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Gold Elliott Wave: Trading Heavy

By:
Jeremy Wagner
Published: Jun 27, 2025, 13:07 GMT+00:00

Key Points:

  • Gold’s Elliott wave pattern appears incomplete to the downside.
  • Two wave counts suggest more losses to come.
  • Downside targets include 3,220, 3,189, and 3,120
Gold bullion, FX Empire

Current Elliott Wave Analysis

The Elliott Wave structure in Gold suggests an incomplete Flat correction unfolding from the April high. Flats follow a 3-3-5 internal wave structure and are labeled as wave ((a))-((b))-((c)).

We previously highlighted a larger corrective pattern unfolding in Consolidating in Wave 4 back on May 2. Turns out that decline may have been just the first wave of a larger structure.

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The recent decline from mid-June appears to mark the beginning stages of wave ((c)). According to Elliott Wave guidelines, wave ((c)) in a Flat is a motive wave that subdivides into five smaller waves. Within wave ((c)), Gold now seems to be progressing through wave (iii).

Wave (iii) often targets a 1.618 Fibonacci extension of wave (i), which projects a potential downside target near $3,218. A deeper extension toward $3,120 is also consistent with the completion of the broader Flat correction that began in April.

However, if price rallies above the wave (ii) high at $3,393, then this bearish interpretation will be invalidated, and the wave count must be reassessed.

Alternate Count – Leading Diagonal

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An alternative scenario considers the rally from May to June as a leading diagonal wave (i), followed by the current decline as wave (ii).

Under this structure, wave (ii) is expected to retrace between $3,244 and $3,189—levels derived from the 61.8% and 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of wave (i).

Bottom Line

Gold is likely in the early stages of a small-degree third wave lower within wave ((c)). If this count is correct, expect a decline toward $3,220, and potentially as deep as $3,120. However, a move above $3,393 would invalidate the bearish view.

In the alternate scenario, a pullback to $3,244–$3,189 remains probable as part of wave (ii). Both counts align on the expectation for near-term weakness, particularly into the $3,220–$3,244 zone.

Short-Term Bias: Bearish

Long-Term Bias: Bullish

Key Level for Bearish Short-Term Bias: $3,393

Initial Target: $3,220 – $3,244

Secondary Target: $3,189

Third Target: $3,120

About the Author

Jeremy Wagnercontributor

Jeremy Wagner, CEWA-M is a technical analyst and educator with two decades of experience. He currently specializes in Elliott Wave Theory and chart pattern setups. Jeremy earned the Certified Elliott Wave Analyst with the prestigious Masters designation (CEWA-M) from Elliott Wave International in 2017.

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