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Silver futures entered a textbook mean-reversion phase today, declining into the $50.77–$51.14 zone after reaching a hyperbolic peak at $54.415 just two sessions earlier. This peak aligned almost precisely with the Daily Sell 1 level at $54.40 and approached the higher-probability exhaustion band at Daily Sell 2 ($55.63). Such reversals at Sell 1/Sell 2 zones are not bearish events—they are structural rotations within a mathematically defined trend governed by the VC PMI probability model. The market did exactly what a hyperbolic advance is supposed to do: hit an exhaustion zone, trigger profit-taking, and pull back to equilibrium.
The 30-day cycle, which began its latest expansion phase from the early November low at $46.52, anticipated this behavior. In its acceleration window, silver typically produces steep vertical advances followed by sharp two- or three-day retracements. Today’s decline fits this signature perfectly, retracing toward the Daily Buy 2 level at $50.75—the lower boundary of the short-term equilibrium band. This is not trend failure; it is cyclical symmetry.
The 60-day cycle, rising steadily since the late-September pivot, remains firmly bullish and continues to exert upward pressure. This intermediate cycle would only turn negative on a decisive close below the weekly VC PMI of $47.83—a level far below current trading. As long as price holds above that weekly mean, all pullbacks are counter-trend and represent high-probability accumulation behavior within the expanding 60-day rhythm.
The 90-day cycle, which governs the broader quarterly rotation in precious metals, now projects rising momentum into late November. Historically, when the 90-day cycle aligns with VC PMI Buy 1 and Buy 2 levels—as it does now—the probability of a fast mean-reversion rally increases dramatically. This suggests that the next upside targets remain at $51.96-53.19, and the retest of $54.40.
The 360-day (annual) cycle remains the dominant force. Having restarted its expansion phase from the September 28, 2025, anchor date, it continues to build upward energy into December and January. The alignment of the long-term cycle with the current hyperbolic price behavior confirms that silver is not topping—it is entering a broader upside window.
Bottom Line
The decline into $50.80 is structurally normal, cyclical, and perfectly aligned with VC PMI demand levels. The synchronized 30-, 60-, 90-, and 360-day cycles all point toward continuation of the bullish super-cycle. This pullback is positioning silver for its next vertical upside rotation.
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