Eos Energy stock falls after Fuzzy Panda issues short report
Silver’s recent washout to $46.66 dropped the price straight into the Daily Buy-2 ($46.86) and Weekly Buy-zone demand alignment — a classic mean-reversion territory. This level now serves as Day 0 for our cycle count. As we launch from this pivot, the Daily VC PMI mean ($48.25) becomes the first battleground: acceptance above here confirms reversion is in progress and transitions the tape from bearish to neutral-bullish. That triggers upside magnets at $49.11 (Daily S1) and $49.64 (Daily S2).
The 30-day cycle projects the first bullish momentum window into late November, where swing-traders will seek confirmation that dips are being bought and volatility is compressing upward. The 60-day cycle expands that momentum into higher timeframe territory, with $51.21 (Weekly S1) and $52.33 (Weekly S2) as primary Square-of-9 price harmonics — approximately 90° and 135° rotations from the recent swing low along the price spiral. This is where Silver often transitions from mean-reversion to trend-expansion, if price demonstrates sustained weekly closes above these levels.
Moving into the 90-day cycle, typically the trend validation phase, the structure targets $53.76 — a powerful triple confluence:
- Square-of-9 180° rotation
- Prior major breakout failure point
- VC PMI higher-timeframe resistance cluster
This is where institutional flows historically shift from chase-mode into managed distribution — hedging, risk-off scaling, and volatility spikes.
But the real storyline belongs to the 360-day cycle, the dominant annual rhythm. This cycle has repeatedly aligned with major phase shifts in Silver’s secular structure — bottoms, breakout retests, and parabolic ramps. This current 360-day rotation (originating from the 2025 cycle low) suggests we are still early-stage in a larger bullish campaign, with corrections like this offering strategic accumulation, not exit panic. As long as Silver maintains weekly acceptance above $47.12 and ultimately $48.25, the long-cycle roadmap remains intact, with targets well beyond $53 later in the year.
Risk remains tactical: a daily close below $46.55 opens the door for a deeper VC PMI flush toward $45.89 or even $44.06 (Weekly Buy-2) — still within annual cycle bullish structure. But the asymmetry favors upside: accumulate weakness $46.85–$45.89, risk beneath $46.55, scale into strength $49.17 → $49.64 → $51.21 → $52.33, and reserve runners for $53.76 into the 60- to 90-day cycle windows.
Bottom line: Price is in demand while time is turning bullish. The 360-day cycle says the Silver story isn’t ending — it’s just clearing its throat before the next big move.
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