SVM / Silvercorp Metals — 3D Chart: Bullish Structure, Bearish Silvercorp Metals Inc.TSX_DLY:SVMTHE-REAL-SILENT-TRADER SVM has had a powerful breakout from its multi-year accumulation/base, but the current 3D structure is showing signs of a meaningful correction after a parabolic advance. Price rejected from the upper extension region near 16.80–20.77 and is now pulling back into a key decision zone. The larger trend is still structurally bullish, but the short-term swing has turned bearish unless bulls defend support. The most important level on this chart is the 11.40–11.50 zone. This area lines up with the 1.0 Fib level, prior breakout structure, and the first major zone where bulls need to step in. If this level holds, SVM may simply be forming a higher-low before continuation. If it fails, the correction can extend much deeper. Bullish Setup A long setup becomes interesting if price holds above 11.40–11.50 and forms a strong reversal candle on the 3D chart. Long Entry Ideas Conservative long: Wait for a confirmed 3D reversal candle above 11.40 Better confirmation if price reclaims 15.00 Reload zone: 10.18 9.48 8.40–8.90 If price comes into the 8.40–9.50 region and shows strong demand, that may offer the best risk/reward long setup. Bullish Targets 15.00 16.80 20.77 A clean 3D close below 11.40 weakens the immediate bullish case and opens the door to a deeper correction. Bearish Setup A short setup becomes valid if SVM loses the 11.40 level on a 3D closing basis. The current top structure resembles a broad distribution / failed continuation after a strong parabolic move. If support breaks, price may continue toward lower fib and prior breakout levels. My Bias SVM is not a clean buy here yet. The larger structure remains bullish, but the current 3D swing is bearish. I would not chase longs in the middle of this pullback. I’d rather wait for either: A confirmed hold/reversal above 11.40, or A deeper pullback into 10.18–9.48 / 8.40–8.90 with demand, or A clean reclaim of 15.00–16.80 for bullish confirmation Not financial advice. Trade the levels, not the opinion.