2026-01-08 01:22:59

Silver still shows a fierce trend. After a surge in the morning, it experienced another round of sharp decline. This rollercoaster market is quite exhausting to watch. Short-term volatility will only become more intense, and traders who are not skilled in their techniques should better stay on the sidelines.

The short position established at 81.5 yesterday is still held, with the deepest retracement reaching around 76. Two ultra-short-term trades in between resulted in losses. However, from the current situation, the four-hour chart has already turned downward, which is a somewhat interesting signal. There is still room for further decline within the day.

If you want to trade silver, the key is to keep an eye on the momentum of the bears. The current price around 78.5 can consider shorting, with the main target below focusing on the 73 level.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-10 18:04

This roller coaster market is really incredible; losses are just giving money to the big players. The market maker is lurking at 78.5, I see through it. The bearish momentum hasn't fully released yet, continue to watch at 73. Should have known not to chase the high earlier, now I understand. The four-hour reversal does have potential, but don't be fooled by the rebound.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-09 20:15

Feeling exhausted, it's another roller coaster. My 76-dollar short position is still bleeding heavily. Can 73 hold? I can't hold on anymore. The four-hour signal is indeed quite harsh, but my feel isn't good. I'll leave it to your operations. Enter short at 78.5? No, I'm scared. I'll wait and see. This move in silver is really decisive; short-term traders are bound to get wiped out.

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TradingNightmare

· 01-08 01:52

81.5 short position still holding, my head hurts from the losses, this market is really crazy. The four-hour chart is indeed interesting, 78.5 could be a good gamble, but don't say I didn't warn you, silver is now just a trap. Short-term beginners should stay away, really, I am the opposite example. Can it reach 73? Feels like it will fluctuate a bit more... The rollercoaster market is the most annoying, not making money and getting beaten up.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-08 01:48

The roller coaster market is really incredible, almost making my heart collapse. This wave of bearish momentum looks pretty good; whether 73 can hold is the key. The short position entered at 81.5 is still holding, just waiting to see how it develops. The price at 78.5 is a bit interesting, but I need to wait for a signal before acting. Short-term trading is easy to get chopped up, so it's better to stay cautious. The four-hour chart has turned, and there might still be room for a dip. The rhythm of silver is really nerve-wracking; the volatility is too intense. If the 73 level is broken, it will tell a different story.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 01-08 01:45

Another roller coaster, I'm exhausted. I also shorted at 81.5 this time, and now my mindset is a bit崩. Wait, you said the four-hour has turned? I need to check the K-line again... Silver is just gambling, no problem. Can it reach 73? Feels uncertain. Newbies should stay away, really losing so much that I doubt life. 78.5 does have some flavor, but the risk is also extreme. Short-term trading, win once and want to win the second time, then it's gone. Watching momentum? Easier said than done, really can't react in time during actual operation. I'm just looking to see if this trend can really break 73; if it can't, it's a false signal.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-08 01:45

The roller coaster is really intense, my mindset is directly collapsing. The short position at 81.5 is still holding on stubbornly. If I can hold until 73 this time, I will make a huge profit. Short-term trading is still easy to fall into traps. I think it's better to wait patiently for signals. Entering short at 78.5 feels like a gamble, but the prerequisite is to have a good read on the market. Silver's temper is really hard to handle.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-08 01:37

Roller coaster, huh? I'm already carsick, brother. --- 81.5 long position still not giving up? This wave is really fierce. --- Another trap to lure buyers, Silver's temper is unmatched. --- If it can't break 73, I give up. No more messing around. --- Four-hour reversal, thinking of bottom fishing? Let's see how long it can hold. --- 78.5 about to get trapped again? Can you be a little smarter? --- Such volatility in short-term trading, let's just watch the show honestly. --- If you're not steady-handed, don't touch it, or you'll end up crying while chasing orders. --- Wait for a breakout before acting. Entering now is just giving away. --- Losing in ultra-short-term trading and still wanting revenge? That mindset needs fixing.

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