Silver & Stock Market Crashing. But It May Not Last...
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Michael Pizzino04 Mar 2026, 01:24 UTC
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The analysis covers the S&P 500, US Dollar, Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin, primarily using daily chart technical analysis. For the S&P 500, a short-term bearish trend is observed, with a potential for a rebound towards 7050 from the 6800 support level, failing below 6750. The US Dollar shows a bullish trend, breaking resistance and expected to continue upwards. Gold and Silver are also in bullish trends, with Gold targeting 2025 from 1950 and Silver targeting 26 from 24, with respective failure bounds at 1900 and 23. Bitcoin has experienced a prolonged choppy period, but the analysis suggests a potential shift towards bullish continuation, targeting 75000 from its current price around 70000, with failure below 65000, signaling a potential break above key resistance levels.
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