If you want to buy the dip, here’s your road map. In our experience it’s never a good idea to start picking at bottoms on the first day of a reversal. The price-action is simply too heavy.
We wrote a few times about the change of angle of ascent — something that often precedes short-term tops. Note now that silver is testing the steep trend-line. We believe this will break soon. The second line of defense is much sturdier, and it currently is around $40 on the $SI_F. We’d be buyers on this secondary less steep trend-line.

What if you don’t trade futures? Well, let’s take a look then at $SLV. Instead of the 50 top we have here the $47 top. Note how strongly it bounced today on the steep trend-line. This most likely will break tomorrow. Again, be careful going long on the steep trend-lines. Risk/reward is often much better on the longer time-frame, milder ascent trend-line.
Secondary trend-line is currently also at $40.

If you want the silver miners there is a great spot coming up near 26.5 on $SIL

If you like the junior gold miners (plus a few silver) then $GDXJ has a nice support area near 36.
