVault Silver has bottomed out at 86 and is now experiencing a strong rebound. The 88-90 resistance line is gradually being solidified. Interestingly, this market has some unique features—inventory levels are at a ten-year low, expectations of Fed rate cuts combined with geopolitical risk aversion are supporting the market, and the explosive industrial demand for silver from the photovoltaic and AI industries makes the supply and demand gap increasingly apparent. The bullish momentum is quite strong.

From a technical perspective, buy orders at lower levels are very aggressive, with the short-term target directly aiming at 95. Once this hurdle is broken, the next target becomes the 100 mark. Looking at the long term, reaching 103 is also not a dream.

How to operate specifically? If you are optimistic about the future market, 90-92 is a good entry point, with a stop-loss set below 86, and targets between 95-100. If the price pulls back and stabilizes at 88-90, consider adding positions, with the same stop-loss below 80. If the market breaks upward through 96, follow the trend and go long. Conversely, if it falls below 86, wait and see; when it rebounds to 88-90, you can try a small short position with a stop-loss above 92, targeting the 80-75 range.

Remember, the market moves quickly. These are just technical analyses based on the current situation. Actual trading should also consider your risk tolerance and position management. $XAU $XAG

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RooftopVIP

· 01-19 02:18

Inventory hits new lows + AI demand explodes, this wave of silver really has something, the 86 wave of buyers made me laugh to death. If 88-90 really consolidates, there’s not much pressure above 95. I’m just worried it’s another lull, after a round of hype it still drops. Anyway, I bought at 90, stop-loss at 86, gamble on 95, if not I’ll exit. How long this risk-off sentiment can last is really hard to say. In my opinion, the real logic is in the demand for photovoltaics and AI, everything else is虚的. If the 100-dollar barrier is really broken through, I’ll go all-in at 103.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-16 02:52

This wave of silver really has some substance. The signal that inventories have hit a ten-year low cannot be ignored. If it can truly stabilize above 90, there will be significant room for growth later on.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-16 02:48

The recent rebound in silver is indeed promising, with inventories hitting a ten-year low and the explosive demand for AI and photovoltaics. The bulls really have confidence. Below 86, just observe and don't get entangled; the market moves very quickly. Only after breaking 95 can we say more definitively. It's a bit early to talk about hitting 100 now. Stabilizing around 88-90 is a good point to add positions; this logic still holds. The supply and demand gap is evident, and the expectation of interest rate cuts hasn't disappeared. In the long term, 103 is indeed not an unrealistic target. But remember to set stop-losses when entering at 90-92. Playing this requires a steady mindset. Breaking 96 and following the trend upward is fine, just beware of a sudden reversal.

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blocksnark

· 01-16 02:48

The ten-year low in inventory is indeed significant, but the demand in the AI industry might be a bit overhyped.

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ForkItAll

· 01-16 02:44

Silver is quite aggressive this time. With a ten-year low in inventory and AI photovoltaic demand, supply can't meet the demand, so prices have to rise. Let's see if 95 has the ability to break through. It feels like the bulls are indeed holding back this time.

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