continue to confirm the strength of the VC PMI (Variable Changing Price Momentum Indicator) methodology as prices recover from this week’s reversal low near 56.87 and trade around 59.32, slightly above the Weekly VC PMI Mean Price of 58.97. The market has transitioned from an oversold condition back into equilibrium, placing traders in a position where patience and disciplined execution become essential.
According to the VC PMI, the Daily Buy 1 level at 57.57 and Daily Buy 2 at 56.12 successfully identified statistically favorable demand zones. These levels represent areas where probability favors a return toward the mean approximately 90% of the time at Buy 1 and 95% of the time at Buy 2, provided market conditions remain normal.
The current objective is the Daily Sell 1 level at 60.02, followed by Daily Sell 2 at 61.02. On the weekly timeframe, resistance increases at Weekly Sell 1 (61.53). Should silver close decisively above Weekly Sell 1, the probability increases that the market is entering another hyperbolic expansion phase. Under those conditions, traders should avoid initiating aggressive short positions and instead look to buy corrections within the prevailing trend.
From a Square of 9 perspective, the decline into this week’s low completed an important rotational phase that aligns with a seasonal time window. The recent recovery suggests that price is responding to both geometric support and cyclical timing. As long as silver remains above the Weekly VC PMI mean, the intermediate trend remains constructive.
Cycle analysis indicates that the market is entering another decision window during the first week of August, where volatility is expected to increase. A sustained close above 60.02 would confirm renewed upside momentum, while failure to hold above the Weekly Mean could lead to another test of the Buy 1 and Buy 2 accumulation zones.
Professional traders should continue scaling positions in increments rather than committing full capital at one price. The VC PMI methodology favors accumulating into statistically extreme prices and distributing positions into projected resistance while continually reducing risk as profits develop.
VC PMI Risk Disclosure
The VC PMI is a quantitative probability-based trading methodology and does not guarantee future results. All trading involves substantial risk, and past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance. Square of 9 analysis, cycle dates, seasonal patterns, and VC PMI levels are analytical tools designed to identify high-probability opportunities, not certainties.
Traders should always employ prudent money management, predetermined stop-loss levels, and appropriate position sizing. Futures, options, and leveraged products involve significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Always consult with a licensed financial professional before making investment decisions.
