Silver plunges 14.8% in a month, tests key support: Live levels

INVESTING.COMJun 19, 7:07 PM UTC

Key insights

  • Silver has experienced a significant 14.8% decline over the past month, currently testing key support levels around $62.50-$64.50. The sharp downtrend indicates bearish sentiment, but the proximity to support suggests a potential for a volatile move, either a breakdown or a bear trap bounce. This price action in a major commodity can signal broader risk appetite shifts, potentially impacting other asset classes.
Silver plunges 14.8% in a month, tests key support: Live levels

Latest update: Jun 19, 2026, 07:06 PM UTC

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Silver (SI) is trading at $64.93 on the 4-hour chart, locked in a steep downtrend after a dramatic 2% drop today and a jaw-dropping 14.8% plunge over the past month. The setup is decisively bearish, but with volatility surging near a critical support zone, the next move could be explosive—whether it’s a breakdown or a bear trap bounce.

Silver’s price action on the 4-hour chart is at a crossroads:

No-Trade Zone: $62.50–$64.50—this chop zone is where failed breakdowns and false starts eat up impatient traders.

Even strong support zones like $62.15 can break, especially when tested repeatedly in a downtrend. Always use stops and manage risk—hoping for a reversal isn’t a strategy.

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