This Gold Signal ONLY Happens Before A MAJOR Move

Patrick Ceresna
25 Apr 202506:40

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the current pullback in gold after its parabolic rise, analyzing whether it marks the end of the rally or a buying opportunity. Key technical levels such as the 3200 support level are examined, with potential bullish and bearish scenarios explored. The speaker highlights the correlation between gold and gold miners, advising on the likelihood of further gains or a prolonged correction. Additionally, silver’s price action is discussed, with a more neutral stance on its future performance. The overall focus remains on gold’s potential for further gains in the second half of the year.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Gold is currently experiencing a pullback after a parabolic run, raising the question of whether this is the end of the rally or a breather before the next bull phase.
  • πŸ˜€ The key support level for gold in its current correction is around 3200, with a potential 50% retracement. If this level holds, a short-term buying opportunity may emerge.
  • πŸ˜€ If gold's 3200 level doesn't hold, a deeper, multi-month market correction could occur, similar to past periods of horizontal consolidation.
  • πŸ˜€ A drop below 3200 could signal a longer-term bear market for gold, with a potential prolonged period of consolidation.
  • πŸ˜€ Gold miners are following the same pattern as gold, with potential short-term support between $45-$47 if gold finds support at 3200.
  • πŸ˜€ In a worst-case scenario, if gold undergoes a multi-month correction, gold miners could follow suit and drop to the low 40s, remaining in a range-bound market.
  • πŸ˜€ Despite the correction, the strong overall trend and the fundamental macro drivers behind gold's rise suggest that buying the dip remains a plausible strategy for short-term traders.
  • πŸ˜€ The outcome of gold's short-term correction will largely depend on the 3200 level, offering a tactical opportunity for those looking to buy the dip.
  • πŸ˜€ Silver, in contrast, has not made a higher high after its crash event and may be stuck in a range, lacking momentum for a breakout to 52-week highs.
  • πŸ˜€ The next major bull run in silver is expected to coincide with a potential breakout in gold in the second half of the year, making silver less attractive for the time being.

Q & A

  • What is the main concern regarding the recent pullback in gold prices?

    -The main concern is whether this pullback marks the end of the rally or if it is just a temporary correction before the next bull phase. The question is whether this is a buying opportunity or a warning sign.

  • What level of retracement does the script refer to for the current gold correction?

    -The script mentions a 50% retracement, with the 61.8% retracement close to 3,200, and the 50-day moving average at around 3,100.

  • What does the author suggest is the key technical level for gold to determine whether the bull trend will continue?

    -The key technical level for gold is 3,200. If this level holds, the author suggests the bull trend may continue, and gold could move towards 3,600 or higher.

  • What is the scenario where gold could enter a prolonged market correction?

    -A prolonged correction could occur if the 3,200 level fails to hold, leading to a V-shaped drop that wipes out the entire last rally. This could result in a multi-month period of consolidation.

  • What happened the last time gold reached a similar high, according to the transcript?

    -The last time gold reached a similar high was in August, and after that, gold experienced a deep correction, failing to hold the 50-day moving average and key Fibonacci levels. This led to a three-month period of horizontal consolidation.

  • What should traders expect if a short-term high in gold turns out to be just a consolidation rather than a bearish signal?

    -If it's a consolidation rather than a bearish signal, traders should curb their expectations for immediate profits. Gold might only rally again in the second half of the year, and a multi-month correction could follow.

  • How should traders approach the 3,200 level for a short-term buy opportunity?

    -Traders can use the 3,200 level as a tactical entry point for a short-term buy opportunity. The risk is relatively small, and they can exit if the level fails to hold, limiting potential losses.

  • How do gold miners correlate with gold in terms of price movement?

    -Gold miners tend to move in lockstep with gold. If gold finds support at 3,200, gold miners are likely to find support around the $45 to $47 range. If gold enters a multi-month correction, gold miners will likely follow suit, dropping into the low $40s.

  • What does the author predict for silver's price movement in the near term?

    -The author predicts that silver will likely remain stuck in a trading range for now. While there could be a short-term rally to $35, a pullback to $31 is also possible. The next major bull run in silver might coincide with a gold breakout in the second half of the year.

  • What is the author's current stance on silver?

    -The author is neutral on silver at the moment, neither bearish nor optimistic. While they don't expect silver to decline, they believe that the major action will be in gold, rather than silver, for now.

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