SUNDAY NIGHT WARNING: Silver Will Open With a Massive Gap (Be Ready)...

Описание: The Silver market closed Friday at **$76.00**, leaving technical indicators in deeply oversold territory. Now, all eyes are on the Sunday Night Futures Open (6:00 PM EST).

Historical data shows that after a manufactured "Friday Crash" like the one we just witnessed, the market often responds with a violent "Gap Up" when trading resumes. This leaves short sellers trapped and retail investors chasing higher prices.

In this video, I analyze:
1. The technical setup for a massive Sunday Night Gap Up.
2. Why the "Oversold Bounce" could take Silver back to $80+ instantly.
3. The specific price targets to watch for when the Globex market opens.

*CRITICAL:* If you are waiting to buy on Monday morning, it might be too late. The move happens Sunday night.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 The Sunday Night Warning: Gap Up Incoming?
02:30 Why Friday Was a "Bear Trap"
05:15 Technical Analysis: RSI & Oversold Bounce
08:00 The "Gap" Mechanics: Trapping the Shorts
11:20 Price Targets for the Open ($79-$82)
14:00 Conclusion: Be Ready at 6 PM EST

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DISCLAIMER: This video is strictly for entertainment and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor. The opinions expressed here are based on speculation and market theories and do not constitute buy or sell recommendations. Investments in precious metals involve risk. Always do your own research (DYOR) before making any financial decisions.

📚 DATA & SOURCES (VERIFIED):

1. GLOBEX TRADING HOURS:
Source: https://www.cmegroup.com/trading-hour...
(Confirming the Sunday 6 PM EST open time).

2. GAP TRADING STRATEGY:
Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/...
(Explaining how gaps occur between Friday close and Sunday open).

Disclaimer: This video is a macroeconomic analysis of market inefficiencies. Not financial advice.