2026-01-07 10:20:44

Looking at the 4-hour silver trend, the bullish trend remains quite steady. The current pullback should not be overly worried about; instead, it presents a good entry window.

Specifically, the 78.0-78.5 range can be used to gradually build long positions. If the price breaks downward, a strict stop-loss at 75.3 is necessary to effectively avoid the risk of extreme retracement.

Looking upward, the first target is 80.0, and after breaking that, continue to watch 82.0. The ultimate goal is 84.0. The logic behind this market movement is still trend-driven, and good risk management is the guardian. Keep up with the rhythm, and the wave trading benefits are right in front of you.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-10 09:10

78 to 78.5 is really a bottom-fishing opportunity. I have already started accumulating in batches. Bet on breaking 80; if it reaches 82, it will take off. Proper risk control really guarantees profit. This wave of silver bulls is still somewhat interesting, just worried it might be another illusion. That 75.3 level must be defended at all costs, or else you'll lose everything. 84 is just a dream; in reality, if it reaches 82, I will be lighting incense and praying.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 01-10 02:51

Entering at 78 is indeed attractive, just worried about another false break below.

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-07 10:50

78.5 Here, enter in batches. Cut losses decisively if it breaks 75.3. It's that simple, don't overthink it. --- Silver is indeed stable this wave. Exit at 80, and watch for 82. The trend isn't over yet. --- Risk control is the key. Entering is easy, stopping losses is hard. That's correct. --- It's that same "trend is king" theory. How many times have we heard it? The key is to act quickly. --- 78 to 78.5 is indeed a good entry point. Now it's just a matter of who can hold until 84. --- Is 84 the ultimate goal? I just want to know if it can break 80. Don't get too far ahead. --- This analytical logic is still valid, but do you think a pullback below 75 is possible? I doubt it. --- Wave segment dividends? Said the same last time, but then I cut losses immediately.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-07 10:44

Position 78 is truly an excellent opportunity. I have already started accumulating in batches. If it breaks below 75.3, we admit defeat. Proper risk control is essential for longevity. Trend trading is straightforward—profit when you get the direction right. Silver's surge to 84 could double your investment. It's not too late to get in now. If it breaks below 80, keep chasing. It's simple—follow the rhythm. Pullbacks won't scare me; instead, I see them as a pie falling from the sky. I've fully bought in at 80-82, with the target directly at 84.

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WalletDetective

· 01-07 10:34

78 bucks, should I buy now? I think it's risky, wait until it breaks 75 before considering. I feel this wave of silver might drop further, don't be so optimistic. Risk control is key, I will remember the stop-loss at 75.3. Pullback window? Ha, every time it's said, but we always get caught. 84 bucks? Dream on, let's see if it can hold at 80 first. The trend is king, that's true, but now is not the right time to enter. Dipping in batches sounds comfortable, but in practice, who hasn't been cut? That 80 level seems a bit weak, I feel there will be strong resistance.

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