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Gold Price Review & Forecast

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Gold parabolic rise still targets $2400, risking a price spike into $3000, similar to the historical pattern of 1980.


Short-Term: Overbought reaction is a wakeup call to Gold bugs. There is “no straight-line price move”. Markets traditionally move 3 steps forward and one step back. Gold latest correction followed a near record 9 month consecutive rise (lower green indicator). Median price drawdown is -14%, since 1980.


Gold's price correction is a healthy shakeout of weak hands, offering renewed buying opportunity at current technical levels. Immediate support serves as a 33% retracement of the rise from the March pandemic crash.


Long-term: 20-year “uptrend remains your friend”, accelerated by 6-year base pattern. “Bigger base, higher in space” – targeting $2400 price confluence level, with spike risk to $3000, similar to the historical pattern of 1980.


Risk management will be key. Option strategies useful for downside protection. Avoid behavioural bias traps such as price target wars that lead to +$1000 multiple blue-sky forecasts.



Gold Price Review & Forecast

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Edited 20 Aug 2020, 13:30

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Was reading an article by Richard Cooper (Harvard University) titled The Gold Standard: Historical Facts and Future Prospects. Interesting insights and a bit concerning for a pattern like the one in 1980s were to happen, as new investors might get caught up in the thrill of the gold boom without ensuring sufficient risk management in place. Hopefully, many will exercise sufficient caution.

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