2025-12-27 05:24:50

Silver Futures ($SI_F) - Playing with Charts

Testing some price action patterns here. Been looking back at the 1979-80 period versus where we're sitting now, trying to see if the dots connect.

The rally we've seen this past week? Treating it as a potential midpoint thrust for now—just exploring the numbers and seeing what the lines are telling us.

No grand predictions, just connecting some historical dots and watching how the technicals unfold. Market will have the final say anyway.

Interesting to track commodity cycles through different economic eras.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 12-27 05:53

The market wave in 1979 was indeed interesting, but will history repeat itself? Not sure. 2. I've heard the midpoint thrust theory many times, but most of the time it ends up being proven wrong. 3. Even with ideas for days, in the end, it still depends on how big funds play. 4. Silver has such a long cycle that short-term trading is still exhausting. 5. The charts look nice, but when it comes to placing an order, I get confused.

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WealthCoffee

· 12-27 05:44

Can the 79 market trend be replicated now? I have no confidence, but the data still needs to be considered. The silver price increase this week is indeed eye-catching.

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SwapWhisperer

· 12-27 05:42

79-80 wave? I'm also digging into it. Can the silver price break through the resistance this time?

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LeekCutter

· 12-27 05:32

The wave in 1979 compared to now, the idea is quite interesting... However, silver is really volatile when it fluctuates, so being cautious is definitely the right move.

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ForumLurker

· 12-27 05:27

Can the silver price from 1979 be compared to now? It feels like the historical context is too different.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 12-27 05:26

Will the 1979 wave of market movement really repeat? I'm a bit skeptical about it. 2. The idea of midpoint thrust sounds professional, but honestly, I trust candlestick analysis more. 3. Silver prices have surged a bit this week; let's wait and see if it can hold steady before making any judgments. 4. History tends to repeat itself, but never exactly the same. I understand your logic, but it still feels a bit off. 5. It's another case of "talking with charts." Let's wait for the results, everyone.

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