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Gold And Silver Technical Analysis Forecasting Precious Metals 1

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Finance

Finance-focused technical outlook (precious metals)

Macro / market driver

  • 10-year bond yield is cited as the main cause of weakness in precious metals.
    • Yield up: ~9 basis points on the day, around 5.28%.
    • The speaker claims ~5.28% is the highest since 2007.
    • Technicals are described as suggesting a potential yield pullback.

Core logic

  • Higher yields can reduce demand for gold and silver because bonds become more competitive.
  • Even if yields stall or fall, the speaker warns a technical breakout in gold could still push further downside due to bearish sentiment and follow-through.

Key short-term price moves

  • Gold: fell almost 4% (day described).
  • Silver: fell more than 5% (day described).
  • Both are described as having broken a major trend line / structural support.

Technical levels & explicit trading / accumulation recommendations

Gold (XAU)

Near-term structure

  • The selloff is described as a “nasty flush.”
  • A rising trend line/support was broken, increasing the risk of a lower retest.

Downside targets (“scene of the crime” / reversion zone)

  • Double-bottom zone just above ~3900
    • Expected as a test; “almost guaranteed” if the breakout continues.
  • Possible deeper decline range: ~3800 down to 3500.
  • A prior referenced level: ~3500
    • Framed as where the speaker would consider buying physical gold.

Swing-trade detail

  • The speaker says they took a small long position during the flush.
  • A noted minor support for the swing trade: just above ~4100.
  • If that breaks, they expect a move toward ~3700 and potentially ~3500.

Long-term view

  • Still long-term bullish, with a forecast of ~13,000 by 2029–2031.
  • The speaker mentions their average physical gold cost basis < $2,000/oz.
  • They would increase holdings at much higher levels (example cited around $3,500), citing long-term fiat/financial-stability concerns.

Silver (XAG)

  • Silver is described as having the same type of structural breakout as gold (trend line broken; parallel trend line).

Accumulation / entry plan (initial positioning rather than fully physical)

  • At $55: “start biting” (begin taking positions).
  • At $50: framed as a likely return zone aligned with prior structural levels, referencing:
    • 1980 high
    • 2007 high
    • 2011

Platinum (XPT) and Palladium (XPD)

Platinum (XPT)

  • Expected to break through key support.
  • Buying level starts at ~1500.

Palladium (XPD)

  • Already broke key support with a bearish flag and is moving lower.
  • Interested buyer zone: below ~$1150, down to ~$1100 (and “a little below”).

Methodology / framework mentioned (technical-analysis based)

  • Technical analysis and pattern logic including:
    • Breakout/breakdown of rising trend lines.
    • Double top logic on the 10-year yield:
      • A high plus secondary high = rejection; expects eventual return toward prior levels.
    • “Scene of the crime” / reversion:
      • After a breakout, price may revisit the prior broken level/support before forming a new high.
    • Cycle framing:
      • “Shorter bull and bear market cycles,” with an expectation of higher gold highs over longer horizons.

Key numeric targets & timelines (explicit)

10-year yield

  • Around 5.28% (highest since 2007); +9 bps day move.
  • A yield pullback is expected, but the speaker cautions yields may not return to 1–2%.

Gold targets

  • ~3900 (double-bottom test zone)
  • ~3800–3500 (potential deeper retest)
  • ~4100 (noted swing-trade support area)
  • Long-term: ~13,000 by 2029–2031

Silver targets

  • $55 (first “bite” level)
  • $50 (deeper structural/reversion level)

Platinum

  • Buy start: ~$1500

Palladium

  • Buy zone: < $1150 down to ~$1100

Risk cautions / conditional statements

  • Even if yields fall:
    • The speaker remains concerned gold could still decline further due to broken technical levels and possible bearish positioning/institutional breakout-point retesting.
  • Physical accumulation plan:
    • Would buy physical gold at levels like ~$3,500 if “down enough,” rather than necessarily at current prices.

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is shown in the provided subtitles.
  • The speaker describes personal actions, including:
    • A small gold long position
    • Intentions to accumulate physical metals

Assets / tickers mentioned

  • 10-year bond yield (benchmark; not a ticker)
  • Gold (XAU) (implied for the gold price levels discussed)
  • Silver (XAG) (implied for the silver price levels discussed)
  • Platinum (XPT)
  • Palladium (XPD)

Presenter / source

  • Gareth Nightingale — Chief Market Strategist, Verified Investing (verifyinginvesting.com)
  • Source referenced: Verified Investing, including mention of “Gareth’s Top Squad” premium channel

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