By analyzing the Silver$XAG star line, we can identify key short-term levels and future resistance points.

As previously mentioned, 120 is a resistance level for silver. The market makers are indeed aggressive—pushing hard, then sharply pulling back. Short-term traders who chase the moves will definitely feel uncomfortable. But for those operating on a larger cycle, this kind of fluctuation actually reflects the Silver Age—if there's no shakeout at high levels, where's the room for growth?
From a macro structural perspective, the bow and arrow pattern naturally indicates increased volatility, and shakeouts are normal. The 8th line at 115 has been reached, while the 9th line hasn't. Does this mean the trend has ended? Not necessarily. Until the previous high is broken, it should be viewed as a range. My own system only recognizes numbers, not news; I go wherever the data leads.
Currently, the key resistance remains at the 92 level, which is being tested repeatedly. The strongest peak line is at 98.56. The first expectation has already played out, just hitting the peak volume point; the second expectation is around the large-scale 8th line area. If prices really move into the 117–124 range, that indicates a reignition of market sentiment.
The questions are simple:
When it reaches 117–124, will you run?
Are you hoping for a quick escape, or do you believe a new cycle is just beginning?
I believe it's the start of a new cycle.
Different levels mean completely different mindsets.
For me, until a new high is broken, it's just range trading; once it breaks through, then we discuss trend continuation. The rest is all about what the numbers tell us.
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