The chart shows the same hopeful, best-case scenario for Silver as the one presented in the Gold tout. The May contract tripped a theoretical buy signal on Friday when it touched the green line, and now it need only push above p=77.99 to tip the odds strongly back in bulls’ favor. As is the case in gold, however, and as I have stated, this is not the most likely outcome, and the alternative would be further slippage to at least 56.32. That is the secondary Hidden Pivot of a pattern projecting as low as 42.67 (60m, A=119.20 on Feb 29). ______ UPDATE (Mar 23, 11:03 a.m.): Further slippage overnight to 61.210 has altered the picture. The rally since has tripped a theoretical buy signal at 67.434 that will likely achieve 73.658, s midpoint resistance that could stop bulls in their tracks. However, if they blow past it, you can use 86.105 as a rally target. Also, a pullback to 67.434 from anywhere in the range 76.20-77.60 would trigger a ‘mechanical buy at 67.43, stop 61.205. _______ UPDATE March 24, 10:51 p.m.): A gusher of promising news from the President tonight has pushed the futures past a minor  ‘d’ target at 73.535 (60m, a=79.20 on 3/3), putting a bigger pattern in play with a new rally target at 85.90. A pullback first to 67.383 would trigger a ‘mechanical’ buy at 67.383, stop 61.210. Please note that the trade would carry nearly $31,000 of entry risk per contract, so it is therefore recommended only to those of you who are familiar with ‘camouflage’ triggers capable of reducing the risk by as much as 95%. They are covered in detail in the Hidden Pivot course I’ve made available free to most subscribers.