Dmitri Lysenko
⬤ Silver just broke into uncharted territory after finally clearing its 2011 high—a ceiling that held firm for over thirteen years. The long-term chart shows this wasn't just another resistance break. It was the trigger for one of the most intense rallies the metal has seen in recent memory.
⬤ What caught everyone by surprise wasn't just the breakout itself—it was how fast things moved afterward. Silver didn't climb gradually like you'd expect. Instead, it shot up nearly 83 percent in roughly two months, moving in what traders call a straight line. There were barely any pullbacks or pauses, making it tough for anyone trying to time their entries or exits.
⬤ Once silver pushed past that old 2011 ceiling, momentum took over completely. Prices rocketed well beyond the former resistance zone, creating the kind of parabolic move that usually signals heavy emotional trading and aggressive buying. Anyone waiting for a cleaner entry point after the breakout confirmation quickly found themselves chasing a market that was already running hot.
⬤ This matters because it shows what can happen when a major long-term resistance finally gives way. The silver rally proves how explosive momentum gets once structural barriers come down—but it also hints that what comes next could get choppy. Markets don't usually digest moves this sharp without some serious volatility along the way.
Dmitri Lysenko
