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Silver reaches new record high as gold reaches highest level since October
The precious metals market continues to exhibit remarkable strength, with silver achieving a new all-time high and gold advancing toward its own record levels. This sustained momentum reflects both technical pattern confirmation and fundamental support from persistent U.S. dollar weakness, creating a compelling narrative for investors monitoring these traditional safe-haven assets. In our previous analysis, we highlighted the emergence of a "three white soldiers" candlestick pattern in silver—a bullish technical formation characterized by three consecutive long-bodied candles with progressively higher closes. ... (full story)
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