- Silver drops to the lowest since January 28.
- Downward sloping RSI, support break favor silver sellers.
- Medium-term support line, 100-day SMA challenge further downside.
Silver prices stand on a slippery ground after breaking a short-term support line, currently down 1.92% to $26.00, ahead of Tuesday’s European session. In doing so, the white metal declines to the lowest since January 28.
Although a downside break of the previous key support line favors silver sellers, a confluence of 100-day SMA and an ascending trend line from March 18, 2020, around $25.60-40, challenge the quote’s further weakness. It’s worth mentioning that the descending RSI line, not oversold, suggests the extra downside of the metal.
It should, however, be noted that the 200-day SMA close to $24.05 and the $24.00 offer additional downside filters to the precious metal ahead of dragging it to November lows near $21.90.
Meanwhile, corrective pullback needs a daily closing beyond the previous support line, at $26.30 now, before attacking the $26.85 hurdle.
Also likely to challenge the silver buyers is the late February top near $28.35 and the previous month’s high of $30.06.
To sum up, silver bears are waiting for confirmation to portray notable downside.
Silver daily chart
Trend: Further weakness expected
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