futures (/SI) continue to display remarkable resilience, with price currently consolidating around $43.30 after testing an intraday high of $43.435. This move comes as the market presses against the upper boundary of the VC PMI framework, setting the stage for either a decisive breakout or a reversion to the mean.
From a weekly perspective, the VC PMI pivot at $42.31 has served as the fulcrum of balance. The market has successfully defended this level, moving through the daily pivot of $42.89 and extending toward Weekly Sell 1 at $43.55. Above this threshold, the next magnet of supply emerges at Weekly Sell 2 of $44.27. On the downside, support layers remain at $42.54, $42.12, and the deeper weekly buy levels at $40.64–$39.74.
What makes this period particularly significant is the cycle alignment. The 30-day cycle, anchored from the August 28 low, projects a turning point into the September 28 vibration window. Instead of declining into this period, Silver has rallied—a classic signal of an inverted cycle. This inversion suggests the market may register a short-term peak into September 28, flipping what is normally a low into a high.
The 360-day cycle, running from the major low of September 28, 2024, also matures on September 28, 2025. The convergence of both the short-term 30-day and the long-term 360-day cycles within the same date range forms a cycle cluster of high probability. Historically, such alignments often produce powerful reversals or accelerations in trend.
The Square of 9 geometry further reinforces this structure. The weekly pivot at $42.31 aligns with a 180° vibration from prior lows, while the 90° rotation projects resistance in the $43.55–$43.60 band, directly overlapping Weekly Sell 1. A further 135° step extends resistance toward $44.25–$44.30, nearly identical to Weekly Sell 2 at $44.27. To the downside, a 90° move projects $41.00, corresponding with the weekly buy zone.
In this context, Silver futures are at a decisive inflection point. Sustained closes above $43.55 could unleash a breakout to $44.27, potentially carrying momentum into the September cycle window. Conversely, failure to hold above $42.89 may shift the bias back toward $42.12 and $41.00. With the 30-day and 360-day cycles clustering on September 28, traders should be prepared for heightened volatility and a defining move in the weeks ahead.
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