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I'm relatively new to trading silver, and I'm trying to get a sense of the overall sentiment. Do you all see XAGUSD as bullish or bearish in the long term? I'm looking at the 200-day SMA around 82.13 and wondering if that's a key level to watch. Any insights on long-term price targets?
To follow up on my earlier question about long-term sentiment, I've been reading about silver's role as an inflation hedge. Given the current economic climate, it seems like a strong argument for holding silver long term. However, the short-term price action has been quite volatile. Does anyone use specific economic indicators to gauge the best entry points for long-term silver positions? I'm thinking of dollar strength and interest rate expectations but I'm open to any other suggestions or strategies for timing entries. It's all a bit overwhelming tbh.
