Since making a new low on the year at 15.05, silver has been consolidating in November. It made a price bottom after breaking above 15.90. After that it showed loss of bearish momentum in the 4H chart as the RSI broke above 60. Price broke above the 100-m, and 50-period simple moving averages, and has since stayed above them, showing loss of bearish bias, and confirming some short-term bullish bias. Silver 4H Chart 11/24(click to enlarge)Still, in the 4H chart, the RSI has not tagged 70, and price is still below the 200-period SMA. This shows lack of bullish momentum, and lack of bullish bias. As we begin the week, silver is threatening to push above these resistance factors, but will this open up a bullish outlook, or should we be aware of any key resistance above considering the fact that silver has been bearish at least since July before consolidating in November.Silver (XAG/USD) Daily Chart (click to enlarge)The daily chart shows that if price does advance, we should monitor the 17.00 area for resistance. Here we have:1) A falling trendline from the 21.57 July-high.2) A previous support pivot.3) A psychological handle.4) The 50-day SMA.If price stalls around 17.00, and the daily RSI stalls at or under 60, we should expect a bearish continuation attempt. It will first be tested around 15.80-16.00 which should hold if price is still in correction. But if price falls below this area, it is likely in a bearish continuation scenario with 15.00-15.05 in sight, and with risk of breaking lower in continuation of the prevailing, intact downtrend.If price breaks above 17.00, we might have to revise our outlook. For one, we might have to start limiting the bearish outlook. However, we should also limit the bullish outlook to the 18.50-19.00 area, which represents a previous support area.