SLV chart analysis today

SLV broke out of an ascending triangle 19 days ago on heavier than normal volume under a weekly downtrend. Below $54.05 the break has failed.

iShares Silver Trust · daily · last close $57.92 · read computed from candles through 2026-09-01. No AI, no signal, no target.

SLV · Dailydaily
$47.11$56.17$65.24$74.30$83.36avg105810760529053800VolumeResistance $75.16 · breaks resistanceSupport $53.56 · 2 touchesPOLEASCENDING TRIANGLEBroke out $54.05Breaks below $54.05Weekly resistance $76.08

The two prices that decide it

Above
$75.16 · resistance
Below
$54.05 · the breakout
Formation state
Broke above $54.05 19 days ago on heavier than normal volume. No retest yet.
Trend
a series of higher highs and higher lows over the window, 4 steps across 48 bars, still intact
Agreement
Structure 3 of 4 (high) · indicators 1 of 3 (low)

Levels and what happened there

  • Resistance $75.16
  • Support $53.56
  • Support $50.79
  • The last two times price reached $75.16 it held every time, bouncing 12% on average.
  • The last two times price reached $53.56 it held once, bouncing 4.6%, and broke through once.
  • The last five times price reached $50.79 it held 4 times, bouncing 14% on average.
  • Bigger picture Weekly down, daily rising. weekly — downtrend intact, nearest support $29.04, ascending triangle at $64.23.
  • 52 weeks 47% below its 52-week high of $109.83 and 59% above its 52-week low of $36.43.

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