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Silver Breaks a New Record High and Looks to Rise Further

By: , dated March 4th, 2011

It was only recently that silver broke an all-time high, reaching as high as $34.95 an ounce. Silver then saw a modest bearish correction and fell towards the $34.00 level. However today, after the U.S. NonFarm Employment Change release, silver began climbing once again, and has reached a new all-time high of $35.29 an ounce. In addition, as technical analysis signals, silver’s bullish trend is likely to proceed.

• The chart below is the spot-silver 4-hour chart by ForexYard.

• It can be seen that despite occasional bearish corrections, silver is seeing a bullish trend for about a month now.

• Silver recently underwent a mild technical correction, which took it as low as $34.00 an ounce.

• However, after today’s positive U.S. employment data, silver began jumping once again, reaching as high as the $35.29 level.

• Currently, a bullish cross of the Slow Stochastic suggests that the bullish move has more steam in it.

• In addition, the RSI continues to point upwards, further indicating that the bullish move is likely to proceed.

• The next support levels are located at the $35.50, $5.80 and $35.80 levels.

• The next support levels are at: $34.70, $34.40 and $34.00.

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