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Chief Market Strategist Gareth Soloway analyzes gold and silver charts, noting gold's 70% retracement and silver's return to all-time highs. He discusses chart patterns and setups, predicting likely moves based on technical analysis. The video offers pure trading insights without hype, focusing on probability and chart data.

Talkmarkets

Chart Deep Dive: Gold And Silver Next Bull Move? Here Is What Technical Analysis Tells Traders

The article discusses the recent rally in gold and silver prices, emphasizing that gold has risen over 55% this year, marking its best performance since 1979. The author notes that while gold is traditionally viewed as a safe haven, its market can be volatile and difficult to analyze. Recent sell-offs are seen as countertrend moves in an ongoing bull market. The author also highlights successful investment recommendations in gold and silver, and mentions a colleague's trading strategy focused on short-term gains in the gold market.

InvestorPlace

Gold’s Rally Is More Than a Safe-Haven Story

The rising prices of gold and silver are not just temporary reactions but part of a long-term structural revaluation. Jan Skoyles discusses the ongoing bull market, the significance of volatility, and the impact of deficits and political dysfunction on real assets. Central banks and investors are strategically buying dips, indicating a shift in trust towards tangible assets. This trend reflects a fundamental change in economic reality rather than mere speculation.

Can You Trust The Rising Price Of Gold And Silver?

Gold is experiencing a significant bull run, having risen from $2,000 to over $4,400 per ounce since early 2024, driven by global central banks' monetary easing. This shift from fiat to hard assets indicates a potential new high for gold, especially if it breaks above $4,100 per ounce. The greatest investment opportunities may lie in precious metals miners, which could yield substantial gains.

The Lows Are In For Gold… The Next Leg Higher Is About To Begin

The recent pullback in precious metals, particularly gold and silver, appears to be nearing completion. Gold, after a period of being overbought, is now oversold within an ongoing bull market, suggesting a potential rebound. Analysts expect gold to reach $5,000 by 2026, supported by major institutions. Silver, while also oversold, is positioned well for a push above the critical $50 level. Both metals are forming consolidation patterns, with their next moves dependent on how these patterns resolve. A spike in overnight repo demand adds to the market's volatility context.

Is The Precious Metals Pullback Over?

Gold prices have dropped below $4,000, prompting a surge in buying from both retail investors and central banks. Analysts describe the current market as an overcrowded trade, with many seeing this dip as an opportunity to invest. Notably, the Bank of Korea is considering adding to its gold reserves for the first time in over a decade. Retail demand has surged globally, with reports of long lines at gold stores. Experts believe this correction is necessary for a sustained bull market, with expectations of continued interest from various buyers.

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Retail & Central Bank 'Dip-Buyers' Emerge As Gold Drops Below $4000

Spot gold prices have dipped below $3,900 per ounce due to a potential US-China trade deal, but analysts view this as a temporary pullback. Strong demand from China and institutional buying support a bullish outlook for gold, with JP Morgan projecting an average price of $5,055 per ounce by Q4 2026. The World Gold Council highlights gold's resilience amid macroeconomic uncertainty, as investors seek safe-haven assets amidst concerns over growth and inflation.

Benzinga

Gold's Pullback Leaves Bull Unfazed, Institutions See $5000 In 2026

Gold futures ended a nine-week winning streak, falling further on Friday after profit-taking and a significant outflow from gold-backed ETFs. The U.S. Consumer Price Index report showed a softer-than-expected 3% inflation, stabilizing gold prices. Analysts suggest the market is consolidating rather than collapsing, with expectations of a continued bull market. For the week, gold closed down 1.7% at $4,118.40/oz, while silver fell 3% to $48.377/oz.

Gold eases losses after mild inflation report but ends nine-week winning streak

Gold remains near its all-time high, defying expectations despite easing US-China trade tensions. The metal has gained over 65% in 2025, supported by strong central bank buying and inflows into gold ETFs. While positive news, including potential resolution of the US government shutdown, has emerged, it hasn't impacted gold's rally, which has lasted nine weeks. Silver has also surged over 80% this year, driven by similar macro factors and a squeeze in the London market. The current bull market for precious metals appears resilient against daily news fluctuations.

Invezz

Gold holds near a record high, even as US-China trade tensions appear to ease

Investors are advised to consider buying gold and silver on dips as Samvat 2082 approaches, following a strong performance in Samvat 2081 with gold up 60.4% and silver up 68.7%. Despite potential sharp corrections due to profit-booking, experts suggest a cautiously bullish outlook. The primary driver for the bull run is dollar debasement, with predictions of gold reaching $6,000 and silver $75 if the trend continues. However, corrections could see gold drop to $3,500 and silver to $40. The consensus is to adopt a 'buy on dips' strategy, especially for silver, which is experiencing high demand and trading at a premium in various markets.

Business Standard

New Samvat 2082: Investors could look at buying gold and silver on dips

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The Bull Run of Gold and Bitcoin May Be Nearing Its End

Analysts indicate that gold is in a strong bull market, having risen about 15% in the past month with minimal pullback. Ahmad Assiri from Pepperstone highlights that concerns over high US stock valuations and a potential tech bubble are driving demand for gold as a safe haven. This trend is expected to continue as gold becomes essential for diversified investment portfolios.

CoinLive

Analysts: Gold seems to be experiencing the most stable bull market in recent years and is expected to continue to be supported by safe-haven demand

ING reckons gold’s bull run has further to go. Spot gold was up 0.1% in Asia at $3,978.66/oz.

Gold Rally Has Legs Thanks to Central Banks, Geopolitical Risks

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Paul Tudor Jones, founder of Tudor Investment, predicts a significant surge in the U.S. stock market, marking the end of a bull market phase. He plans to invest in gold, cryptocurrencies, and Nasdaq tech stocks. Jones believes conditions are ripe for a rapid market increase, potentially surpassing the dot-com bubble. He warns that while the current bull market is enticing, it carries risks, and participants must remain agile. He anticipates a speculative frenzy driven by retail investors and funds, requiring increased retail buying and capital inflow to reach peak stock prices.

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Paul Tudor Jones Anticipates Strong Surge in U.S. Stock Market

Experts say precious metals are entering a new era, with gold and silver on track for record-breaking gains as inflation, debt, and global uncertainty fuel an unstoppable rally.