Into Long with 37.5 SL. Lets see how rate cut news plays..
Behold
- #28
- Jul 23, 2025 10:58am Jul 23, 2025 10:58am
{quote} Its good to see you trade Silver as well. I was waiting for it here but it didn't retraced like Gold. {image} I think it will reach my tp before coming to my entry point
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- #36
- Jul 23, 2025 5:37pm Jul 23, 2025 5:37pm
- Joined Jul 2011 | Status: Gold Again | 10,560 Posts
guys is there any corelation between the silver and the gold like dollar and gold??
Based on the discussion in the Silver thread on Forex Factory, the idea of a correlation between silver and gold—similar to the relationship between gold and the US dollar (USD)—was casually brought up by a user curious about market behavior.Here’s how the surrounding page context informs that question:
Silver–Gold Correlation: What Traders Are Saying- Several participants noted that while silver and gold often move in the same general direction, silver tends to be more volatile and exaggerated in its moves.
- For example, one trader pointed out gold climbed 500 pips, while silver surged 1500 pips in the same window.
- Silver’s behavior is described as more “aggressive” and “wild,” implying that although they may correlate, silver doesn’t always mirror gold perfectly—it often amplifies reactions.
Dollar–Gold vs. Dollar–Silver Dynamics
- Gold traditionally shows a strong inverse correlation with the USD:
When the dollar weakens, gold often rises due to its safe-haven status. - Silver, while influenced by USD movement, also carries an industrial demand component, making its price less purely reactive to dollar shifts.
- One trader even stated that silver seems to track DXY (Dollar Index) more closely than gold at times, suggesting a nuanced correlation.
The Takeaway from the Thread
- Yes, there is a correlation between silver and gold—but it’s not always symmetrical or predictable.
- Compared to gold’s relatively steady relationship with the dollar, silver dances to a slightly more complex rhythm, factoring in industrial demand, speculative interest, and sharper volatility.
- Traders in the thread adjust position sizes, stop-loss levels, and strategy depending on how silver deviates from gold during high-impact news or macro moves.
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- #39
- Jul 24, 2025 1:43am Jul 24, 2025 1:43am
- Joined Jul 2025 | Status: Trader | 869 Posts | Online Now
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