If you're reading this, then you're going to buy silver if you don't own it already.

It's impossible for me to reach any other conclusion after reading the feedback from last week's Breakout segment assessing one trader's million dollar bet against the semi-precious metal. You may have watched the clip already; if not, it's worth checking it out if only to scroll through the comment section below the article.

Look at the heat coming back at me from silver longs. Keep in mind that I'm long gold and loud about it. Remember that I'm constantly advising traders to never fight a trend. I'm hardly oblivious to the fact that silver's trend is higher. Also note that my first question regarding the bearish silver trade focused on exactly what kind of crazy person would buy silver puts. None of that matters; silver bulls responded to the piece as though it were a five-minute study on the ugliness of their children.

Worries are building about the markets at the start of this new trading week on Wall Street. Over the weekend, the People's Bank of China said the reserve ratio for most banks would be raised again to keep inflation in check, and investors fretted about a possible Greek debt default.

So while the next few sessions are full of corporate earnings reports, at the moment commodities, rising prices and the Eurozone are leading the conversation. Once again, we're reminded of just how interconnected the world has become and of how events half way around the globe can easily and considerably influence the trading at home. China, Greece, Finland, Portugal, BRICS and an array of emerging markets — that's what we're watching and helping you to follow Monday.

Happy, and safe, trading.

From Twitter:

*Barry Ritholtz @ritholtz - Look Out Below? http://dlvr.it/Nt5Zp $$

*MarkWolfinger @MarkWolfinger - Danger: Using one trade to finance another http://fun.ly/g4zj