Given that the ETF is now owned by a whole new crowd (or repurchased by those who sold last week), we can expect the new owners to behave a little differently.
First, they mostly bought in the mid-30's, so they're up slightly at these prices ($37.75.) Good enough for a short-term trade. Second, they shouldn't be affected by those pesky margin calls as were last week's owners. Last, they're traders. If they were patriotic, died-in-the-wool EOTWAWKI silver holders, they would have already maxed out on their holdings (which would be in coins, bullion and old tooth fillings anyway.)
Absent any further manipulation by CME, I suspect the current bounce will be contained by resistance at 38.7. There's also a .382 fib off the 4/28 highs at 38.4, the 50-day moving average of 38.2 and the apparent rolling over of the MACD and RSI. Last, trading has been confined since May 6 to a rising wedge with an apex at 39.6 the morning of May 11.
If SLV breaks down, it should return to test support at 30.6.
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