XAGUSD: silver analyses, with their outcomes
Here are the Meridian Engine analyses on silver against the US dollar, newest first, each with its conditions written before the move and its outcome checked on COMEX silver futures. Today there is one: the intraday analysis issued on 7 October 2026, closed on 8 October with both targets reached.
Updated 2026-10-21
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The readings
T1 and T2 reached on 08/10/2026 at 04:00 and 06:00 UTC; closed on the last target, +0.87R net
Conditional bearish: the 60.256 entry triggers only if price retraces to the low shelf broken on 07/10. Stop 60.900, targets down to 59.664, two invalidation conditions on H1 closes.
Checked on: SI=F, hourly bars
The instrument
XAGUSD is the price of one troy ounce of silver in US dollars. Like gold, it trades from Sunday 22:00 UTC to Friday 22:00 UTC; the hours of each centre and the London–New York overlap are on the market hours page.
How a reading is checked
Every silver analysis is checked on COMEX silver futures (SI=F), a public series separate from the engine’s feed. They quote on their own scale: to compare them with the published levels, add the basis stated on the card of every analysis, measured on the last bar before issue.
The full method is on the methodology page.
Terms used in the readings
Band · Liquidity pool · Sweep · Displacement · Drift · Shelf · ATR (average true range)
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