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Gold and Silver Bottoms: What the Charts Predict

Gareth Soloway (Subscribed)

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Gold is currently down about 1.15% as it tests a critical support level that has held multiple times. The presenter likens the current pattern to a 'bouncy ball' where each subsequent bounce is smaller, suggesting a potential downside break. While a long-term bull on gold, the presenter believes the current washout isn't complete, with a target zone between $3,500 to $3,600 for a sustainable bottom. This zone is identified using historical pivot highs and Fibonacci retracement levels, and the presenter plans to accumulate gold in the $3,600 to $3,200 range. Silver, however, looks less promising, though a bottom around $50 is still expected, potentially piercing that level. Similar to gold, silver is showing a weakening support trend, and the presenter sees key support levels at $56, $54, and ultimately $46 to $50 for accumulation. The analysis emphasizes that charts, not narratives, are the most reliable indicators, a lesson learned from past predictions on silver. The video also briefly touches on oil, highlighting a recent 10% rally following a gap fill prediction, with a potential target of $78-$79 before a likely larger decline. This detailed technical analysis, especially on gold and silver's potential bottoming ranges, makes the full video a must-watch for understanding market dynamics.

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