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Gold Price Forecast: Gold Retesting Breakout

By:
Christopher Aaron
Updated: Oct 14, 2020, 07:44 UTC

Gold is currently re-testing its former all-time high breakout zone between $1,800 - $1,920, which dates back to 2011.

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After surging to a new all-time high of $2,074 in August of this year, gold has since come back to $1,848 for a low in late September. The precious metal is currently trading at $1,890 spot.

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Retests of former all-time highs are common in the capital markets. The market is daring buyers to step back in and purchase where they did several months ago. The bias for this scenario is that buyers will once again present themselves as they did in August.

Over the short-term, we can see that gold has formed a terminal wedge pattern (see video), a typical bottoming formation. The key is that this pattern is occurring within the above-mentioned retest of the former all-time high. This is a bullish scenario. While nominal new lows back into the low or mid-$1,800’s may still occur over the next several weeks, this pattern should resolve higher by late Q4 2020, resulting in a new high above the August peak of $2,074.

At www.iGoldAdvisor.com we are positioning our firm and clients for the anticipated low ahead and a strong continuation advance in late Q4. Traders and investors should be preparing their game plans for 2021 now.

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About the Author

A former intelligence analyst for the CIA and Department of Defense, brings his expertise in pattern analysis to the financial markets. As the founder of iGold Advisor and iGlobal Analytics, he provides research on precious metals and offers technical analysis of global capital markets. Christopher is recognized for his insights on cyclical patterns in financial markets and is a sought-after speaker on international policy, having been featured in prestigious publications such as the New York Times and NPR.

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