Since April, silver has been banging its head on $32.50 (Comex front-month contract price basis). In my opinion, if it breaks over $33 and holds, it will trade toward $40 very quickly.
Silver did break above a long-standing resistance zone near $33. The pullback this past week seemed to be testing that breakout. It should act as support.
In conclusion, silver's recent breakout above $32.50 appears to be the beginning of a major bull run, but there are several key factors to watch moving forward.
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Despite a sharp pullback this morning, gold and silver remain bullish, particularly following a significant 12-year breakout in silver over the past four trading days.
CEO McDonald: "Hole 171 is exciting with an 87-meter-wide zone of silver mineralization... stepping out 50 and 100 meters southeast of CDH 140 and 125."
VP Hernandez: "Overall, these results confirm high-grade silver and gold mineralization at Jimenez, with several veins showing significant exploration potential based on their width."