XAGUSD Remains a “Buy the Dip” Market

Written by Justin Bennett

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Last Updated October 13, 2020

Forex trader since 2002

Written by Justin Bennett 

Forex trader since 2002

100k monthly readers

Updated October 13, 2020


Silver, or XAGUSD, had a heck of a run between March and August.

The metal went from a low of $11.62 on March 18th to $29.84 on August 7th.

However, since peaking in early August, XAGUSD has experienced a significant pullback.

Or has it?

Although the retracement on the daily time frame (second chart below) looks aggressive, it isn’t.

The 50% retracement of that March to August rally lies at $20.70, which hasn’t been tested yet.

Of course, there’s still time for that.

But the bigger story, in my opinion, is the way silver is holding above multi-year levels and also carving a massive bull flag pattern.

First, let’s look at the multi-year levels for XAGUSD.

XAGUSD silver monthly time frame
XAGUSD monthly time frame

Notice how silver broke out earlier this year and is holding above the $20 to $21 area, which is also the 50% retracement of the year-to-date range.

Looking at the daily time frame, it appears XAGUSD is carving a huge bull flag pattern off of the August high.

If the recent low in August holds, the measured objective is near $39.

The bottom line is that there may be more consolidation ahead for silver, but the long term outlook remains bullish.

XAGUSD silver daily bull flag pattern
XAGUSD daily time frame
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Justin Bennett started trading in 2002, and let's just say it was a bumpy ride. But in 2010, he had his "aha" moment once he ditched the indicators and focused 100% on price action. Justin has built a following of 100,000+ monthly readers and taught thousands of traders using his simple, no-nonsense approach. He's been highlighted as a top trader by Stocks and Commodities Magazine and regularly featured by Forex Factory next to publications from Bloomberg and CNBC. ...Read More


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